Maintenance Manager

Brookfield Properties•San Diego, CA

19d•$73,100 - $102,480

About The Position

The Maintenance Manager supervises and leads a team and coordinates and performs general maintenance at a higher-complexity, multi-unit residential property. Work may involve repairing and maintaining machinery and mechanical equipment, mechanical maintenance, interior maintenance, plumbing, carpentry, and housekeeping. The role includes supervising employees responsible for mechanical maintenance, groundskeeping, interior and exterior maintenance, custodial work, housekeeping, and/or food court operations. The manager also performs or assigns maintenance and repair work on heating and air-conditioning equipment, carpentry, electrical systems, plumbing, and preventative maintenance. The position interfaces with contractors and vendors and may prepare written specifications, solicit and evaluate bids, and negotiate for goods and services according to the established bid process.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED in general studies.
3–4 years of experience in commercial or multi-unit property maintenance.
Computer and smartphone literacy.
Ability to communicate clearly and effectively in English, verbally and in writing, for all work-related responsibilities.
EPA/HVAC certification, required depending on property needs.

Nice To Haves

Multilingual skills.
Valid driver's license, preferred depending on property needs.
Electrical certification.
Appliance certification.

Responsibilities

Supervise maintenance, groundskeeping, interior and exterior maintenance, custodial, housekeeping, and/or food court employees; hire, train, schedule, and discipline staff; review their work; conduct performance appraisals; and recommend pay changes.
Perform or assign repairs and maintenance of mechanical equipment, including heating and air-conditioning systems; diagnose problems and disassemble, clean, lubricate, repair, or replace parts.
Perform or assign carpentry work, including installing and repairing doors, doorjambs, moldings, hinges, door closers, locks, and knobs, as well as drywall or plaster repair and painting.
Perform or assign electrical work, including inspecting and testing lighting, wiring, and power circuits and replacing faulty switches, lamps, and ballasts.
Perform or assign plumbing work, including unclogging sinks and toilets, repairing faucets and assemblies, replacing washers and pipes, and repairing fountains.
Interface with contractors and vendors; as needed, create written specifications, solicit and secure bids in accordance with the established process, and negotiate for goods and services.
Perform or assign preventative maintenance duties.
Perform other duties as assigned.