Maintenance Manager (Copy)

Christian Care Communities•Midway, FL

About The Position

The Maintenance Manager is responsible for custodial and property maintenance duties, including painting, heating and ventilation troubleshooting and repair, responding to work orders, minor plumbing and electrical work, snow shoveling, and landscaping. The role maintains compliance with applicable laws, regulatory requirements, and organizational standards. The manager performs and oversees maintenance and repairs to grounds, buildings, and equipment; addresses work orders; carries out preventive maintenance; and manages contractors as needed. The role also supports fire and life-safety readiness, maintains safe and clean work areas, and handles hazardous materials and waste in accordance with applicable instructions and regulations.

Requirements

High school diploma or general education degree (GED).
Five years of experience in general property maintenance.

Nice To Haves

Associate’s degree from a college, university, or technical school.

Responsibilities

Perform assigned basic maintenance and repairs on grounds, buildings, and equipment, keeping them in good repair and free from electrical, plumbing, heating, cooling, and other hazards.
Perform assigned maintenance and repairs, including basic plumbing, plastering, painting, carpentry, mechanical, heating, cooling, and cleaning work, according to approved work orders.
Manage bidding and oversee contractors for repairs and maintenance as needed.
Check work orders daily, complete necessary repairs to high-quality standards, and promptly return completed work orders with details of the work performed.
Ensure employees performing maintenance or repairs implement lockout/tagout procedures before work begins.
Perform scheduled preventive maintenance on mechanical equipment, repair or replace broken parts, and maintain records or logs of completed work.
Implement and teach fire-safety procedures, conduct fire drills, verify smoke detectors and fire extinguishers are operational, and maintain fire alarms and emergency generators in good working order.
Follow established safety procedures and precautions while on duty.
Respond to plumbing problems and perform repairs, including fixing leaky faucets, replacing drain pipes, clearing drains, and repairing leaking toilets.
Maintain and ensure compliance with Life Safety Code standards and regulations.
Periodically inspect, repair, or replace defective electrical outlets and connectors as necessary.
Immediately report incidents, accidents, unsafe or hazardous conditions, and equipment breakdowns or failures to the supervisor.
Keep work areas clean and safe, and properly store equipment when leaving an assignment, including during breaks or at the end of the workday.
Handle and store hazardous or toxic chemicals according to manufacturers’ instructions and lock them away when not in use.
Dispose of trash, waste, and other disposable products in compliance with applicable government regulations.