The Maintenance Technician maintains the physical assets of the property management portfolio, ensuring apartments and common areas are in good working order. The role emphasizes customer service, timely work-order completion, safety, and compliance with property policies. The technician completes make-ready work on vacant apartments within seven days of vacancy and performs a broad range of repairs independently or as part of a team. The position handles service requests and routine or complex repairs involving plumbing, minor electrical work, HVAC, residential appliances, drywall, painting, carpentry, locks, windows, doors, and exterior upkeep. For vacant-unit turnovers, the technician inspects and documents required work, completes repairs and system testing, rekeys locks, and conducts a final walkthrough with the Community Manager or supervisor. The technician also inspects common areas, grounds, and building systems; follows safety procedures, including OSHA requirements; records work performed; and maintains supplies, tools, and equipment. The role includes professional communication with residents and property staff, seasonal or emergency duties such as snow removal and landscaping, and scheduled on-call coverage for after-hours emergencies.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED