The MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN, under the direction of the Maintenance Supervisor, is responsible for performing a variety of general maintenance duties to ensure the property is maintained to the highest standards. These duties include but are not limited to addressing common maintenance issues, carrying out various repairs and installations, and performing routine preventive maintenance. The job is physically demanding, ever-changing, and requires reporting to work “after-hours” (including on weekends) on an on-call basis or during emergencies (e.g., during inclement weather situations). In the absence of the Maintenance Supervisor, the MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN assumes all maintenance responsibilities. During the start-up of a new property, ALL employees are expected to assist with all aspects of the startup and may perform tasks that will later be transitioned over to outside vendors or other employees. Additional requirements of the job include the below-listed examples. Since it is impossible to foresee all scenarios, the list is just a sample, and other tasks may be assigned: Landscape maintenance, including watering plants, mowing, and weeding. Make-ready apartments once turned over by the construction company, including minor repairs and cleaning (dusting, vacuuming, wiping down counters, etc.). Collecting appliance serial numbers and entering information into property management software. Clubhouse “deep cleaning” once turned over by the construction company. Assembling Leasing Office/Clubhouse (Theater, Business Center, Theater, etc.) furniture and equipment. Assists with various repairs and tasks, as needed, all over the property.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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