Maintenance Technician

CLS Living•Edmond, OK

24d

About The Position

The Maintenance Technician helps maintain the community’s physical condition, inside and out, while promoting resident satisfaction through timely, professional service to residents and prospects. The role includes property walkthroughs, grounds and common-area upkeep, responding to work orders, preparing units, addressing maintenance issues, and supporting a safe, well-maintained community. The technician also works with the leasing office, documents damage when needed, and complies with applicable codes and safety regulations.

Requirements

Proficient working knowledge of basic building HVAC systems.
Proficient working knowledge of basic building electrical systems.
Proficient working knowledge of basic plumbing systems.
Experience with make-ready unit preparation.
Construction skills, including sheetrock patching, texturing, painting, flooring, and carpentry.
Experience with groundskeeping and irrigation systems.

Responsibilities

Provide outstanding customer service and build positive relationships with visitors, prospects, residents, neighbors, community members, schools, and city departments.
Maintain professional workmanship, communication, personal appearance, organization, and reporting.
Participate in company training and keep required insurance and licenses current.
Conduct daily property walkthroughs to check that all areas are functional, safe, and well-maintained.
Maintain cleanliness and safety in offices, common areas, stairwells, exteriors, basements, grounds, and model units.
Identify and address potential liability issues related to property maintenance.
Complete work orders promptly, professionally, and courteously, and thoroughly clean up after each task.
Document and bill residents for damage caused by neglect or misuse, collecting photos and other proof as needed.
Coordinate service requests with the leasing office to support resident satisfaction.
Keep maintenance shops and storage areas organized and safe.
Comply with applicable codes, legal requirements, OSHA rules, and safety regulations.