Maintenance Technician

EMBA MANAGEMENT GROUP•Macon, GA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Service Technician is assigned to one property and reports directly to the Maintenance Service Supervisor for the assigned property. The Maintenance Service Technician assists the Maintenance Service Supervisor in a team effort to achieve the goal of maintaining all aspects of the physical property, including interior and exterior of buildings as well as grounds. The Service Technician completes resident service requests and is responsible for preparation of vacant market-ready units.

Requirements

Have a valid Florida driver’s license.
Have reliable transportation.
Have a working telephone.
Able to paint in a neat manner.
Have own hand tools.
Be able to lift very heavy objects, such as furniture or appliances.
Climb stairs and ladders.
Have physical stamina necessary for working in extremely hot weather.
Have ability to analyze electrical, HVAC, and plumbing problems and make repairs.

Responsibilities

Assist each morning in removal of litter from parking and grounds.
Be observant of issues on the property that are in need of repairs or cleaning and report same to Supervisor.
Complete service requests for residents on a timely basis in a professional manner.
Complete the timely process of making vacant units market ready as instructed by the Maintenance Service Supervisor.
Be available when scheduled for after-hours emergency calls and respond promptly to all emergency calls.
Assist Supervisor in the completion of the preventive maintenance program, including processing monthly reports of inspections and work completed.
Follow existing established procedure for use of company tools and equipment.
Comply with company policy for removal and use of Maintenance Shop supplies.
Be consistent in the organized and neat use of the Maintenance Shop, adhering to established safety standards at all times.
Assist Supervisor in performing monthly inspections of exterior property, including all building exteriors, grounds, leasing center and common areas. Advise Supervisor of all subsequent safety issues.
Ensure all job duties are in compliance with city, county, state and federal laws that are pertinent to the property and the apartment industry, including but not limited to Fair Housing, the Clean Air Act, and OSHA.