Maintenance Technician-Florida Station

29th Street•Aurora, CO

3d•$24 - $26•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Technician keeps the property clean and free of debris and completes repairs regularly. The role uses mechanical and electrical maintenance and construction experience in multifamily and commercial properties, and works with property management staff, residents, vendors, and contractors to complete work orders and apartment turns efficiently, on time, and cost-effectively. The position is based at Florida Station in Aurora, Colorado, and is full-time on the day shift.

Requirements

HVAC experience is required.
Superior organizational and communication skills.
Ability to provide courteous, professional service to residents, property managers, supervisors, vendors, and other service providers.
Honesty in time reporting.
Reliability and punctuality.
A valid driver's license may be required.
At least one year of experience is preferred.
Multifamily property management experience is preferred.

Nice To Haves

At least one year of experience.
Multifamily property management experience.

Responsibilities

Maintain the property in a clean condition and free of debris.
Perform plumbing maintenance and troubleshooting, including sweating copper pipe.
Maintain electrical wiring, outlets, and switches; install lighting fixtures.
Install and repair drywall and texturing.
Troubleshoot and repair heating, cooling, and ventilation systems.
Maintain unit zone valves, transformers, and thermostats.
Troubleshoot and maintain hot-water and steam boilers.
Install, maintain, repair, and troubleshoot appliances.
Complete additional tasks assigned by the Community Manager, Regional Manager, Vice President, or Maintenance Supervisor.
Process work orders and collaborate with property managers and staff to complete work orders and apartment turns efficiently, promptly, and cost-effectively.
Plan materials efficiently and complete maintenance unit turns with a goal of one-visit completion.
Coordinate maintenance staff or vendors to complete resident maintenance requests within 24 hours, or arrange a suitable alternative with the resident.
Ensure vacant apartments are made ready within seven days of vacancy.
Coordinate with cleaning and painting contractors as approved by the management company.
Leave occupied and unoccupied units cleaner than when arriving.
Communicate with residents when repairs or maintenance will take longer than expected.
Complete pre-move-out inspections to minimize turn times and complete unit turns promptly.
Update and close out work orders in the property management software, including notes.