Maintenance Turn Technician

Kysin LLC•Irmo, SC

16d•$25 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

Bring Your Tools and Your Trade Skills to a Growing Single-Family Rental Portfolio! Are you a well-rounded Maintenance Turn Technician who takes pride in handing over a home that is genuinely move-in ready? A growing owner-operator of single-family rental homes is hiring a Maintenance Turn Technician for its Irmo, South Carolina market. This is a hands-on, self-performance role for someone who can walk into a vacant home and take it from trash-out to lease-ready without waiting on a vendor for every task. The Maintenance Turn Technician is responsible for make-ready repairs, troubleshooting and self-performance of maintenance work orders as assigned. You will be expected to perform intermediate-level maintenance and repairs in single-family homes. Technology is central to how this team runs. You will receive, update and close work orders on an iPad, upload before and after photos, manage inventory and communicate with the office by email and messaging throughout the day.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
Previous experience as a maintenance technician in multifamily or single-family housing.
Reliable transportation.
Proficiency with technology, including iPad usage, uploading photos, email and entering notes.
Ownership of hand tools related to the type of work to be performed.
Intermediate computer skills and the ability to learn new software
Knowledge of rental property management standards and practices
Above average ability to communicate with others and work as part of a team

Responsibilities

Perform all make-ready repairs on vacant homes, including painting, drywall repairs and intermediate-level renovations between residents.
Work with the office to keep homes on schedule and ready to lease.
When not actively engaged in a turnover, complete an average of six multi-trade work orders per day, troubleshooting and performing the work independently.
Order parts and create follow-up work orders for additional repairs identified on site.
Perform vacant and occupied property inspections, create work orders and address any maintenance issues found.
Interact professionally with residents as needed to assess issues, clarify work orders and schedule repairs.
Communicate with office staff when an issue requires escalation so the appropriate vendor can be assigned.
Basic HVAC diagnostic and repair
Electrical and plumbing repairs
Painting and drywall repair
Rekeying and replacing locksets
Carpentry repair
Installing blinds and fixtures
Trash-outs and securing the home
Replacing batteries, bulbs and filters as needed
Additional repairs as needed