Mobile Home Community Maintenance Technician

Osprey Management•Pontiac, MI

8d•$20 - $22

About The Position

The Mobile Home Community Maintenance Technician maintains and repairs homes, community buildings, common areas, facilities, and infrastructure. The role helps keep the property safe, functional, and well-maintained by performing routine and emergency maintenance, responding to resident service requests, conducting inspections, and coordinating with vendors as needed. The position also involves maintaining records, inventory, tools, and equipment, and following applicable safety regulations, building codes, company standards, community policies, and Fair Housing Act requirements. Crystal View Capital/Osprey Management is a private equity real estate firm specializing in the acquisition and management of value-add manufactured housing and self-storage assets. Founded in 2014, the firm has raised over $300 million in equity capital and has over $600 million in assets under management. Its in-house management company supports more than 110 assets across 30 states, with over 50 corporate professionals and more than 150 property-level staff members.

Requirements

2–3 years of general maintenance experience.
Willingness to work respectfully with people of diverse backgrounds.
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
Willingness to work outdoors in all conditions, including rain and heat.
Outstanding time-management and organizational skills.
Flexible schedule with weekend availability for maintenance emergencies.
Ability to solve problems involving equipment, maintenance issues, and emergency situations.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.
Valid driver's license and clean background required.
Availability for on-call emergency maintenance as needed and by cell phone.

Responsibilities

Perform routine and emergency maintenance on mobile homes, community buildings, and common areas.
Troubleshoot and repair plumbing, electrical, HVAC, carpentry, and general property upkeep issues.
Inspect and maintain community infrastructure, including roads, lighting, and utility connections.
Perform seasonal maintenance, such as winterizing homes, servicing irrigation systems, and removing debris.
Respond promptly to resident maintenance requests and complete repairs in a timely manner.
Repair home exteriors, including roofing, skirting, siding, porches, and decks.
Address interior maintenance needs, including flooring, doors, windows, and fixtures.
Prepare vacant homes for new residents by cleaning, repairing, and making necessary updates.
Maintain the cleanliness and appearance of common areas, including landscaping, sidewalks, and recreational spaces.
Perform groundskeeping, including mowing, trimming, weed control, snow or ice removal when applicable, and debris removal.
Oversee proper trash disposal and keep dumpster areas clean and orderly.
Identify and address potential safety hazards.
Conduct regular inspections to identify maintenance needs before they become major issues.
Ensure compliance with safety regulations, building codes, and company maintenance standards.
Maintain accurate records of completed work, service requests, and inspections.
Coordinate with external vendors and contractors for specialized repairs or large-scale maintenance projects.
Maintain an inventory of maintenance supplies and request replenishments as needed.
Properly store and maintain tools and equipment.
Follow Federal Fair Housing Act regulations and community policies.
Adhere to safety protocols and use protective equipment as required.
Be available by cell phone for on-call emergency maintenance as needed.