Multi-Site Maintenance Technician

Harbor Group Management•Long Beach, CA

About The Position

The Multi-Site Maintenance Technician maintains two or more multifamily properties and is responsible for preserving their physical integrity and appearance. The role ensures that buildings, grounds, amenities, and common areas meet company standards for cleanliness, safety, and functionality through routine maintenance, resident service, and support of efficient property operations. The position is non-exempt.

Requirements

One year of prior general maintenance experience, including plumbing, electrical, carpentry, drywall, painting, or appliance repair.
EPA Type I & II or Universal certification is required for refrigerant handling.
Availability for emergency on-call work, including evenings and weekends, as property needs require.
Valid driver's license required, including for golf cart operation if applicable.
Customer-service orientation and ability to interact professionally with residents.
Strong attention to detail and ability to follow instructions and safety guidelines.
Any certifications required by applicable local and state laws.

Nice To Haves

HVAC certification preferred.
Multifamily (apartment) maintenance experience highly desired.

Responsibilities

Perform technical and mechanical maintenance, including plumbing, electrical, HVAC, carpentry, appliance repair, and glass replacement.
Respond promptly to resident service requests, track them in a work order system, and complete repairs according to company standards and local codes.
Conduct preventive maintenance and repairs across properties to support efficient and safe operations.
Prepare vacant units for new residents by inspecting units, creating punch lists, scheduling contractors, completing repairs, and conducting quality checks.
Maintain amenity areas, breezeways, pool areas, and common spaces through cleaning, trash removal, pressure washing, and minor painting.
Manage maintenance tools and materials, track inventory use, and notify supervisors when items need to be reordered.
Use maintenance resources cost-effectively by repairing rather than replacing parts where appropriate and using tools and supplies efficiently.
Attend safety meetings, complete OSHA training, and accurately report incidents.
Inspect vendor and contractor work for compliance with quality and scope expectations.
Assist with property inspections to identify maintenance needs and ensure proper upkeep.