Temporary Maintenance Technician

Redstone Residential•Rexburg, ID

6d•$16

About The Position

The Temporary Maintenance Technician is responsible for the systematic replacement and labeling of smoke alarms across all Redstone Residential properties in the Rexburg Housing portfolio. This is a project-based position expected to be completed within 90 days, averaging 20-30 hours per week across approximately 1,200 apartment units. The position requires attention to detail, self-direction, and a professional demeanor when working in occupied units.

Requirements

Prior experience in maintenance, construction, or a related hands-on trade preferred
Ability to work independently and manage a consistent daily workload without close supervision
Comfortable working in occupied residential units and interacting with residents professionally
Basic knowledge of smoke alarm installation or willingness to be trained
Must be able to lift 30+ lbs. and work shifts requiring repeated use of a ladder
Valid driver's license preferred, as travel between properties may be required
Must be reliable, punctual, and detail-oriented given the time-sensitive nature of the project

Responsibilities

Replace smoke alarms in each assigned apartment unit according to the project schedule.
Properly label each newly installed smoke alarm with the required unit identifier, date of installation, and any other designated information.
Inspect each installation site to confirm the alarm is functioning correctly before leaving the unit.
Clean up the work area after each installation, including removal of packaging, dust, and debris.
Safely collect and dispose of old smoke alarms in accordance with property and local guidelines.
Maintain an accurate daily log of completed units, noting any issues encountered such as wiring concerns, inaccessible units, or alarms requiring non-standard installation.
Coordinate with property managers and leasing staff to schedule access to occupied units in a respectful and timely manner.
Communicate professionally with residents when entering units, providing brief explanation of the work being performed.
Report any unit-level safety concerns or maintenance issues observed during installations to the property manager.
Follow all safety protocols when working on ladders or in elevated positions.
Participate in any required project briefings or check-ins with the maintenance supervisor.