Maintenance Director
traditions at north willowIndianapolis (IN)
Maintenance Director
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traditions at north willowIndianapolis (IN)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Traditions N Willow RES
1703 W 86th St
Indianapolis, IN 46260, USA
As the Maintenance Director, you’ll oversee all aspects of building operations, including preventative maintenance, repairs, safety, and compliance. You’ll lead a small team and roll up your sleeves yourself to ensure resident apartments, common areas, and grounds are well cared for. This role requires both technical know-how and a warm, resident-first attitude.
Responsibilities:
Assure that all defective machines, equipment, and appliances are repaired or replaced
See that grounds and facility are kept safe, neat, and orderly
Conduct monthly fire drills
Organize, maintain, and store all department‑specific supplies and equipment
Inventory, identify and help store resident’s personal possessions on an ongoing basis
Complete forms, reports, evaluations, studies, etc. related to the Maintenance Department
Make sure all maintenance work meets quality standards
Supervise planned program of preventive maintenance
Responsibility for staffing, training, supervision, discipline, and schedule for department
Qualifications:
Minimum of a high school diploma or completed a GED program as well as computer knowledge/skills
At least three years of maintenance related experience and basic knowledge in carpentry, painting, plumbing, and lawn care
Must be available on call for urgent community needs
Benefits Retirement plan
Paid time off
Equal Opportunity Employer
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