Commercial Maintenance Technician - $22 - $28 Hourly Wage

Posted 2 days ago

property managementState College (PA)

Maintenance and Repair Workers, General Nonresidential Property Managers

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Mid

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$22.00 - $28.00 per hour

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About the role

Description: NOW HIRING IN STATE COLLEGE, PA!Property Management, Inc. (PMI) has a rare opportunity for a motivated individual to join a growing company as an employee owner. PMI manages over $4 billion of real estate assets and has over 30,000 customers and 360 clients. We are currently searching for one full-time Commercial Maintenance Technician to join our team as part of the Maintenance Division. When you join PMI, you are joining a stable and growing employee-owned management company at the forefront of the real estate industry that has been in business for over 55 years. APPLY Online: By clicking here.

Rate: $22-28/hour depending on experience.

Hours: Monday through Friday, 7:30AM to 4:00 PM.

Benefits: We are an EMPLOYEE-OWNED COMPANY! Earn company stock at no cost to you.401(k) with employer match. Medical/Dental/Vision insurances. Short-Term and Long-Term Disability options (some company paid!).Generous PTO.Paid Holidays. Employee bonus referral program. Advancement opportunities. Company provided uniforms. Work Boot Allowance. Mileage reimbursement. Role and

Responsibilities: Commercial maintenance in office buildings. Preventative maintenance. Grounds maintenance. Light electrical, plumbing, HVAC troubleshooting. Customer service. Rotating On-Call. May be eligible for an on-call bonus!

Requirements: Prior maintenance experience is preferred. Valid PA Drivers License and reliable, insured transportation. High School Diploma/GED.Must be able to pass background check to work in government occupied spaces. Compensation details: 22-28 Hourly WagePI21900a 681f 0a-3052

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