Hiring Apartment Maintenance Technicians
career strategies virginia beachHampton (VA)
Hiring Apartment Maintenance Technicians
Posted 8 days ago
career strategies virginia beachHampton (VA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job Description
Responsibilities:
Perform grounds maintenance and light landscaping.
Conduct HVAC maintenance (preferred but not required).Prepare vacant units for occupancy, including turnovers and work orders.
Handle plumbing, drywall repair and texturing, painting, electrical repair, carpentry, and appliance repair and installation.
Requirements:
Minimum of 6 months of onsite residential maintenance work experience.
Must have your own set of basic hand tools and a power drill.
Reliable transportation.
Availability Monday-Friday for an 8-hour workday, full-time (40 hours per week).HVAC certification is preferred (proof of certification required if applicable).No on-call duties.
Benefits:
Weekly pay! Pay rate based on experience, certifications, and qualifications.
Comprehensive background screening required.
Must be eligible to work in the United States.
Drug-free work environment.
Equal opportunity employer.#ZrVB1\nCompany DescriptionOur Property Management Division provides temporary and temp-to-hire staffing nationwide for Porters, Maintenance Technicians, Leasing Consultants, Assistant Property Manager, and Property Managers.
Company Description:
Our Property Management Division provides temporary and temp-to-hire staffing nationwide for Porters, Maintenance Technicians, Leasing Consultants, Assistant Property Manager, and Property Managers.
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