Apartment Maintenance Technician
odin propertiesFrankfort (KY)
About the role
Description:
Real Estate Development and Property Management company is seeking a talented, reliable Apartment Maintenance Technician for our multifamily apartment community. The main function of the Apartment Maintenance Technician is to organize, prioritize, and complete resident work orders and turnovers. The ideal candidate will have prior apartment maintenance experience and well-rounded skills such as HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and carpentry.
Requirements:
Ensure work orders/turnovers are completed effectively and efficiently.- Maintain a count of outstanding work orders and report to the Property Manager daily.- Keep the maintenance area neat and clean.- Work on call rotations for maintenance emergencies.- Coordinate with the Property Manager on purchasing parts/material as needed. Essential Skills/Abilities:- Type 2 EPA certification a plus.- Plumbing, electrical, and carpentry experience.- Ability to support and contribute to the team.- Positive attitude.- Two (2) years' experience in previous relevant maintenance field.- Neat, clean, and professional.- Attendance is an imperative job function.
Benefits Package Includes:
Medical, Dental & Vision plan options, life, long and short term disability- Retirement Plan - 401(k) Plan- Paid Time Off- 11 paid holidays!- $500 Sign On Bonus - Employee Referral bonuses!- Student loan repayment program- Employee Assistance ProgramPM19PI502fc5659b5d-9059
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