Maintenance Technician II
Maintenance Technician II
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Maintain building by performing minor and routine painting, plumbing, janitorial, routine appliance upkeep, and other related maintenance activities when required.
- Ensure that all repairs are handled in a timely and appropriate manner.
- Initiate, perform, and oversee maintenance projects up to $300; PM approval needed for anything more than $300.Work with Community Manager on anticipated maintenance needs.
- Pick up trash on grounds. Keep breezeways, sidewalks, and grounds clear of clutter and debris. Ability to rake, shovel, prune, and maintain all landscaping. This may include the need to repair fences and/or walls.
- Maintain all sidewalks and parking lots, including painting lines, numbers, and/or other stencils as needed.
- Clean and turnover vacant apartments to include all actions necessary to make the apartment rent-ready for the next tenant within 5-10 days.
- Schedule and conduct pre-move out inspections and reporting. Accurately cost out any repairs that may be needed and supply an estimate for expected cost to the resident for completion.
- Regularly check smoke detectors to ensure proper operation, change appliance filters, check air handlers, and perform other inspections when directed or required.
- Requisition supplies; purchase tools and equipment (subject to supervisor approval); keep storeroom/shop clean, safe, and organized.
- Prepare and complete maintenance requests and work orders within 3-5 working days. Update Property Maintenance Log daily
- Perform regular preventative maintenance inspections of all units.
- Notify the Community Manager of safety-related issues and lease agreement violations.
- Respond promptly to after-hours calls and complete necessary repairs.
- Travel as required for in person classes and annual education conferences
- Travel as required between multiple sites, as well as errand runs as needed.
- Perform other duties as assigned
- Qualifications and Physical Demands
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