Job Summary:

Performs troubleshooting, diagnostics, housekeeping, and repairs on buildings, not limited to building mechanical systems, plumbing, and electrical grid for assigned property. Responsible for the turnover maintenance of apartments and/or short stay rooms in hotel/commercial environment.

Job Responsibilities:

  • Conducts physical inspections of the facility, grounds, premises, hallways, common areas, restrooms, etc. detailing anything that might be in need of repair, maintenance, clean-up, or is a hazard and addresses the issue or advises Facilities Leadership for accurate resolution

  • Makes repairs to the facilities and premises as assigned including painting, patching, basic kitchen appliance repair, furniture, walls, ceiling tiles, carpeting, floor tiles, etc.

  • Prioritizes work orders and service tickets and responds to urgent requests from tenants and clients

  • Completes any and all assigned facility support, clean-up, maintenance, moving, event support, set-up, and repair work

  • Executes asset preventative maintenance

  • Collaborates with the office team to address day to day issues

  • Consistently acts in a manner that improves member experience

  • Ability to take ownership of a challenge and the resolution of problems.

Requirements:

  • 3+ years of experience in a commercial facility/hotel and residential maintenance, including, repairs, moving, freight/docks, or mechanical work

  • Must be technically skilled in multiple fields including plumbing, electrical, base building mechanical, HVAC and carpentry

  • High School Diploma or GED

  • Requires good interpersonal skills, both verbal and written

  • Ability to use computers for work order processing and e-mail communications

  • Must possess a high level of accuracy and neatness and operates in accordance with policy and procedure

  • Serves in an 'on call' capacity for after hours emergencies, if needed.

  • Capacity to acquire a Fire Life Safety Director (FLSD) or other various certifications depending on the needs of the asset

Physical Requirements

  • Must be capable of performing the duties of the position, including squatting, stretching and lifting up to 25 pounds if required.

  • Ability to stoop, stand and climb frequently if required.

  • Must have the ability to crouch and reach to install or move equipment between departments and floors.

  • Ability to understand information presented orally and in writing.

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