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Under the daily direction of the Maintenance Supervisor (if applicable) and/or Supervisor, the Maintenance Technician is responsible for the overall maintenance of the physical property.
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This job title is associated with Service Technicain, Apartment Maintenance, Maintenance Technician, Make Ready or Make Ready Technician. The pay: The anticipated pay range for this maintenance technician opportunity is $22-$23 an hour plus monthly bonuses and competitive benefits package.
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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionJOB TITLE - Maintenance TechnicianSCOPE & PURPOSEUnder the daily direction of the Maintenance Supervisor (if applicable) and/or Supervisor, the Maintenance Technician is responsible for the overall maintenance of the physical property.
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Two years’ experience as a residential property management maintenance technician and at least Eighteen months of education, on the job training, or formal training beyond high school level in general apartment maintenance and repair, HVAC maintenance and repair experience or closely related experience to ensure the ability to recognize electrical, plumbing, and mechanical malfunctions or equipment failure.
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Assist in apartment move-in and move-out inspections and assist the Maintenance Manager or Community Manager in scheduling annual apartment inspections. Keep accurate records regarding preventive maintenance, work orders, apartment refurbishing, annual inspections, inventories, purchase orders, and perform scheduled maintenance on all equipment based on the manufacturers operating manuals.
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Have knowledge regarding water and gas meter cut-offs, all apartment and fixture cut-offs, sewer clean-outs and post map of same. Willingness to pitch in and work in areas other than strictly repair maintenance; i.e. janitorial, custodial, gardening, painting, etc.
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Perform various maintenance duties for residential units including basic plumbing, electrical, painting, appliance repairs, cleaning units and grounds for inspections and new occupancy. Ensure effective, timely and professional interactions with residents, contractors and property management team on all maintenance services provided.
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The Apartment Maintenance Technician reports to the maintenance supervisor or property manager and requires attention to detail and the ability to follow directions. Apartment Maintenance Technician.
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Working in a maintenance environment may mean exposure to dust, fumes, solvents variable lighting conditions and noise. May be required to track stock control and utilization of maintenance materials.
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1 year minimum maintenance work experience, or experience in a related field. Report any maintenance or resident related concerns to manager in a timely manner. Perform carpentry work, such as fitting doors, freeing windows, replacing and building shelves, sanding and refinishing floors, as well as exterior and interior painting.
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Required Skills and Abilities: ‒ Willingness to pitch in and work in areas other than strictly repair maintenance; i.e. janitorial, custodial, gardening, painting, etc. Working Conditions: ‒ Working in a maintenance environment may mean exposure to dust, fumes, solvents variable lighting conditions and noise.
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BGSF is seeking experienced and inexperienced individuals for maintenance technician positions in the apartment industry! Do you have experience in maintenance, skilled labor, or the apartment industry.
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Replace broken glass, tile, carpet, screens, garbage disposals, fixtures, appliances, draperies, locks. High School Diploma and training or experience in the following areas carpentry, light plumbing work, light electrical work, painting, refurbishing and cleaning, air-conditioning.
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The Maintenance Technician I is responsible for helping with general maintenance repairs, apartment make-readies, preventive maintenance and construction or rehabilitation projects for an apartment community.
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A qualified candidate will be experienced in all levels of apartment maintenance, with a well-rounded background in plumbing, HVAC, electrical, appliance maintenance, and training and development of onsite maintenance personnel.
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