Maintenance Tech - 33

SCOPE: A Maintenance Technician in property management is responsible for performing a variety of repairs and maintenance tasks across residential or commercial properties, including plumbing, electrical, HVAC systems, carpentry, and general upkeep, responding to resident/tenant service requests, and ensuring the overall functionality and appearance of the property by completing routine inspections and preventative maintenance procedures, often requiring on-call availability for emergencies; reporting to the property manager. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Maintenance Repairs: Diagnose and repair plumbing issues like leaky faucets, clogged drains, and toilet malfunctions. Troubleshoot and fix electrical problems including faulty outlets, lighting fixtures, and wiring. Service HVAC systems, addressing issues with heating, cooling, and air filtration. Perform basic carpentry repairs like door and cabinet replacements, drywall patching, and trim work. Address appliance malfunctions. Conduct minor painting and touch-up work. Preventative Maintenance: Regularly inspect building systems including plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and fire safety equipment. Perform routine checks on exterior building components like windows, doors, and siding. Maintain landscaping and grounds as needed. Monitor and replace worn-out parts to prevent future breakdowns. Resident Service Requests: Promptly respond to resident maintenance requests and work orders. Communicate effectively with residents regarding repair status and updates. Prioritize urgent repairs and address emergency situations. Administrative Tasks: Maintain accurate records of work orders, repairs completed, and parts inventory. Coordinate with contractors for larger projects requiring specialized skills. Adhere to safety protocols and building codes. Emergency Repairs: May require on-call availability for emergency repairs Vendor Management: Coordinate with outside contractors for complex repairs, obtaining quotes and overseeing work completion. Documentation: Maintain detailed records of repairs, work orders, parts inventory, and inspection reports. Safety Compliance: Adhere to all safety regulations and procedures while performing maintenance tasks. Other responsibilities deemed necessary by supervisor