Will Your Skills Transfer to Maintenance?

A Maintenance Technician is responsible for keeping the appearance of the property in excellent condition, both inside and out. There are no typical days, as change is a constant. Daily responsibilities could include running work orders (electrical, plumbing, HVAC, etc.), appliance repairs and exterior maintenance. In addition, maintenance technicians often have o respond to after hour emergencies. Therefore, being on-call is part of the job responsibilities.

Skill SetPersonality Traits

  • Ability to use power tools
  • Communication (Written follow-up, ability to explain solutions to resident issues, etc.)
  • Organization (Keeping track of work orders and keys)
  • Ability to multitask (Handle and prioritize everyday work orders and emergencies)
  • Friendly (Willing to assist residents in need)
  • Caring (Empathetic to resident problems)
  • Ownership (Takes responsibility and pride in their work)
  • Self-Motivated (Able to work/troubleshoot independently)

Previous Job Experience

  • Contractors (Plumbing, electrical, HVAC, general, painters etc.)
  • Construction workers
  • Mechanics

Education

  • Associate’s degree from technical college desirable
  • Trade certifications desirable
  • High school diploma required