Lead Maintenance Tech

Installation of new equipment such as appliances, etc.

Perform light electrical repairs on items such as appliances, fixtures, switches, outlets, circuits, etc.

Perform carpentry work, such as fitting doors, freeing windows, building shelves, and other construction tasks related to a Unit Remodel.

Perform routine preventive maintenance to ensure equipment continues to run smoothly, building systems operate efficiently, and/or the physical condition of buildings does not deteriorate.

Able to perform scheduled maintenance on all equipment based on the manufacturer's recommendations and operating manuals.

Perform seasonal work such as snow removal and yard care.

Occasional night and weekend requirements for snow removal may be necessary.

Exterior maintenance of the building such as gutter, soffit, and siding repair.

Prepare accurate records regarding preventive maintenance, work orders, apartment rehab, annual inspections, and inventory.

Participate in annual unit inspections with Managers.

Must provide own hand tools.

Available for On-Call Rotation after 30 days orientation.

PLUS: Maintenance Technician III Diagnose and repair complex issues involving HVAC systems, boilers, furnaces, chillers, and other mechanical equipment.

Troubleshoot electrical systems, including panels, circuits, and 3-phase power, ensuring compliance with code.

Handle advanced plumbing tasks such as water heater installation/repair, sewer line troubleshooting, and pump replacement.

Leadership & Mentorship Provide training, oversight, and technical guidance to Tech I and II staff.

Serve as the lead on major property projects and renovations, delegating tasks and ensuring timely completion.

Assist with onboarding and skill development of new maintenance staff.

Project & Vendor Coordination Lead property-wide preventative maintenance programs, ensuring all required documentation and inspections are completed.

Coordinate with outside contractors for specialized services (e.g., roofing, elevators, fire systems) and inspect vendor work for quality assurance.

Assist supervisors in planning large-scale capital improvement projects.

Regulatory & Safety Compliance Ensure all work meets building codes, OSHA requirements, and safety standards.

Maintain advanced knowledge of environmental systems (e.g., HVAC refrigerant handling, stormwater, energy efficiency upgrades).

Serve as a resource during property inspections by city, state, or insurance representatives.

Emergency & After-Hours Response Take lead responsibility for urgent building emergencies, including electrical outages, HVAC failures, water intrusion, and structural safety issues.

Train Tech I and II team members on emergency response protocols.

Recordkeeping & Reporting Prepare detailed documentation of advanced repairs, project scopes, and cost estimates.

Track lifecycle of building systems and recommend proactive replacements or upgrades.

Maintain compliance logs for HVAC, fire, and safety systems.