Maintenance Technician

COME JOIN OUR TEAM! Titan Corp seeks maintenance technicians for a growing property management company. Benefits include:
Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K, and Paid Time Off.

The role of Maintenance Technician is to provide proper maintenance for the community, along with providing excellent customer service to all residents and prospects. Maintenance Technicians must wear a complete uniform with an I.D. badge when working on any Titan Corp. property at all times, including nights and weekends.

• Complete all service requests within 24 hours, unless it requires extraordinary parts or labor.
  
  Keep maintenance shop in a clean and orderly manner.
• Monitor and operate compactor.
• Help maintain grounds and streets free of litter.
• Keep uniform and personal appearance clean and neat.
• Maintain all amenity areas.
• Assist Community Director with unusual projects as necessary to maintain smooth property operation.
• Maintain all project directional signs, ensuring they are clean, painted, and straight.
• Monitor recycling containers. Keep them clean and items separated.
• Call Community Director or Maintenance Supervisor before you are going to be out of work for any reason.
• Monitor guidelines for vacant, office, and common areas.
• Check and replace any defective or burned-out light bulbs or security lights. Light inspections to be done one two times per week.
• Serve maintenance "on call" as necessary.
• Perform other duties as assigned by the Community Director and/or Maintenance Supervisor.

• Use various hand tools and test equipment; these items may vary in weight from a few ounces to 40 pounds.
• Use a 30-pound can of refrigerant for servicing of air‑conditioners.
• Hand‑carry and use a 70-pound refrigerant recovery unit.
• Hand‑carry and install air‑conditioning compressors weighing from 40 pounds to 120 pounds.
• Hand‑carry and install air‑conditioning condenser units weighing 100 to 250 pounds.
• Hand‑carry and install furnace / forced air unit weighing up to 90 pounds.
• Hand‑carry and install hot water heaters weighing between 70 and 90 pounds.
• Hand‑carry and install commode/closet combination weighing 40 to 50 pounds.
• Climb ladders ranging from 16 to 40 feet in length and 20 to 125 pounds in weight to clean gutters, perform roof repairs, and change light bulbs in breezeways.
• Make sure preventative maintenance is done on all weight room equipment.
• Change panels of glass ranging in weight from 10 to 40 pounds, often requiring a ladder.
• Pool maintenance: lift and/or transport 100-pound drums of granular chlorine, 50-pound drums of stick chlorine, 50-pound bags of soda ash or bicarbonate of soda; replace pool pump room motors and pumps weighing 25 to 200 pounds.
• Move appliances between apartments by hand truck over one to three flights of steps; appliances weigh 75 to over 200 pounds.
• Move commercial laundry machines weighing 120 to 150 pounds.
• Move furniture and other items weighing several pounds to pounds.
• Repair building structure, moving materials weighing several to several hundred pounds.
• Maintain special equipment (exercise equipment, gas grills, golf carts, car washes, amenity areas, security gates) often weighing over 100 pounds.
• Install track lighting or ceiling fans using a stepladder and lifting with two hands.
• Overall lift and transport other maintenance items weighing up to 200 pounds.

• Communicate clearly to the residents, both verbally and in writing.
• Read and/or listen to resident requests/concerns.
• Receive resident concerns in a calm and open manner.

• Must be CMRT (Certified Maintenance and Reliability Technician) certified.
• Must be EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) certified.
• Must be CPO (Certified Pool Operator) certified.
• Must have a sense of pride about a job well done, be courteous and tactful, and have a commitment to quality work.
• Must be clean cut, neatly dressed, and wear the proper uniform each day.
• Must have good character and background that can stand up under a thorough background check.
• Must take and pass a drug‑screening test.
• Must be able to pass an agility test.
• Must be able to communicate to residents, both verbally and in writing, and receive residents' concerns in a calm and open manner.
• Must have dependable transportation capable of carrying tools and parts to ensure efficient use of time for building maintenance.