Facilities Maintenance Technician

Property Maintenance Technician

The Property Maintenance Technician is responsible for maintaining, repairing, and improving a portfolio of commercial properties. This hands-on position performs building maintenance, coordinates service vendors and contractors, responds to tenant requests, conducts inspections, and assists with repair and improvement projects.

The position works with the Commercial Property Manager and Vice President of Real Estate to support operations and maintain safe, functional, and attractive facilities.

Perform routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on building systems and facility equipment.

Diagnose and address electrical, plumbing, HVAC, mechanical, and general maintenance issues.

Complete preventative maintenance activities and scheduled inspections.

Respond to maintenance requests and facility emergencies.

Inspect buildings, parking lots, landscaping, exterior lighting, and common areas to identify maintenance and repair needs.

Coordinate landscape, snow removal, parking lot, and other exterior maintenance services.

Schedule and oversee vendors and contractors performing repairs, maintenance, and specialty services.

Assist with small construction, renovation, repair, and tenant improvement projects, including obtaining bids, scheduling contractors, and monitoring completion.

Serve as a maintenance contact for tenants and coordinate resolution of maintenance-related issues.

Maintain maintenance records, inspection reports, vendor documentation, and project files.

Assist with equipment installations, facility improvements, and space modifications.

Follow company safety policies and applicable building and life-safety requirements.

Three to five years of maintenance, facilities, construction, or commercial property experience.

Working knowledge of HVAC, electrical, plumbing, mechanical, and general building maintenance systems.

Ability to troubleshoot and complete a variety of repairs.

Experience coordinating contractors and service providers preferred.

Ability to communicate effectively with tenants, vendors, contractors, and company personnel.

Basic computer skills and experience maintaining work orders or maintenance records.

Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and perform physical tasks, including climbing ladders, bending, walking, and standing for extended periods.

Valid driver's license and ability to travel using company vehicles to properties.

Commercial office, industrial, warehouse, or multi-tenant property maintenance.

Preventative maintenance programs.

Basic construction and project coordination experience.