Facility Maintenance Technician

Facility Maintenance Technician

Responsible for the ongoing physical upkeep, safety, and operation of commercial or residential buildings. They troubleshoot and repair building systems (HVAC, plumbing, and electrical) to minimize downtime and ensure the facility meets health and safety regulations. Use this customizable job description template to attract experienced technicians:

Job Summary

We are seeking a reliable and highly skilled Facility Maintenance Technician to oversee the physical operation and maintenance of our facility. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in various trades, the ability to troubleshoot mechanical systems, and a commitment to maintaining a safe, clean, and efficient environment.

Key Responsibilities

• System Maintenance:
  Perform routine and preventive maintenance on HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems to prevent failures and extend equipment lifespan.
• General Repairs:
  Complete daily work orders for structural repairs, including patching drywall, painting, repairing door locks, and fixing fixtures.
• Emergency Response:
  Quickly diagnose and resolve emergency maintenance requests to ensure minimal disruption to daily operations.
• Safety & Compliance:
  Conduct regular safety inspections of the building, grounds, and equipment to ensure compliance with OSHA and local building codes.
• Documentation:
  Accurately track labor hours, inventory, and completed repairs using facility maintenance software.
• Vendor Coordination:
  Assist in overseeing external contractors for specialized or large-scale repairs.

Qualifications & Skills

• Experience:
  
  1–3+ years of experience in commercial or multi-family facility maintenance (or an equivalent level of experience in trades like plumbing, electrical, and carpentry).
• Technical Knowledge:
  Working knowledge of HVAC systems, hand/power tools, and diagnostic equipment.
• Physical Requirements:
  
  Ability to lift heavy equipment, climb ladders, and stand/walk for extended periods.
• Certifications:
  
  Valid state driver's license; EPA Certification (Type II or Universal) and specialized trade licenses are a strong plus.