Maintenance floater Job Miami area,Florida USA,Trades / Skilled Labor

Multi-Site Support: Deploys across various properties within a portfolio to perform routine upkeep, address maintenance backlogs, or fill in during staff leaves.
General Maintenance & Repairs: Diagnoses and repairs issues related to plumbing (leaks, fixtures), electrical systems (outlets, switches, lighting), carpentry, and drywall.
HVAC & Appliance Servicing: Performs basic preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, and filter replacements on heating, ventilation, and air conditioning units, as well as community or unit appliances.
Make-Ready / Unit Turnovers: Prepares vacant apartments or units for new occupants by painting, making necessary repairs, and ensuring everything meets property standards.
Preventative Maintenance: Conducts scheduled property inspections, safety checks, and equipment servicing to minimize unexpected equipment downtime.
Emergency Response: Responds to urgent property issues, maintenance requests, or on-call rotations depending on portfolio requirements.

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Roles & Responsibilities

Multi-Site Support: Deploys across various properties within a portfolio to perform routine upkeep, address maintenance backlogs, or fill in during staff leaves.
General Maintenance & Repairs: Diagnoses and repairs issues related to plumbing (leaks, fixtures), electrical systems (outlets, switches, lighting), carpentry, and drywall.
HVAC & Appliance Servicing: Performs basic preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, and filter replacements on heating, ventilation, and air conditioning units, as well as community or unit appliances.
Make-Ready / Unit Turnovers: Prepares vacant apartments or units for new occupants by painting, making necessary repairs, and ensuring everything meets property standards.
Preventative Maintenance: Conducts scheduled property inspections, safety checks, and equipment servicing to minimize unexpected equipment downtime.
Emergency Response: Responds to urgent property issues, maintenance requests, or on-call rotations depending on portfolio requirements.

Basic Qualifications

Experience: Generally 1 to 3+ years of hands-on experience in general building maintenance, multi-family residential property management, or a related trade.
Technical Knowledge: Working knowledge of basic electrical, plumbing, carpentry, and mechanical systems. HVAC or EPA certifications (such as EPA Type II/Universal) are frequently preferred or required.
Mobility & Licensing: A valid driver's license, clean driving record, reliable personal transportation (often with mileage reimbursement), and the flexibility to travel between multiple worksites.
Physical Requirements: Ability to stand, bend, kneel, climb ladders, and regularly lift and move heavy equipment or materials (typically up to 50 lbs).
Soft Skills: Strong adaptability to jump into new environments, independent problem-solving skills, and good communication for interacting cleanly with tenants, supervisors, and property managers.