Maintenance Supervisor

Article Student Living is seeking an experienced Maintenance Supervisor to oversee and uphold our established community standards, including safety, appearance, and all property maintenance operations. As a high-end community, we prioritize standards for grounds, community areas, and overall curb appeal. Together with the Property Manager, you will oversee the work of other on-site maintenance staff. You and your team will work with residents, so we take excellent customer service seriously.

Article Student Living provides the best experience for student residents living in our communities. We do this by putting people first, both our residents and our employees. We invest in our people through superb training and support, generous employee benefits and perks, and opportunities for career advancement as we grow throughout our portfolio.

You will report to the Property Manager and work with the Regional Maintenance Manager to ensure standards are met.

The pay range is $30-$32 per hour, plus an annual bonus and commission.

• Support the Maintenance Supervisor in ensuring a safe environment for staff and residents.
• Resolve maintenance issues that arise within the community and property.
• Provide suggestions for opportunities to improve efficiency and property upkeep.
• Participate in on-call rotation during certain times of the month.

• 1+ years of related maintenance or construction work experience, with hands‑on exposure to the day‑to‑day repair and upkeep needs of a residential or commercial property.
• Customer service‑focused, with a professional and well‑maintained appearance and the ability to interact directly with residents in a courteous, responsive manner.
• Basic knowledge of residential HVAC systems, including the ability to identify common issues, perform routine maintenance, and coordinate more complex repairs with licensed vendors as needed.
• Some experience with appliance repair and installation, covering common in‑unit appliances such as refrigerators, ranges, dishwashers, and washers/dryers.
• Working knowledge of drywall repair, including patching, sanding, and finishing to restore walls and ceilings to a move‑in‑ready standard.
• Comfortable performing interior and exterior painting, including surface preparation, cutting‑in, and rolling to match existing finishes.
• Basic plumbing knowledge, including the ability to address common issues such as leaks, clogs, running toilets, and fixture repairs or replacements.
• Basic electrical knowledge, including the ability to safely troubleshoot and resolve common issues such as outlet, switch, and fixture repairs or replacements.
• CPO (Certified Pool Operator) certification is not required but is considered a helpful credential for this role.

• Reliable and safety‑minded in all daily work.
• Comfortable providing professional service directly to residents.
• Responsive and adaptable to the day‑to‑day needs of the community.

• up to 25 lbs:
  Frequently (tool bags, parts, supplies, paint)
• 26 to 50 lbs:
  Occasionally (water heater components, trash bags, cases of supplies)
• 51 to 75 lbs:
  Occasionally (appliance parts, doors, mattresses)
• over 75 lbs:
  Rarely, with a second person or equipment (full appliances, large furniture)

• Appliance dollies, carts, and furniture: 90+ lbs of force, occasionally
• Moving heavy items during unit turns:
  Occasionally

• Standing, walking, and remaining active for 7+ hours per day

• Constant bending, kneeling, and squatting

• Indoor and outdoor work in heat, cold, rain, and snow
• Exposure to dust, mold, pest treatments, cleaning chemicals, paint, and adhesives
• Confined…