Maintenance,Building Maintenance Job Springfield area,Illinois USA,Maintenance/Cleaning

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Maintenance

Full Time Chicago, IL, US

30+ days ago Requisition

Salary Range: $21.00 To $23.00 Annually

Duties, responsibilities, procedures and agreements include but are not limited to the following:

THIS POSITION REQUIRES A SKILL SET IN THE TRADES (CARPENTRY, PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL AND/OR HVAC)

Faithfully and diligently perform duties directed by Property Manager.

Treat all residents and prospective rental applicants with courtesy at all times.

Be conscious of the safety and well being of residents and visitors to the building at all times.

Communicate on regular basis with Property Manager regarding condition of the building, routine occurrences at the building and emergency problems should they arise.

Janitor/Maintenance will carry with him at all times a communication device and maintain it in properly working condition at all times.

Janitor/Maintenance acknowledges that he is ultimately on call for emergency services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Janitor/Maintenance warrants that he is able and equipped to handle minor repairs including but not limited to faucet leaks, j‑bend plumbing leaks, running toilets, toilet leaks, taking up and resetting toilets, rodding out minor drain lines, unclogging toilets, leaking radiators, radiator vents, broken windows, re‑keying locks, installing new door locks, installing new and repairing door checks, hanging doors or resetting doors, doing minor carpentry repairs, installing new door jamb facings and stops, routine patch plastering of walls, installing linoleum flooring or tile, hanging a light fixture, installing new outlets and switches, repairing intercoms and door buzzers, etc.

Janitor/Maintenance is responsible for clean out of recently vacated apartments and final preparation including cleaning and minor repairs.

Janitor/Maintenance to keep at all times a notebook and writing implement with him. He should keep notes of work orders, calls, etc.

Janitor/Maintenance is to keep with him at all times phone numbers of the manager and the main office for immediate and easy usage.

Janitor/Maintenance is to be energy efficient and cost conscious at all times when operating the building and requesting building supplies.

On a daily basis, walk the entire property every morning. He should pick up debris, cans, bottles, large litter, etc. He should be looking for unusual problems such as unsecured doors, locks, broken windows, light bulbs out (also at night for lights), checking emergency lighting and fire extinguishers. The employee is responsible for setting timers on exterior lights.

On a daily basis, check for tenant complaints, requests for maintenance with the manager or main office.

Janitor/Maintenance is to promptly handle requests for routine maintenance from residents. Every maintenance request order should be responded to within 24 hours of receipt. Janitor/Maintenance obtains a written work order which has been logged by the manager. The employee receives the original white copy of the work order and the yellow copy. The employee should indicate time started and time finished on the work order, have the resident sign and leave the yellow copy with the resident.

The original is returned to the manager to be filed in the unit file. All work orders must be turned in at the end of the work day. If it will take longer because of waiting for materials or you are backed up with work, employee will communicate with manager about the delay. All routine requests should be finished within 1 to 5 days, NO EXCEPTIONS.

All halls, lobbies and other common areas should be vacuumed, dusted, mopped and swept a minimum of 1 to 3 times a week, or more if necessary.

Garbage must be attended to on a regular (daily, depending on the property) basis. It will be the janitor's responsibility to maintain a clean, sanitary and safe condition of back porch areas.

Back porches should be swept down a minimum of once a week. All large debris such as chairs, old doors, boxes, etc., should be taken down immediately.

One half hour before the…

Maintenance, Building Maintenance