Maintenance Technician

Organization Overview
Community Land Trust (CLT) is a social purpose real estate developer focused on creating inclusive communities that people are proud to call home. Established in 2015 and part of the CHF BC group of social enterprises, CLT manages a portfolio of more than 34 properties, representing over 2,600 homes across British Columbia, with an additional 1,200 homes in development and construction.

Today, CLT oversees approximately $1.25 billion in real estate assets and is supported by a team of more than 50 professionals committed to advancing affordable housing and resilient communities.

Purpose of the Position
Working closely with the Building Manager and reporting to the Maintenance Manager, the Maintenance Technician plays a vital role in maintaining the safety, security, and livability of CLT‑managed housing communities. This position ensures that urgent maintenance issues are addressed promptly and professionally, minimizing disruption to residents and protecting property assets.

The Maintenance Technician is responsible for providing onsite handyperson services for a portfolio of properties developed or redeveloped by the Community Land Trust, as directed by the Maintenance Manager.

The Maintenance Technician works as a team with the Housing Operations team to contribute and perform activities related to preventative and ongoing maintenance services while considering environmental, health and safety, and others factors.

Key Responsibilities
The major responsibilities of the Maintenance Technician include, but are not limited to:

Conducting scheduled daily, weekly, and monthly building and property inspections, as prescribed.

Identifying building deficiencies, maintenance needs, and potential repair issues, and supporting the tracking of work through to completion

Sourcing, coordinating, and overseeing trades and contractors, as required

Performing routine maintenance, repairs, and general handyperson duties, including but not limited to:

Basic plumbing and heating repairs

Carpentry

Lock and hardware replacements

Painting and touch-ups

Drywall repairs

Minor electrical repairs, within the scope of the position

Routine appliance repairs

Tile work, caulking, and grouting

Garbage and waste removal

Grounds maintenance

Roof and drain cleaning

Participating in maintenance projects, preventative maintenance activities, and unit turnover work

Supporting the Maintenance Manager in developing, improving, and maintaining standard operating procedures and maintenance practices

Performing other maintenance and building operations duties as assigned

Education, Knowledge and Experience Needed

High school diploma or equivalent combination of training and relevant work experience

Not less than three (3) years of previous maintenance experience

Proven experience in building maintenance, emergency response, or a related field

Above-average communication skills

Above-average knowledge of general maintenance processes and methods

Strong knowledge of basic building systems (plumbing, electrical, heating, etc.)

Ability to use troubleshooting logic to trace faults and repair them

Familiar with multiple communication platforms and relevant mobile phone functions, such as e‑mailing, text messaging, photo taking, and the general use of mobile applications

Extensive handyperson skills and experience, including but not limited to:

Basic plumbing & heating, HVAC systems

Carpentry

Locks replacement

Routine electrical repairs

The following would be considered assets:

Experience with Yardi Voyager

Experience working with housing co‑operatives

Knowledge of co‑operative governance principles and Board operations

Experience working within nonprofit, affordable housing, or community‑focused organizations

Competencies and Disposition

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