Property Technician

Property Technician

A Property Technician is responsible for performing maintenance, repairs, and general upkeep of buildings, facilities, and properties to ensure they remain in excellent condition and comply with safety regulations. This role involves hands‑on work, troubleshooting issues, and collaborating with other team members to address property‑related concerns efficiently and effectively.

• Maintenance and Repairs:
  • Perform routine inspections of properties to identify and address maintenance needs.
  • Repair plumbing, electrical, HVAC systems, carpentry, and other general building systems.
  • Ensure fixtures, equipment, and appliances are in working order.
• Property Upkeep:
  • Maintain the exterior and interior appearance of properties, including landscaping, painting, and cleaning.
  • Address safety hazards promptly and ensure properties comply with local safety codes.
  • Oversee pest control and waste management services.
• Troubleshooting:
  • Diagnose and resolve building system malfunctions or equipment failures.
  • Respond promptly to maintenance requests and emergencies.
• Collaboration and Reporting:
  • Work closely with property managers, tenants, and contractors to coordinate maintenance schedules.
  • Keep detailed records of maintenance tasks, repairs, and equipment servicing.
  • Provide recommendations for improvements or upgrades to property systems.
• Inventory Management:
  • Maintain an inventory of tools, supplies, and replacement parts.
  • Ensure tools and equipment are in good working condition.

• Proven experience in property maintenance, facilities management, or a related field.
• Strong technical skills in plumbing, electrical systems, HVAC, carpentry, and general repair work.
• Knowledge of building codes, safety regulations, and property management practices.
• Excellent problem‑solving skills and attention to detail.
• Ability to work independently or as part of a team.
• Physical ability to perform manual labor, lift heavy objects, and work in various conditions.
• Good communication and organizational skills.

• HVAC Certification
• Electrical or Plumbing Licenses
• OSHA or Safety Training Certification

• Full‑time hours
• May include evening, weekend, or on‑call shifts for emergencies.
• Work may involve exposure to varying weather conditions and physical labor.