Apartment Maintenance Technician

Maintenance Technician – Multifamily CommunityLocation: Brockport, NY 14420Employment Type: Full-Time, Direct HirePay: $24–$27 per hour, based on experienceSchedule: Monday–Friday with rotating after-hours on-call coverageWe are seeking an experienced Maintenance Technician for a residential apartment community in Brockport. The technician will be responsible for resident work orders, apartment turns, inspections, preventive maintenance, emergency repairs, grounds support, and overall property condition.Minimum RequirementsAt least one year of hands-on residential or multifamily maintenance experienceValid driver's license in good standingReliable transportationAbility to satisfy pre-employment drug-screening requirementsAbility to complete a required background screeningExperience with apartment turns and occupied-unit repairsBasic plumbing, electrical, drywall, painting, appliance, carpentry, and HVAC troubleshooting skillsAbility to participate in an after-hours emergency on-call rotationAbility to use a smartphone or tablet to manage and document work ordersAbility to lift up to 50 pounds, climb ladders, and perform indoor and outdoor maintenanceAbility to communicate professionally with residents, management, vendors, and coworkersCandidates who do not currently possess a valid driver's license or who are unable to complete the required drug screening cannot be considered for this opening.Primary ResponsibilitiesRespond to resident service requests and emergency maintenance callsDiagnose and complete routine plumbing, electrical, appliance, HVAC, drywall, painting, and carpentry repairsComplete apartment turns and prepare vacant units for new residentsPerform move-in, move-out, and pre-inspection repairsRepair toilets, faucets, drains, fixtures, doors, locks, outlets, switches, lighting, walls, and appliances within appropriate safety limitsConduct preventive maintenance throughout apartments, common areas, and property systemsUpdate work orders with accurate notes, photographs, materials used, and follow-up needsCommunicate with residents regarding access, repair status, delays, and next stepsEscalate repairs requiring additional approval, specialized equipment, or a licensed contractorAssist with grounds, trash removal, seasonal upkeep, and snow removalMaintain tools, inventory, supplies, and maintenance areasTravel to another nearby community when occasional assistance or coverage is requiredFollow all safety, fair-housing, and resident-service requirementsPreferred QualificationsTwo or more years of multifamily or residential maintenance experienceExperience independently managing resident work ordersComplete apartment-turn experienceHVAC, EPA 608, CPO, or related maintenance certificationsExperience with mobile work-order or property-management softwareExperience supporting affordable or tax-credit housingPersonal hand tools for routine maintenance workThe ideal candidate takes ownership of assigned work, communicates when priorities change, treats residents professionally, and understands that grounds, painting, trash, snow removal, and other routine property needs are part of the position.