Maintenance Assistant Supervisor

Weinstein Properties, headquartered in Richmond, Virginia owns and manages over 60 apartment communities in Virginia, North Carolina, Texas, Tennessee, and Georgia. Still owned and operated by the Weinstein family after 70+ years, our continued success is attributed to our hands on approach to daily operations and our focus on the customer experience. Do you have strong plumbing, electrical and HVAC trade skills? Do you like interacting with people and being in a customer service role? If you have demonstrated leadership skills, top notch technical skills and a commitment to quality service for your residents, Weinstein Properties is the place for you! We are currently seeking a skilled & motivated Maintenance Assistant Supervisor in Cary, NC: Location: Bexley at Triangle Park In this role, you will be responsible to assist with managing and coordinating activities of a service team to ensure that all upkeep, inventory and repair of grounds and buildings of the property are completed in an efficient manner. The maintenance team diagnoses problems and make repairs in areas such as HVAC, electrical, plumbing, pool, carpentry, dry walling, exterior structural and appliances. You will also assist with scheduling and directly supervising all in-house and/or vendor work. You should be willing to share on-call with other team members. This is a "working" lead role. The effective performance of our service team maximizes rents and maintains high occupancy levels by following professional maintenance practices, using quality control and following policies/procedures. Our service team is customer service driven which creates a lasting influence on visitors, prospects, and residents. We value great employees! We are committed to promoting from within and will provide training for those who wish to grow with us! Compensation: Pay - starting at $25 per hour depending on experience On Call Bonus - $150 per week (calls or no calls) plus additional $150 per holiday on call bonus Quarterly Bonus – $1,110 potential (based on performance of property and team) Benefits - vacation & sick time, holiday pay, insurance, rent discount and 401K with company match Requirements: Qualified candidates must have a minimum of 4 years trade related experience with at least 2 years of hands on apartment maintenance supervisory experience. Strong working knowledge of all aspects of building maintenance. EPA/CFC Refrigerant certification required (Type I and II or Universal). Hands on HVAC repair experience required Computer skills: use business software to assign and manage work orders, schedule turns, order supplies and communicate via email. Willing to share on-call with other team members. Valid driver's license, transportation and tools required. DMV and background/criminal check will be conducted. Weinstein Properties offers competitive compensation, benefits, and a 401k. Weinstein Properties is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. Voluntary Self-Identification For government reporting purposes, we ask candidates to respond to the below self-identification survey.Completion of the form is entirely voluntary. Whatever your decision, it will not be considered in the hiringprocess or thereafter. Any information that you do provide will be recorded and maintained in aconfidential file. 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