BUILDING MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

We're looking for a hands‑on, dependable Building Maintenance Technician with substantial experience in one or more facets of commercial maintenance (electrician, plumbing, HVAC etc) who takes pride in keeping facilities running at their best. This isn't just a fix‑it role — it's a Builder role. If you show up ready to work, take ownership of your tasks, and treat every job site like it matters, you'll fit right in. Pay range $19-22 based on depth of experience, experience areas and interview. You don't need to be an expert in every trade. What we need is someone with real‑world (commercial) experience, a willingness to learn, and the integrity to do the job right even when no one is watching. Skills & Experience We value breadth and a get‑it‑done attitude over a perfect resume. Here's what we're looking for — you don't need all of these, but the more you bring, the better: Required 1‑2 years of hands‑on commercial handyman or general maintenance experience Ability to use hand tools, power tools, and basic diagnostic equipment Strong problem‑solving skills and comfort working independently Reliable transportation and the ability to be on‑site consistently Clear communication skills — written and verbal Preferred (bring what you have) Electrical: basic wiring, outlet/switch replacement, troubleshooting circuits, lighting Plumbing: fixture repair, drain clearing, basic pipe work, leak identification HVAC: filter changes, unit inspections, minor repairs, working knowledge of systems Drywall: patching, taping, mudding, sanding, and texture matching Experience working in commercial, multi‑family, or institutional settings What We Stand For We don't just hire for skills — we hire for character. Collaboration — We work as a team. You'll take direction, share knowledge, and respect the role of every person on the job — regardless of trade or title. Accountability — Own your work. If something goes wrong, we don't point fingers — we figure out what happened and fix it. Mistakes are allowed; hiding them is not. Dedication — Show up ready. Give your best on every task, not just the visible ones. The details matter, even when the day is long. Integrity — Do the right thing when no one's watching. Be honest about what you know, what you don't know, and what you see on the job. Purpose — You're not just fixing things — you're making spaces safer and better for the people who use them. That work matters, and we take it seriously. #J-18808-Ljbffr