Floating Maintenance Project Manager - Pittsburgh, PA

Maintenance Project Manager – Pittsburgh, PAFull-time | $26–$34 per hour, depending on experience | Daylight hoursSeniorCare Network, a property management affiliate of Presbyterian SeniorCare Network, provides high-quality affordable housing for older adults. Our team works to make each community a safe, comfortable place residents are proud to call home.We're seeking a hands-on Maintenance Project Manager to coordinate maintenance projects and capital improvements across multiple residential communities in the greater Pittsburgh area. This role combines project coordination and contractor oversight with strong technical maintenance skills. You'll manage priorities and deadlines, support preventive maintenance, and step in to troubleshoot or complete repairs when needed.What You'll DoPlan, coordinate, and monitor maintenance and capital-improvement projects across multiple properties.Manage project schedules, priorities, materials, costs, and completion timelines.Obtain and evaluate contractor proposals; coordinate vendors and monitor their performance.Inspect completed work for quality, safety, and compliance with project requirements.Support preventive-maintenance planning and compliance with applicable safety standards and building codes.Read and interpret architectural drawings, blueprints, and project specifications.Maintain project documentation, reports, and electronic work-order records.Keep leadership informed about progress, delays, expenses, and concerns.Provide technical guidance and indirect supervision to maintenance technicians.Assist with advanced HVAC, plumbing, electrical, carpentry, appliance, and general building repairs.Travel frequently between communities during the workday and respond to emergency calls within one hour when required.What You'll BringHigh school diploma or GED.At least five years of building or property-maintenance experience.At least two years of construction project-management experience.Strong knowledge of building systems and general maintenance practices.Ability to safely operate common hand and power tools.Ability to read architectural drawings and blueprints.Basic computer skills, including email, Microsoft Outlook, online research, and electronic work-order systems.Valid driver's license and access to a registered and insured vehicle.Ability to travel regularly throughout the greater Pittsburgh region.Ability to perform the essential functions of Maintenance Technician I and II roles.Relevant professional licenses and bonds, where applicable.Certifications and TrainingEPA Section 608 certification is preferred at hire. If you don't already hold it, you must obtain it within one year of hire.HVAC certification is preferred. If you don't hold one at hire, you must enroll in an approved program within six months and complete it within three years.OSHA certification must be obtained within six months of hire.Benefits and PerksEligible full-time employees may have access to:Medical, dental, and vision coveragePaid time offSix paid holidaysEmployer-paid life insurance and short-term disability coverage403(b) retirement plan with company matchTuition reimbursementEmployee assistance programEarly access to earned wagesEmployee discounts and voluntary insurance optionsEmployee referral bonuses, apprenticeships, mentorship, and person-centered onboardingEmployment is contingent upon successful completion of applicable pre-employment requirements, which may include a physical, drug screening, background check, and driving-record verification.