Maintenance Technician

Two buildings, residents who know your name, and work that someone thanks you for the same day. If you have a maintenance background and you would rather look after a community than a job site, we would love to meet you! Community Housing Services is a Utah nonprofit working toward a world where everyone, regardless of financial circumstances, has access to safe, affordable, dignified housing. We have been at it since 1995. We are hiring a Maintenance Technician to join our maintenance team at Capitol Villa, a community for seniors. Capitol Villa, at 239 West 600 North in Salt Lake City, is 108 one-bedroom apartments in two three-story buildings, with mountain views, a great community space, and a neighborhood library within walking distance. You will come to know residents by name, and they will know yours. Our residents stay a long time, they look out for one another, and they are genuinely glad to see the person who keeps their home running. What you'll do No two days look the same: a running toilet one morning, a water heater the next, snow on the walkways before residents are up and out. - Handle resident work orders across both buildings: plumbing, electrical, appliances, doors, and general repairs. - Troubleshoot HVAC, boilers, and water heaters, and bring in licensed contractors when a job calls for one. - Run preventative maintenance and safety inspections, including fire alarms and resident emergency call systems, and keep walkways clear of snow, ice, and debris. - Assist with unit turns -- move-ins and move-outs. - Keep apartments safe and accessible for residents who need it --- grab bars, door closers, thresholds, and the features that make a mobility-accessible unit work. - Help the properties stay ready for inspections and handle the repairs that come out of them. - Schedule and oversee outside vendors --- pest control, landscaping, elevator service, fire system testing --- and check the work before you sign off. - Keep the Property Manager posted on maintenance needs, work orders, and parts. What we're looking for - At least 1 year of maintenance experience and a high school diploma. - Working knowledge of plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and carpentry, plus your own basic hand tools. - Valid driver's license, reliable vehicle, and clean driving record. - Able to work outdoors year-round and lift up to 75 lbs. - Patience and respect with senior residents. Schedule: 32 hours per week, typically four days from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday, plus on-call coverage. There is flexibility in which days you work, and we will set your weekly schedule together. We will walk you through exactly how the on-call rotation works when we talk.