Maintenance Project Manager - Pittsburgh, PA

Maintenance Project Manager – Pittsburgh, PAAn established nonprofit housing organization is seeking an experienced Maintenance Project Manager to oversee building-maintenance projects and capital improvements across multiple residential communities in the greater Pittsburgh area.This is a hands-on leadership position for someone who understands building systems, can coordinate contractors and projects, and is still comfortable stepping in to troubleshoot or complete maintenance work when needed.Compensation and Schedule$26–$34 per hour, depending on directly related experienceFull-time, hourly, nonexempt positionPrimarily daylight hoursFrequent local travel among residential communitiesMust be able to respond to emergency calls within one hour when requiredPosition ResponsibilitiesPlan, coordinate, and monitor maintenance and capital-improvement projectsManage project schedules, priorities, costs, materials, and completion timelinesObtain and evaluate contractor proposalsCoordinate vendors and monitor contractor performanceInspect completed work for quality, safety, and contractual complianceSupport preventive-maintenance planning across multiple propertiesHelp ensure compliance with applicable safety standards and building codesRead and interpret architectural drawings, blueprints, and project specificationsMaintain project documentation, reports, and work-order recordsCommunicate project progress, delays, expenses, and concerns to leadershipProvide technical guidance and indirect supervision to maintenance techniciansAssist with advanced HVAC, plumbing, electrical, carpentry, appliance, and general building repairsTravel between communities during the same workday as operational needs requireRequired ExperienceHigh school diploma or GEDAt least five years of building or property-maintenance experienceAt least two years of construction project-management experienceStrong working knowledge of building systems and general maintenance practicesAbility to safely operate common hand and power toolsAbility to read architectural drawings and blueprintsBasic computer skills, including email, Microsoft Outlook, online research, and electronic work-order systemsValid driver's licenseReliable access to a registered and insured vehicleAbility to travel frequently throughout the greater Pittsburgh regionAbility to perform the essential functions associated with Maintenance Technician I and II positionsCertifications and TrainingRelevant professional licenses and bonds are required where applicableEPA Section 608 certification is preferred at hire and must be obtained within one year if not already heldHVAC certification is preferredCandidates without an HVAC certification must enroll in an approved program within six months and complete the program within three yearsOSHA certification must be obtained within six months of employmentBenefitsMedical, dental, and vision coveragePaid time offSix paid holidaysEmployer-paid life insuranceShort-term disability coverage403(b) retirement plan with company matchTuition reimbursementEmployee assistance programEarly access to earned wagesEmployee discounts and voluntary insurance optionsThe ideal candidate combines strong technical maintenance knowledge with organized project management. You should be comfortable managing contractors, monitoring multiple deadlines, communicating with different stakeholders, and stepping into the field when a property needs hands-on support.Employment is contingent upon successful completion of applicable pre-employment requirements, which may include a physical, drug screening, background check, and driving-record verification.