Maintenance Technician II

Why Join Our Team?

At Laurel Circle , our maintenance professionals are valued members of the community — not just another technician on a long list of service calls. We offer a stable, clean, and professional work environment where you can build a long-term career while maintaining a healthy work-life balance.

What Makes This Position Different?

• Steady, predictable hours with minimal emergency call burden
• No long-distance travel between service calls
• Work in a single campus environment
• Clean, safe workspaces
• No crawling through tight crawl spaces or unfinished residential basements
• Well-maintained buildings and professional equipment
• Consistent preventative maintenance program instead of constant “firefighting”
• Opportunity to build relationships with residents and coworkers in a respectful community environment
• Supportive leadership team that values your experience and input
• Competitive pay and stable year-round employment
• Team-oriented atmosphere with pride in the work we do every day

We're looking for a Maintenance Technician II:

Earn $35-$38/hour

Maintenance Tech II assists all maintenance personnel in the short term, preventative and emergency maintenance programs for the buildings, grounds and equipment at the campus. This position supervises special projects, handles compliance issues when needed and performs independent tasks. Responsibilities will include the completion of all assigned work orders, maintenance projects and preventive maintenance measures under the supervision of the Director of Facility Services.

Are You Ready to Make an Impact?

If you're passionate about making a difference in the lives of seniors and want to be part of a team that strives for excellence, we invite you to apply today!

PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

1. Represents the campus in a positive manner while creating an environment that fosters respect and courtesy for residents and employees alike. Works within the campus programs to encourage and promote safety and the well-being of all residents and employees.

2. Upholds the Company's Mission Statement.

3. Maintains HIPAA standards and regards all medical or healthcare information pertaining to residents and employees as confidential.

4. Uses skilled techniques in the performance of maintenance repairs on the equipment, buildings and grounds, as needed. Examples follow. a: This includes but is not limited to installation, repair and modification of wood, metal, stone, or other such structures. b: Includes but is not limited to installation, repair or modification of utility supply lines and equipment such as disposal systems, sewer lines, water distribution systems, irrigation systems, sinks, valves, traps, fixtures, fittings, faucets, coils, tubs, showers, lavatories, therapeutic baths, pumps, meters, etc. c: Includes but is not limited to installation, repair or modification of HVAC units and their components plus the diagnosing of major repairs and placing orders for those repairs. d: Includes but is not limited to installation, repair or modification of electrical components, such as wiring, controls, switches and relays, connections and fittings, light fixtures, thermostats, equipment, etc. within the grounds and buildings of the campus. e: Includes but is not limited to installation, repair, cleaning, or modification of therapy pools, swimming pools, therapeutic baths, or any corresponding equipment.

5. Assists in the success of the preventative maintenance programs (hereafter known as PM) set up by the campus which will include but is not limited to PM on elevators, fire extinguishers, HVAC units, appliances, emergency generators (if applicable), and water temperatures. Logs all information in specified books or charts.

OTHER DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

1. Travels occasionally for training sessions, continuing education opportunities, emergency situations, and other company functions.

2. Responsible for knowledge of fire and safety procedures including those involving blood-borne pathogens.

3. Remains in proper uniform at all times and maintains a high standard of appearance.

4. Completes all work orders in a timely manner.

5. Restores vacant units to “like new” condition (including but not limited to the stripping of walls and flooring, repainting surfaces, removing carpet, replacing glass and windows, patching sheetrock, cutting and replacing interior and exterior trim, hanging doors, and replacing fixtures).

6. Comprehends budget and exercises cost control.

7. Removes all trash located in the collection areas of the campus.

8. Interacts well with marketing tours and prospective residents.

9. Maintains excellent resident and employee relations. Handles complaints and recommendations constructively.

10. Attends employee in-services as required.

11. Is available for on-call situations on a regular rotating and emergency basis.

12. Accepts other duties as required by the Director of Facility Services.

13. Occasionally, you will be required to operate a vehicle of either your own or company-owned for designated company purposes or facilitate resident/member needs and/or requests.

PREREQUISITES:

A. Education:

- High school graduation or GED required.

- Advanced technical training in at least four of the following areas: mechanics, electrical, plumbing, sprinkler systems, landscaping, or HVAC required.

-HVAC and Universal EPA certifications are required.

-CPO certification required.

B. Direct Previous Experience:

- Mechanical or maintenance experience required.

- Two years experience in a similar maintenance position desired.

C. Skills:

- Ability to work with minimal supervision.

- Must conduct all business with a professional manner and with a high level of confidentiality.

- Ability to use hand tools, automatic / electrical machinery, carts, and dollies.

- Ability to exhibit efficient computer skills.

- Thorough knowledge of MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets) and OSHA compliance.

- Ability to use blue prints, drawings, drafts, and schematics in trouble shooting electrical, HVAC, plumbing, structural, and equipment problems within the campus.

- Basic knowledge of swimming pools and swimming pool maintenance.

- Must have a valid driver's license and satisfactory driving record as specified by the Company and by the Company's automobile insurance carrier.

D. Abilities:

- Work outdoors and indoors during the work day (fluorescent lights, HVAC system, carpeted flooring, normal office noise levels).

- Climb up to two flights of stairs.

- Ability to climb extension ladder up to and above roof height.

- Lift objects of 25 pounds or less over the head.

- Move objects of 100 pounds or more.

- Ability to swim at least 25 yards.

- Ability to work under time-sensitive or stressful situations.

- Respond to medical emergencies on a rare occasion.

- Assist with resident evacuations, if ever required

All new hires must be able to pass our preemployment screening process, which includes a fitness for duty physical, background check, drug test and employment references as required by a licensed residential care facility.

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