Director of Maintenance

Company Description Tomball Retirement Center is a senior living community located at 13415 Medical Complex Drive in Tomball, Texas, within the Greater Houston area. The center provides residential care and support services in a comfortable, community-oriented environment. Team members work closely with residents and families to help maintain a safe, well-maintained, and welcoming facility. The organization values reliability, compassion, and professionalism in serving older adults. Joining Tomball Retirement Center offers the opportunity to contribute directly to resident quality of life through excellent facility care. Role Description The Director of Maintenance is a full-time, on-site role based in Greater Houston, responsible for overseeing all building, grounds, and equipment maintenance at Tomball Retirement Center. This role plans, schedules, and supervises maintenance and repair activities to ensure a safe, compliant, and well-functioning environment for residents, staff, and visitors. Daily tasks include inspecting facilities, coordinating preventative maintenance, managing work orders, and performing hands-on repairs across electrical, plumbing, HVAC, carpentry, and general building systems. The Director of Maintenance leads and trains maintenance team members, manages vendor relationships, and supports regulatory and safety inspections. This position also oversees maintenance budgets, inventory of supplies and tools, and contributes to emergency preparedness and response plans. Qualifications Strong maintenance and repair skills, including experience with building systems, basic electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and general troubleshooting. Hands-on carpentry abilities for routine repairs, modifications, and upkeep of resident rooms, common areas, and facility structures. Experience in facility management and maintenance management, including scheduling preventive maintenance, managing work orders, and coordinating vendors. Demonstrated supervisory skills with the ability to lead, train, and evaluate maintenance staff and promote a safety-focused culture. Knowledge of safety, health, and building codes relevant to senior living or healthcare facilities; familiarity with OSHA and fire safety standards. Effective communication and documentation skills, including the use of basic computers or maintenance management software. Ability to lift, carry, and operate tools and equipment, and to respond promptly to maintenance issues and emergencies. High school diploma or equivalent required; technical certifications or trade licenses in maintenance-related fields are preferred. Prior experience in a residential, senior living, healthcare, or similar facility environment is highly beneficial. #J-18808-Ljbffr