Maintenance Supervisor

Maintenance Supervisor Along with the Community Manager, the Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for overseeing the physical assets, general maintenance repairs, apartment make-readies, preventive maintenance and construction or rehabilitation projects for apartment communities. Responsible for maintaining adequate inventory of supplies for repairs and monthly maintenance budget monitoring. Supervises: Under direction of the Community Manager, supervises on-site maintenance staff, which may include Grounds-keeper(s), Housekeeper(s), Make Ready(s) and Maintenance Technician(s). • High School Diploma or equivalent required; some college or trade school preferred TRAINING/CERTIFICATES/ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS: Freon Recovery certification Type I and II, or Universal. Certifications in boilers, plumbing, HVAC (basic and advanced), journeyman license, use of fire extinguisher and first aid preferred. Must have training in compressor diagnosis, appliance repair, etc. Must have certifications/permits required by city or state to perform job responsibilities (i.e., maintenance, electricians, etc.). EXPERIENCE AND SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE: Position requires a minimum of 3 years general maintenance experience and at least 1-year multi-family, industrial or institutional Service Request experience. Must be able to perform all facets of apartment make-ready. Previous supervisory experience is required. Must be able to troubleshoot and repair HVAC equipment, plumbing systems, electronic systems, all major appliances, pool and spa equipment and other systems on community (gates, phone jacks, irrigation systems, etc.). TYPICAL PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Will be exposed to constant activity that requires intermittent standing, bending, crouching, pushing/pulling, lifting/moving/carrying (light to heavy weight material/appliances/equipment), climbing ladders/stairs, and walking on rooftops. Requires manual dexterity sufficient to operate small-motorized equipment (i.e., repetitive hand/wrist, griping and elbow motion). Must have normal range of hearing, vision, color discrimination and depth perception for proper operation and repair of machines, wiring, and equipment. Must be able to complete tasks wearing appropriate safety equipment (i.e., back belts, goggles, masks, gloves, etc.).