Handyperson

Job description:

Basic/minor maintenance tasks dependent upon your current skills which may include:

• Plumbing repairs (leaks, faucets, toilets, etc.)
• Electrical repairs (outlets/switches, replacing light fixtures/ceiling fans)
• Carpentry
• Outdoor projects
• Painting
• General labor

You will not be asked to complete tasks which require a licensed professional or a building permit.

Maintain good communication with participants and HOME Program staff and complete all required paperwork to document hours and work completed.

Pay and hours:

• Paid $20 per hour with mileage stipend between participant homes
• Flexibility to manage own schedule with participant’s needs in mind (weekdays and/or weekends)
• May work with multiple participants, increasing the number of hours available
• Maximum of 40 hours per week

Requirements:

• • Must be at least 18 years old with basic, conversational English language skills
  • Must have ability to diagnose and solve a wide range of maintenance problems found in residential homes and:
    • Working knowledge of repair techniques
    • Working knowledge of residential building and safety codes
    • Ability to safely operate and use hand and power tools
  • Must be physically able to do the work (lift 20+ pounds, bend, stretch, etc.)
  • Must be reliable, have a passion for quality work and a “yes” attitude to get the job done
  • Ability to be calm, patient, and compassionate in working with older adults and their caregivers
  • Must provide your own tools, though some participants may have tools you can use
  • Must provide own transportation to participants’ homes, including equipment transport
  • Provide references and pass background check