Maintenance Technician

Aspire College Station, 711 University Dr, College Station, TX 77840 We are interested in every qualified candidate who is eligible to work in the United States. However, we are not able to sponsor visas. Scion is paving a path in student living and the Facilities Technician is an integral part in the execution of our vision. This position responds to maintenance and repair service requests, carries out preventive maintenance tasks, prepares apartments for turnovers, and stays on top of requesting required supplies in a timely matter. The Facilities Technician ensures safety and functionality of the property’s buildings and equipment and ensures optimal service is provided to our customers. The Facilities Technician is a solution-oriented professional who excels in a fast-paced, agile, collegiate environment. This role demands superior customer service and unwavering follow through. FLSA Status Non-Exempt Discretionary annual bonus Paid Time Off + Floating holidays Health Insurance Vision Insurance 401k Matching Your Responsibilities Maintain the physical condition of the property according to The Scion Group’s Standard Operating Procedures, OSHA and Industry standards. Perform physically demanding work to maintain the asset, and other property features to minimize liability concerns. Execute maintenance objectives and daily assignments with the Facilities team. Perform minor and routine maintenance/repair in a timely and professional manner. Assist in assuring all service requests are completed daily. Document work performed and parts used; and submit daily upon completion, including legible notes on what was done, the supplies used, further follow-up and materials needed, date and signature of completion. Promote good public relations with residents, service staff, contractors, and management through great “people” attitude and resident trust. Routinely perform duties including basic appliance repair, basic carpentry, plumbing/fixture repair, painting, and basic electric & lighting to make apartments ready on a timely basis, and ensure meeting completion dates set by the Facility Manager or Supervisor. Complete preventive maintenance tasks assigned to you. Clean coils and condensers, lubricate equipment, maintain air filters and perform minor repair work as assigned. Perform routine clean up at repair location or in maintenance shop, keeping working area clean and safe. Unlock apartment doors and accompanies/escorts various vendors as needed. Keep drainage grills on grounds clear of leaves. Clean pools; adjust and maintain chemicals to proper levels, if needed. Pressure wash sidewalks, buildings, pool decks etc. Assist in snow removal at property, as required. Set up and take down tables, chairs, etc. for tenant functions. Assume responsibility for after-hours emergencies at the direction of the Facility Manager or Supervisor. Maintain required property uniform and present a professional appearance and attitude. Undertake training related to job duties as deemed necessary. The responsibilities listed above may not be all-inclusive. What We Require High school/GED Certified Pool Operator (CPO), or intention to obtain within six months Clear and effective communication skills Knowledge of safety procedures with a safety conscious attitude, record of punctuality and dependability, ability to work with pressure of aggressive deadlines, and flexible schedule to accommodate after-hours and weekend emergencies Valid driver’s license Demonstrated ability to access computer programs and use or learn basic computer operations related to position requirements. 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