Property Maintenance Technician (Non-Industrial)

Property Maintenance Technician (Commercial & Residential)

The Property Maintenance Technician is a versatile "multi-trade" professional responsible for the upkeep of a diverse property portfolio. This includes high-volume commercial facilities (restaurants, country club kitchens, and event spaces) as well as private residential structures (cabins and homes). The ideal candidate is comfortable pivoting between industrial-grade systems and residential-level finishes, ensuring a premier experience for both guests and members.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

Dual-Environment Plumbing:

• Commercial: Maintain high-capacity grease traps, commercial dishwashers, and industrial flushometers.
• Residential: Repair home-style fixtures, water heaters, and appliances in guest cabins.
• Septic: Monitor and maintain property-wide septic systems, lift stations, and leach fields.

Commercial Kitchen & HVAC Support: Perform basic PM on walk-in coolers, ice machines, and commercial exhaust hoods, alongside residential HVAC filter and belt changes.

Electrical (Basic): Troubleshoot 120/277V commercial lighting and ballasts, as well as residential 120/240V outlets, switches, and ceiling fans.

Pool Technician: Manage chemical balancing and filtration for property aquatic facilities.

Carpentry & Aesthetics: Execute "Make-Ready" turnovers for residential cabins; perform drywall, painting, and trim work. Maintain commercial door hardware (closers/exit devices).

CMMS/Ticketing: Efficiently prioritize tasks across the campus using the digital work order system.

Event & Grounds Support: Assist with event setup/breakdown and general property upkeep (e.g., pressure washing).

Required Qualifications & Experience

Experience: Minimum 3 years of maintenance experience in a mixed-use environment (e.g., resorts, estates, country clubs, or campus-style facilities).

Hybrid Skill Set: Proven proficiency in both commercial kitchen/facility maintenance and residential/apartment repair.

Systems Knowledge: Specific experience with septic systems and high-volume plumbing is required.

Self-Starter: Ability to work independently across a large, spread-out property with minimal supervision.

Professionalism: No visible tattoos (neck, face, or hands). Must submit to a background check, drug screen and have a valid driver’s license.

Schedule & Compensation

Shift: First and Second Shift (e.g., 7AM - 4PM, 11:30 AM – 8:00 PM or 1:30 PM – 10:00 PM) to support evening events. You will be scheduled based on the needs of the business.

Operational Days: Weekend and holiday work is required as part of the Sunday–Saturday schedule.

Pay Rate: $18 – $20 per hour (DOE).