Maintenance Tech and New Construction TCCA

Description

• Manage landscape and irrigation vendors, overseeing their work.
• Conduct weekly site inspections, reporting any construction issues to owners and builders.
• Conduct preventative maintenance on monument signs, fences, gates, equipment, buildings, lakes, fountains, lighting, parks, and trails.
• Assist with contract management and invoice reconciliation.
• Conduct periodic inspections of common areas to ensure contractual obligations and standards are met.
• Perform weekly inspections of water features and maintain pump vaults and perform minor repairs.
• Address homeowner inquiries related to irrigation and coordinate repairs with vendors.
• Assist the Onsite Manager in implementing service contracts, including contractor qualification, bid development, solicitation, and performance evaluation.
• Inspect and maintain landscape and common area lighting.
• Use the CMA Work Order Program to communicate maintenance issues to vendors.
• Ensure preventative maintenance programs are in place for all Association property and equipment.
• Review construction plans, plats, and applications for completeness, schedule pre-construction meetings, and ensure compliance with governing documents.
• Support enhancement projects and capital improvements, coordinating tasks with vendors.
• Oversee vendor contracts for maintenance of Association assets, including parks, trails, sports courts, pools, fences, landscaping, irrigation, buildings, lakes, fountains, and lighting.
• Attend Association meetings and assist with special events as needed.
• Ensure cleaning supplies and pool chemicals are stored safely and compliant with regulations.
• Assist with construction violations and follow up on enforcement.
• Perform minor repairs and ensure the cleanliness of equipment and furnishings.
• Inspect dumpsters, playground sand/mulch, and other areas seasonally.
• Act as the liaison between Wimberley Estate Builders and the Onsite Manager.
• Assess and plan for turf, bed, tree, and other landscaping repairs or replacements.
• Oversee tennis, basketball, and volleyball courts maintenance and equipment.
• Oversee the cleaning and maintenance of pavilions, playgrounds, sports courts, and parking lots.
• Monitor irrigation systems for faults and optimize for water efficiency.
• Prepare and maintain reports on landscaping, hardscape projects, pools, fencing, irrigation repairs, and water usage.

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED.
• Communication: Clear verbal and written communication skills; ability to keep others informed and document maintenance reports.
• Job Knowledge: Strong understanding of maintenance operations, vendor management, and new construction processes.
• Ability to lift up to 15 pounds regularly and up to 100 pounds occasionally.
• Ability to climb ladders and perform repairs in varying weather conditions.
• Dependability: Must be responsible, organized, and able to work independently with minimal supervision.
• Customer Service: Ability to interact effectively with property owners, vendors, and builders.
• At least 2 years of relevant experience in property maintenance, construction liaison, or a similar field.
• Ability to work both indoors and outdoors.
• Stay familiar with the governing documents of the community.
• Electrical qualifications and knowledge of plumbing repairs and troubleshooting are a plus.
• Certifications related to pool maintenance, water features, plumbing, electrical systems, and/or fountain operation are a plus.
• Knowledge of playground equipment, plumbing, electrical systems, minor roofing, carpentry, and pool equipment.
• Problem Solving: Strong analytical skills to identify and resolve issues in a timely manner.

Benefits

• Allowance provided for personal mobile phone used for work.
• Must have a personal vehicle with insurance and a small toolbox with hand tools.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance