Maintenance I

Description

• Regularly works both indoors and outdoors in residential property settings.
• Team Collaboration – Supports maintenance and site teams with professionalism and cooperation.
• Observe and report any safety concerns, including potential exposure to lead paint, asbestos, or hazardous conditions.
• Troubleshoot minor maintenance issues and escalate complex repairs to senior staff.
• Assist with tracking and organizing supplies, maintenance materials, and parts inventory.
• Use PPE and maintain a safety-first mindset at all times.
• Perform trash-outs and remove debris or furniture left by former residents.
• Support make-ready efforts by cleaning, painting, patching walls, and repairing appliances or fixtures.
• Monitor and report exterior hazards such as broken steps, loose handrails, or lighting outages.
• Replace light bulbs, screens, hardware, and small fixtures.
• Report supply needs or delays in readiness to the Maintenance Supervisor.
• Follow all OSHA, Fair Housing, and Evergreen safety policies.
• Resident Service – Communicates respectfully and courteously with residents when entering units or responding to requests.
• Time Management – Prioritizes tasks and meets timelines for turnovers and routine work orders.
• Perform regular exterior cleaning, litter removal, and walkway sweeping.
• Maintain proper care of tools, ladders, and equipment.
• Participate in unit or building inspections as directed.
• Support emergency response protocols and on-call needs.
• Assist in scheduling and coordinating vendor work as directed.
• Perform preventive maintenance checks on HVAC units, water heaters, and other common systems.
• Notify supervisor of low stock, tool malfunctions, or supply ordering needs.
• Use appropriate tools and follow proper safety procedures during all repairs.
• Shovel snow and apply salt to sidewalks and entryways during winter months.
• Assist with lawn care and seasonal landscaping tasks as assigned.
• Measuring devices: voltmeters, pH testers, gauges
• Ensure vacant units are in presentable and safe condition for new move-ins.
• Keep maintenance workspaces clean and free of hazards.
• Complete work orders involving basic plumbing, carpentry, painting, and electrical repairs.

Requirements

• Must be able to lift/move up to 50 pounds regularly and up to 100 pounds occasionally.
• Problem-Solving – Troubleshoots basic maintenance issues and knows when to escalate.
• Experience working in a residential or multifamily environment a plus.
• Frequently required to walk, climb stairs, lift tools, bend, kneel, and carry materials.
• Maintenance Fundamentals – Understands how to perform general repairs and use tools and materials safely.
• Ability to read and follow written instructions, safety procedures, and work orders.
• Basic familiarity with:
• High school diploma or GED required.
• Hand tools: hammers, screwdrivers, wrenches
• 0–2 years of experience in general property maintenance or related roles preferred.
• Power tools: drills, grinders, saws
• Comfortable working both indoors and outdoors in various conditions.
• Safety Awareness – Identifies hazards and consistently follows safety protocols and PPE requirements.
• Moving aids: dollies, carts, ladders
• Dependability – Follows through on assignments, remains available for on-call needs, and supports the broader maintenance operation.
• Adaptability – Responds to changing needs, emergencies, or weather conditions with minimal disruption.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance