Building Maintenance Technician

Corsan Realty Corporation; Quezon City; On-site; PHP 223,200 - 334,800; Full time

Job summary

Corsan Realty Corporation in Quezon City is looking for a Building Maintenance worker responsible for the upkeep of properties. This role involves performing routine maintenance, inspections, and repairs to ensure safety and functionality.

The ideal candidate should have a high school diploma, vocational training in building trades is a plus, and possess strong handyman skills. This position demands a proactive approach to property care and compliance with safety standards.

Qualifications

• High proficiency with hand and power tools.
• Ability to diagnose system malfunctions.
• Capable of lifting heavy equipment and standing for long periods.
• Good interpersonal skills for tenant coordination.

Responsibilities

• Conduct regular walkthroughs to check systems.
• Perform minor repairs and maintenance tasks.
• Log and track repair requests using software.
• Ensure compliance with safety codes.

Skills

Handyman Skills

Problem-Solving

Physical Stamina

Communication

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Vocational or technical school training in building trades

Job description

A Building Maintenance worker (often called a Maintenance Technician, Repair Technician, or Facility Maintenance Specialist) is responsible for keeping a property safe, functional, clean, and in good physical condition. They handle a mix of preventive upkeep, routine inspections, and emergency repairs.

Depending on the size of the company, this role can either be a generalist (handling a bit of everything) or a specialist focusing on a specific trade.

Core Responsibilities

• Routine & Preventive Maintenance
• System Inspections: Conduct regular walkthroughs to check lighting, HVAC units, plumbing systems, and emergency equipment (fire alarms, extinguishers).
• Scheduled Upkeep: Clean and service equipment, change air filters, oil mechanical parts, and test backup generators to prevent costly breakdowns.
• Property Care: Perform minor carpentry, painting, drywall repairs, and flooring upkeep to maintain the building's visual appeal.
• Diagnostics & Repairs
  • Plumbing: Fix leaky faucets, clear clogged drains, and repair or replace toilets, flushometers, and water lines.
  • Electrical: Replace burnt-out bulbs, ballast units, faulty switches, and wall outlets (handling low‑voltage, non‑complex electrical tasks).
  • HVAC Basics: Troubleshoot minor heating and cooling issues, thermostat malfunctions, or ventilation problems.
• Safety & Compliance
  • Hazard Identification: Routinely check for slip hazards, broken railings, or blocked fire exits and fix them immediately.
  • Code Adherence: Ensure all repairs comply with local building safety, health, and environmental codes.
• Admin & Vendor Coordination
  • Work Orders: Log, track, and complete daily repair requests from tenants or management using maintenance software.
  • Inventory Management: Maintain an organized stock of tools, spare parts, paint, and cleaning supplies.
  • Specialist Oversight: Coordinate with and monitor external contractors (like licensed electricians, elevator technicians, or pest control) for heavy‑duty jobs.

Key Skills & Competencies

• Handyman Skills: High proficiency with hand and power tools (drills, saws, wrenches, multimeters).
• Problem‑Solving: The ability to look at a malfunctioning system, diagnose the root cause, and determine the most cost‑effective fix.
• Physical Stamina: Capable of lifting heavy equipment (often up to 50 lbs), climbing ladders, crawling into tight spaces, and standing for long periods.
• Communication: Good interpersonal skills to coordinate politely with building tenants, office workers, or hotel guests regarding repairs.

Qualifications & Experience

• Education: High school diploma or equivalent. Vocational or technical school training in building trades is highly preferred.
• Certifications (Optional but highly valued):
  • Certifications in HVAC, plumbing, or electrical work.
  • Occupational Health and Safety (OSHA) training.
• Experience:
  • Entry‑Level: 02 years (basic handyman skills, learns on the job).
  • Mid‑to‑Senior Level: 35+ years (can independently manage complex facility systems and guide junior staff).