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Cedar Community is seeking a skilled Maintenance Technician – Construction & Remodeling to renovate, repair, and improve apartments, homes, and community spaces. You’ll perform demolition, framing, drywall, painting, and finish work across the campus, applying craftsmanship to deliver safe, welcoming environments for residents and staff.
You’ll manage multiple projects independently while collaborating with teams, with on-call duties and a focus on quality, safety, and organization.
Maintenance Technician | Construction & Remodeling
Schedule: Full-Time | Day Shift | Occasional On-Call Responsibilities
More Than a Job — A Place to Belong
At
Cedar Community, creating safe, comfortable, and welcoming spaces is about more
than buildings, it’s about making a difference in the lives of our residents and
team members. As our Maintenance Technician – Construction & Remodeling,
you’ll use your skilled trades experience to renovate, repair, and improve
apartments, homes, and other spaces throughout our community.From
demolition and carpentry to framing, drywall, and finish work, you’ll take on a
variety of hands-on projects where you can put your craftsmanship to work and
see the results of your efforts. If you enjoy building, problem-solving, and
taking pride in a job well done, Cedar Community offers a stable work
environment where your skills are valued and your contributions matter.
What You'll Do
What You'll Need
Join
Washington County’s third-largest nonprofit employer and bring your
construction, remodeling, and carpentry expertise to Cedar Community. Help us
improve and maintain safe, comfortable, and welcoming homes while putting your
skills to work on projects that make a difference in the lives of the people we
serve.
NOTE: For the safety of our residents and
staff, Cedar Community requires all employees to be vaccinated against
influenza, except for approved medical or religious exemptions. COVID-19
vaccination is strongly encouraged. Requirements may change per CMS guidelines.