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Leisure World of Maryland seeks an Evening Maintenance Technician to support building systems after hours. The role covers troubleshooting, repair, and replacement of HVAC and mechanical equipment in a residential community and may require assisting day shift staff.
The candidate must have four+ years in related trades, a high school diploma or GED (associate degree preferred), and an ACCA Refrigerant certificate with a clean driving record.
Leisure World of Maryland Corporation (LWMC), the property management company for Leisure World of Maryland, is a private, age‑restricted community comprised of 29 community associations representing over 5,600 homes and extensive Trust operations, located in Silver Spring, Maryland. We are seeking Evening Maintenance Technician to work a full‑time schedule for 32 to 40 hours per week. The schedule requires sharing on‑call duties as assigned.
The Evening Maintenance Technician utilizes the knowledge and skills required to troubleshoot, repair, and replace building systems equipment associated with all HVAC and mechanical systems within the Leisure World of Maryland Retirement Community. Responsible for all after‑hours emergencies (beyond the confines of normal business hours) inclusive of the repair or replacement of such systems as air conditioning, heating, plumbing, electrical lighting, utilities, elevators (as applicable), fire sprinkler, standpipe, hot water heaters, electric door answering system, fire alarm system, garage door openers, and other various building equipment/systems that can normally be found in a residential building.
The Evening Maintenance Technician may be required to assist day shift personnel as necessary.
This position requires a customer service approach in dealing with a wide variety of owner, resident, renter, and contractor issues.
In addition to the Leisure World of Maryland Corporation (LWMC) staff and contract personnel, the Evening Maintenance Technician principal working relationships are the general community residents and the boards that represent them.
ACCA Refrigerant Transition and Recovery Certificate.
Requires a current valid driver's license with a clean driving record.
High school diploma or general education degree (GED)-required.
Associate's degree (two‑year college or technical school)-preferred.
Four (4) or more years of experience in the troubleshooting and repair of residential buildings inclusive of experience in the plumbing/heating/A/C/electrical field.