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Angel Oak Healthcare is seeking a hands-on Maintenance Assistant to support daily facility upkeep at our Florence, SC location. You will perform routine repairs, assist with life-safety checks, and help maintain a safe, comfortable environment for residents.
Ideal candidates have basic handyman experience, a high school diploma or GED, and the ability to lift up to 50 pounds. This role emphasizes patience, compassionate communication, and teamwork with care staff.
The maintenance assistant reports to the director of maintenance or facility supervisor. This hands-on role completes routine repairs, preventive maintenance, and life‑safety checks while maintaining a respectful, supportive environment for residents.
General Repairs: Fix plumbing issues (unclogging toilets, fixing leaky faucets), patch and paint drywall, repair doors or windows, and handle basic carpentry.
Electrical & Systems Upkeep: Replace light bulbs, switch out faulty electrical outlets, and perform routine maintenance on heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) units.
Healthcare-Specific Duties: Check oxygen concentrator levels or filters, maintain specialized facility equipment, and assist with terminal cleaning or moving furniture during resident room changes.
Safety & Compliance: Test fire alarms, check emergency generators and smoke detectors, and help staff run fire drills in compliance with state and federal regulations.
Groundskeeping: Keep outdoor walkways clear, mow lawns, trim hedges, and remove trash from the exterior property.
Work Orders: Review daily maintenance requests and log completed tasks promptly.
Experience: Basic "jack-of-all-trades" handyman or building maintenance experience; previous experience in a healthcare or long-term care setting is a strong plus.
Education: High school diploma or GED equivalent preferred.
Physical Demands: Ability to stand, bend, walk, and lift or carry heavy items (often up to 50 pounds or more).
Soft Skills: Patience, compassion, and respectful communication when working around elderly or cognitively impaired residents