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Blue Skies of Texas Senior Living Community is seeking a Maintenance Tech IV to oversee preventive maintenance, respond to service requests, and perform repairs on HVAC systems, electrical, plumbing, and appliances across apartments, cottages, healthcare centers, and common areas.
Eligible candidates will have EPA refrigerant certification, at least five years in maintenance, and a valid Texas driver’s license.
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We are seeking a Maintenance Tech IV for our Maintenance Department to ensure duties include but are not limited to the following: preventive maintenance, emergency repairs, service calls, normal repair and minor construction of apartments and cottages, healthcare centers, and general area facilities, equipment, systems and grounds, as well as heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, heat pumps, air handlers, boilers, chillers, cooling towers, appliances, freezers, ice makers, water softeners, emergency generators and boiler systems, and any other mechanical systems or equipment assigned. MT4 must be experienced with various HVAC systems, to include proficiency with understanding, operating, troubleshooting, and repairing same. Must be able to respond to and address emergency situations in a prompt, safe, and correct manner without supervision. Must ensure tools and equipment are kept clean, in good repair, and accounted for at all times. Keeps work area clean and safe at all times. Must be able to speak, read, write, and follow verbal and written instructions in English, as well as possess the ability to relate well with elderly people in a customer service environment. Critical thinking skills and independent thought and action are integral to performing the functions of the position.
In 1970, the first of our two campuses opened in San Antonio. Air Force Village I was followed in 1987 by Air Force Village II. For decades, our campuses created a community for officers of the armed forces - a retirement lifestyle rich with camaraderie and the shared common bond. We began by providing support to the widows of those who have served, and that legacy continues. In 2014, we expanded our eligibility to embrace a wider range of retired seniors, including those from civilian careers. With this change, a new name - Blue Skies of Texas - was added, and the campuses were renamed Blue Skies East and Blue Skies West. Continuing to offer modern residences and a range of senior-focused services and amenities, the Air Force Village legacy we cherish carries forward in Blue Skies of Texas.