Maintenance Technician

charlesgaterealtygroup; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 34,440 - 44,083; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

PTO

401K/FSA/supplemental insurance

Mileage reimbursement

Job summary

Charles Gate Property Management is seeking a smart, organized Maintenance Technician for its Boston-area portfolio. You will handle day-to-day maintenance requests, repairs, and preventative tasks under a Property Manager’s direction.

The role requires a valid driver's license, own tools, and 1+ year of residential maintenance experience. Local travel to Boston and Metro North is expected; shift is 1st M-F, full-time with mileage reimbursement.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or GED required.

Responsibilities

• Complete maintenance service requests as assigned.

Skills

Driver's license

Own tools

HVAC knowledge

General maintenance

Communication

Education

High School diploma or GED

Tools

Basic tools

Power tools

Electrical tools

Plumbing tools

Job description

Charles Gate Property Management is seeking a smart, organized, and proactive Maintenance Technician to join our growing team. The Maintenance Technician is responsible for day‑to‑day multiple maintenance service requests and repair and upkeep services within a portfolio of Boston and Metro North Boston area residential apartment and condominium buildings under the direction of the Property Managers. The ideal candidate will have 1+ years of residential property maintenance experience, a well‑rounded industry skill set, and external contractor supervisory experience including communication and coordination. Work is performed in a high‑quality manner with a sense of urgency. Clients and property must be treated with the utmost respect and hospitality. A valid driver’s license, well‑running vehicle/truck, and a set of tools are required for the job.

Location: Boston and Metro North Boston area (willing to travel as needed to maintain coverage) Shift: 1st Shift M-F Full Time

Pay Rate: $25.00+ DOE plus industry leading mileage reimbursement.

Overtime: Available separately @ 1.5 for On Call and Snow Removal

Comprehensive Benefits Package Health insurance, PTO, 401K/FSA/supplemental insurance

Responsibilities of a Maintenance Technician

• Completion of all maintenance service requests as assigned.
• Complete turnover inspection and repair process of vacant apartments as directed by the Property Manager.
• Schedule and complete regular preventative maintenance.
• Coordinate special projects as directed by the Property Manager.
• Coordinate access and assist in monitoring all work being performed by outside contractors and vendors.
• Provide 24‑hour emergency maintenance service as scheduled.
• Monitor and maintain building systems as assigned.
• Responsible for alerting the Property Manager of any unusual occurrence and/or damage that has taken place or that may occur.
• Must be able to solve maintenance and repair issues enthusiastically and creatively as they arise.
• Maintain a professional courteous manner with all clients, residents, vendors, contractors, and fellow employees.
• Assure safety standards are used which comply with all company, local, city, state and federal guidelines.
• This job requires exerting 50+ pounds of force occasionally, and/or 25 to 50 pounds of force frequently, and/or 10 to 20 pounds of force constantly.

Qualifications of a Maintenance Technician

• High School or GED required.
• Personal vehicle / own tools required (basic).
• Certifications, current special licenses (HVAC, Electrical) highly encouraged.
• 1+ years professional maintenance experience in a fast‑paced environment, serving a wide range of tasks and a high level of communication.
• Experience in the property management industry or hospitality is required.
• Experience specifically in residential property management is highly recommended.
• Plumbing: includes the repair, replacement or installation of faucets, pipes, hot water tanks, toilets, garbage disposals, dishwashers, water‑dispensing refrigerators, and washing machines.
• Electrical: includes the repair, replacement or installation of power switches, fuses, wall sockets, ceiling lights, ceiling fans, climate control systems, and garage door openers.
• Drywall repair: includes filling in small holes caused by nails and minor dings from normal wear and tear—most performed between the time a tenant vacates a unit and a new renter assumes occupancy.
• Painting: includes minor touch‑ups following damage repair and new coats of paint applied to unit walls between the time a tenant vacates a unit and a new renter assumes occupancy.
• Appliance repair: includes the repair, replacement, or installation of major household appliances such as refrigerators, dishwashers, range ovens, washers and dryers, hot water tanks, and air conditioners.
• Snow removal: includes shoveling, blowing, or plowing snow away from covered walkways and driveways, and laying down rock salt on icy surfaces to prevent slipping.