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MG Properties is seeking an experienced Maintenance Technician for NOVO Broadway in Tempe, AZ. You will handle cleaning, routine repairs, and on-call maintenance tasks across a 200-unit property, delivering responsive service to residents.
The ideal candidate has multi-trade experience, strong customer service, and reliable transportation, with on-call availability and teamwork a must.
With over 30 years of experience in the acquisition, development, rehabilitation, and management of apartment communities across the Western United States, we are a trusted partner in the real estate investment and property management industry. At MG Properties, we focus on enriching lives - physically in our community buildings, philanthropically through giving back to our local communities, and through development and growth of our employees.
Are you looking for a new and exciting opportunity with a growing company?
We are a large regional property management firm looking for an experienced Maintenance Technician to join our team at NOVO Broadway, in Tempe, AZ!
The ideal candidate will have experience in all trades and be very customer service focused. Some duties will include cleaning grounds, offices, common areas, completing maintenance service requests, appliance repairs, painting, apartment turnovers, taking emergency calls and more!
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Compensation and Benefits
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