Maintenance Technician - Fairfax, United States - Van Metre Homes

Description

At

Van Metre , we believe that each employee contributes directly to our growth, success and culture, and are seeking a candidate who loves to challenge themselves and work with others to fulfill this role.

Van Metre has a

Maintenance Technician

position available at our

Fairfax Square Apartments

in

Fairfax, VA

Under the direction of the Property Manager and Service Manager, the Maintenance Technician is responsible for general maintenance, repairs in apartments and buildings, maintaining curb appeal and quality of apartment homes, responding to resident service requests, and adhering to all safety policies.

Essential duties include but are not limited to:
Assist the Service Manager with directing and overseeing all aspects of maintenance of the community
Schedule and perform preventative maintenance, inspections and janitorial services
Perform general repair of property grounds, apartments, and building exteriors
Assist with maintenance of storage areas and maintenance materials
Perform turnover work as defined by Van Metre of vacant units
Walk the property daily to uphold curb appeal and monitor safety issues
Notify Service Manager and Property Manager of any safety or liability concerns as well as preventative maintenance needs
Responsible for knowledge of property specific problems
Maintain accurate records of all tasks completed
Manage inventory and storage areas, purchasing adequate maintenance materials for service requests and apartment turns
Perform work area clean-up and safety-related duties
Wear back support belt when lifting more than 25 lbs. or while performing repetitive bending and stooping functions during working hours; use safety equipment (goggles, masks, gloves, etc.) as tasks dictate
Monitor and perform service requests from residents in a timely fashion
Participate in after-hours emergency requests and ensure property staff coverage 24 hours/day, 7 days/week

Requirements:
The Maintenance Technician must maintain a professional and courteous manner with residents, visitors, contractors and fellow employees. Maintenance Tech must have the necessary skills to effectively complete tasks outlined above.

One must have the ability to follow oral and written instructions and be able to maintain effective and cooperative working relationships.

Education/ Qualifications:
1-2 years of maintenance experience or valid training
Universal CFC Certification preferred
Strong understanding of appliance, electrical and plumbing repair
Basic knowledge of HVAC and electrical circuitry
Current on OSHA, building and safety standards
Provide own basic tools and be knowledgeable and skilled in the safe use and maintenance of tools
Van Metre Companies has been named a Top Workplace by the Washington Post for seven consecutive years We have received the Washington Business Journal's Best Places to Work Award for the last six years, and have received their Corporate Philanthropy Award for the last nine years in a row
We offer excellent benefits, and a work environment that fosters and rewards excellence. We also promote work/life balance, including a robust Employee Wellness Program.

We encourage employees to make full use of vacation and company paid volunteer time to refresh their bodies and minds.

The mission of Van Metre Companies is to build and continually improve upon the storied reputation, earned over the years since the Company's founding in 1955, of providing top quality homes, investment properties and services to our customers and clients.

The Company's emphasis on integrity, professionalism and philanthropy ingrained by our founder Albert G. Van Metre, Sr. has garnered trust and respect in the Washington, D.C. area and beyond.

It is critical to our future that we maintain that reputation and assure that Van Metre Companies continues to excel in real estate development and construction and in the management of apartment, retail and office investment properties, as well as in the provision of mortgage and related services.

It is the task of our dedicated, energetic, and involved professionals to advance our ability to set the benchmark for luxury living and refined commercial development.

The capstone of our mission is to make the "Van Metre" signature an icon for elegant residential communities, and industry leading condominium and apartment communities, as well as Class A neighborhood retail centers and office developments.

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