Floating Maintenance Technician/Turn Technician (Carmel, IN)

Overview

Buckingham is seeking a tenacious maintenance professional who demonstrates a high sense of urgency, manages priorities effectively, is coachable and overcomes obstacles. The Maintenance Technician is responsible for maintaining optimal resident experience, property performance and presentation.

Qualifications

At Buckingham, our standard is to push the standard. We take a customer approach to all projects, big or small. Real estate is an investment and at Buckingham, our biggest investment is our people. Our diverse teams are blended with individuals who foster the company’s entrepreneurial spirit, have unparalleled industry expertise and aren’t afraid to exceed expectations. Our team members are valued and encouraged to explore creativity, to be free-thinkers that bring outside-the-box solutions.We offer the opportunity to build the future. From our branded onboarding and orientation, First Day by Design, you’ll be empowered to seek new challenges, to earn respect and the admiration of others. Recognized as a consecutive year Best Places to Work awardee, we build our future leaders through our professional development programs, paid tuition and certification programs and executive coaching.As a member of Property Management, Buckingham offers a total compensation package with competitive market salary, commission- and performance-based incentives, paid time off and comprehensive company-sponsored benefits. Qualified candidates must be able to lift up to 50 lbs. consistently, have reliable transportation and availability for 24-hour, on-call maintenance upon schedule. Additionally, qualified candidates must carry an owned smartphone device (cell phone reimbursement will be awarded).

Responsibilities

The Centralized Turn Technician’s primary responsibilities include the necessary repairs and turnover tasks needed to complete a unit for move-in. This role will include preparations for painting, cleaning, and removal of trash and bulk items. Additional tasks of the turn process, when assigned may include painting and cleaning, and the repairs or troubleshooting of mechanical and electrical equipment, plumbing fixtures, structural components, and interior/exterior carpentry repairs. The Centralized Turn Technician works towards the common goals of satisfactory cash flow, positive resident relations, and optimal resident retention.