This staff member will perform the Maintenance Technician tasks described below in a combination to be reviewed and agreed on at least annually.
A. Buildings
Maintain buildings as assigned. This work will include but is not limited to: painting and caulking; concrete work; door; window and screen repair and replacement; and, related tasks.
B. Building fixtures and equipment
Maintain building fixtures and equipment as assigned. This work will include but not be limited to: unclogging drains and other plumbing tasks; carpentry, electrical, and other building trades tasks; removing and replacing sinks, faucets, toilets, and water heaters; and, related tasks.
C. Building exteriors and grounds
Maintain building exteriors/grounds. This work will include but not be limited to: siding and guttering work; tree and shrubbery trimming; mowing and trimming; snow removal; exterior painting; and, related tasks.
D. Unit readiness
Ready units for rental as assigned. This work will include but not be limited to: removal of debris; wall and floor repair; painting and caulking; floor replacement; appliance removal and replacement; and, related tasks.
E. Repairs
Repair washers, dryers, refrigerators, stoves, appliances, HVAC units, door locks, THA tools and equipment, and similar products
F. Orientation and training
Orient and train other maintenance and custodial staff as assigned.
G. Other duties as assigned
As assigned, perform other duties that require a level of skill, knowledge, and ability comparable to that required to successfully perform the tasks listed above.
III. CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
A. Promote innovation and positive change
B. Improve THA programs
C. Improve THA facilities and complexes
D. Participate in training and capacity building events as assigned
IV. KEY TRAITS
A. Ability to learn, absorb, process and apply information
B. Listening and oral communication skills
C. Sound academic skills—reading, writing, computation
D. Adaptability, creative thinking and problem solving, openness to change
E. Self-management, self-esteem, goal orientation
F. Effective in/with groups; interpersonal, negotiation, and teamwork skills
G. “Big picture” view of the organization; leadership skills; ability to organize and
motivate one’s self and others
V. KNOWLEDGE
A. General building repair and maintenance techniques
B. Skilled trades repair and maintenance techniques
C. Unit readiness techniques
VI. SKILLS
A. Maintain and repair buildings, using tools and equipment as required
B. Maintain and repair building fixtures and equipment, using tools as required
C. Use standard grounds maintenance tools and equipment
D. Complete unit readiness tasks, using tools and equipment
E. Train and orient other maintenance staff as assigned
VII. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
A. Ability to lift and handle materials, tools, furniture, and equipment weighing fifty pounds or more
B. Eye/hand coordination sufficient to perform skilled labor tasks
C. Ability to bend, stretch, get in and out of vehicles
D. Ability to put tools, equipment, materials, furniture, etc. in and remove same from vehicles
VIII. EDUCATION, SPECIAL LICENSES/CERTIFICATES
A. Valid Kansas Class drivers license
B. Specialized certification as assigned
(Specify__________________________________________)
C. High school diploma or equivalent or demonstrated ability to read and complete work order forms and routine maintenance related paperwork
D. Acceptable driving record for insurance purposes
IX. EXPERIENCE
A. Three years of building maintenance experience preferred
B. An equivalent combination of training and experience
X. SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY
None
Compensation: Depending on Experience
To apply:
www.tha.gov; Announcements; Employment Opportunities, or email athompson@tha.gov to request an application
Apply by 01/31/2025
Topeka Housing Authority
2010 SE California Avenue
Topeka, Kansas 66607
United States