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North East Community Action Corporation

Apartment Maintenance tech.

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What they do

A Building and General Maintenance Technician performs building maintenance and appliance repairs for an apartment complex, housing division, residential center or business, as directed by a property manager.

$46,010 / year median in Missouri

+15% projected growth

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Job Description

What You'll Handle As an Apartment Maintenance Tech., you help keep NECAC housing in Cuba, MO safe, functional, and ready for residents. This contract, onsite role is ideal for someone dependable who takes pride in solid, hands-on work.
Key responsibilities:
Complete apartment and common-area repairs from written work orders Troubleshoot basic home issues and make practical fixes Perform light carpentry, appliance checks, and minor replacements Document completed work and communicate status with the leasing office Participate in infrequent emergency call-outs when needed Required skills/qualifications: Comfort with basic home repair and problem-solving Some carpentry experience Familiarity with household appliances and simple troubleshooting Reliable attendance and a steady, safety-minded approach Pay is $19.50/hour, Monday-Friday day shift. to put your skills to work. Simple Extras 401(k) Flexible schedule A Typical Shift You start by checking in at the leasing office, picking up the day's work orders, and mapping out the most sensible route for the day. Between stops, you keep notes on what's been finished and what needs a follow-up part or visit. Most days wrap up on a steady day-shift rhythm; once in a while, you'll get an after-hours call and head out to address an urgent issue.