Part-Time Maintenance Technician

Description Be a Part of Something Better – Become a PMG Fixologist! Are you hands-on and love solving problems? Whether you're a seasoned maintenance pro or just getting started, this is your opportunity to join a company that values its people and invests in their growth. At Phillips Management Group , we believe that better communities start with the people who care for them.

That’s why we foster a supportive culture built on respect, teamwork, and personal success. When you work with PMG, you’re not just maintaining properties you’re building a career.

Position Summary

As a Maintenance Technician , you’ll play a key role in delivering exceptional service to our residents by ensuring our property is safe, attractive, and well-maintained. You’ll work closely with our property management team and gain hands-on experience in a variety of trades. What You’ll Do Prepare apartments for new residents (turns & move-outs) Complete work orders efficiently and professionally Keep exterior areas clean and well-presented (curb appeal) Conduct routine and preventive maintenance Daily trash pickup and grounds upkeep Maintain trash compactors and swimming pools (in season) Troubleshoot and repair: Plumbing Basic electrical Appliances Carpentry & drywall Roofing & flooring Check irrigation systems Maintain accurate records of work and materials used Participate in the on-call maintenance rotation Perform other related duties as assigned Why Join PMG: Career advancement & certification support Ongoing hands-on training (HVAC, plumbing, safety & more) Company-paid health, life, and retirement benefits Generous PTO plan "PMG Gives Back" community initiatives (Toys for Tots, food drives, etc.)

Be part of a team that values you and your success Ready to Build a Better Career? Apply today and bring your skills—or your curiosity—to a company that’s all about growth, service, and building better communities.

Requirements

What You Bring High school diploma or GED 1–3 months of related experience (preferred but not required) A valid driver’s license and reliable transportation Your own set of tools Certifications such as HVAC, CFC, or CPO (preferred but not required)