Maintenance Supervisor / Maintenance Technician needed for New York property

The Assistant Company has been hired by New York CEO to find a Maintenance Supervisor / Maintenance Technician (who currently resides in New York / New Jersey and can easily commute to Manhattan (and Greenwich CT if needed) to assistant the Estate Maintenance team in caring for his New York and Greenwich properties, equipment, and supplies to ensure proper maintenance, cleanliness, and working order of multiple building and grounds.  

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Performs duties related to landscaping, HVAC, carpentry, electrical, plumbing and painting tasks.
• Repairs building, walls, showers, sinks, appliances, emergency equipment, locks, doors, cabinets, desks, closets, windows, door hinges, and other related items.
• Assists with moving furniture and equipment.
• Assists with cubicle partition assembly and breakdown.
• Maintains a safe, neat, and orderly work space.
• Safety operates hand tools.
• Complies with company policies and procedures.
• Performs other duties as needed. 
• Must be able to work a rotating shift.

Education and Experience

• Must speak Spanish and English
• High School Education or GED.
• Three years of building maintenance experience OR combination of equivalent experience, education, and training.

Skills

• High levels of English and reading comprehension, writing, and speaking; active listening; maintenance and repairing; and attention to detail.
• HVAC Certified
• Basic Electrical skills- must be able to use a multimeter effectively
• Able to do Level 4-5 finish for Drywall

Working Conditions and Environment

• Intermittently lift, carry, pull, and push up to 50 pounds; occasionally, up to 25 pounds; continuously, up to 10 pounds.
• Continuously see; balance; grasp; stand; walk on variety of surfaces; and have repetitive use of arms, wrists, hands, and fingers.
• Frequently hear, talk, reach above shoulders, stoop, bend, twist, and crouch.
• Kneel, squeeze, climb stairs and ladders, sit and operate foot and hand controls and power tools.
• Intermittently crawl.
• Exposure to chemicals, dust, dirt, stacked materials, electrical equipment, high places, extreme outdoor temperatures, and pets.
• Occasional long or odd hours.