Maintenance Technician

COMPANY PROFILE Since 1997, Patrick Properties has been restoring and preserving historic Charleston properties, including Parcel 32, The American Theater, The William Aiken House and Lowndes Grove. While we were at it, we crafted a tradition of warm, inviting hospitality that ensures our guests feel welcome, well-cared for and ever ready to come back for more. With each event we host our focus is the oversight of our venues as well as the upscale food and beverage service we provide within them, requiring a keen eye for detail and the highest standard of customer service. POSITION OVERVIEW The Maintenance Technician will have the primary responsibility of the day-to-day routine maintenance, repair and upkeep of Patrick Properties five private event venues as well as multiple residential and tenant properties. To successfully perform the duties of a Maintenance Technician, an individual must be trustworthy, reliable, a skilled jack-of-all, be able to work well in a team setting and be able to work independently with little supervision ensuring completion of assigned tasks. Reports To: Director of Facilities & Facilities Manager RESPONSIBILITIES: Perform a variety of general maintenance tasks such as painting, electrical, plumbing, carpentry, masonry, HVAC trouble shooting etc. on all PPHG owned buildings, grounds and plantings, utilities and mechanical/electrical systems, parking areas, roadways, kitchen equipment and vehicle fleet. Using manufacturers recommendations and job knowledge, establish and carry out preventative maintenance programs for PPHG, including the tools and equipment required for this positions tasks. Maintains essential inventory of grounds and facilities supplies, purchases necessary supplies and equipment within the companys purchasing guidelines. Makes routine and scheduled foot patrols of company assets, grounds, and parking lots, maintaining a high degree of visibility at all times. Ability to meet a flexible work schedule including weekends and available on-call for emergencies by telephone, cell phone text messages and e-mails.