What are the responsibilities and job description for the Maintenance Technician ($1,500 Sign-On Bonus) position at Property Management Jobs?
Bozzuto operates across the full property management spectrum, from development through fee management, and their maintenance teams tend to reflect that. This Nashville opening is for a Maintenance Technician at what appears to be a Bozzuto-managed residential community, with a $1,500 sign-on bonus attached. The salary range runs $45,760 to $52,000, which is a reasonable band for someone coming in at beginner-to-intermediate level in the trades.
The work itself covers the standard scope: HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and appliance repair, plus turns when units go vacant. Make-readies are a real part of this job. You'll be walking punch lists, pulling work orders, and handling the kind of routine service tickets that pile up fast at a well-occupied property. Customer service matters here in the way it always does in residential maintenance: residents notice how you show up as much as whether the repair holds.
There's an on-call rotation, which is worth saying plainly. After-hours emergencies are part of the deal, and you'll need reliable personal transportation to respond. That's not a footnote , it's a real operational requirement. If you're not set up for that, this role won't work regardless of your technical skill.
One thing worth noting for candidates thinking about growth: Bozzuto will cover the cost of your EPA 608 Universal Refrigerant Certification after your 12-month anniversary. That's real value. An EPA 608 Universal cert opens more doors on HVAC work, increases your usefulness to any property management operator, and tends to move compensation upward. Tuition reimbursement and career development programs are also part of the package, alongside medical, dental, and vision coverage, 20 days PTO plus holidays, and a 401k with company match.
What They're Looking For
The work itself covers the standard scope: HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and appliance repair, plus turns when units go vacant. Make-readies are a real part of this job. You'll be walking punch lists, pulling work orders, and handling the kind of routine service tickets that pile up fast at a well-occupied property. Customer service matters here in the way it always does in residential maintenance: residents notice how you show up as much as whether the repair holds.
There's an on-call rotation, which is worth saying plainly. After-hours emergencies are part of the deal, and you'll need reliable personal transportation to respond. That's not a footnote , it's a real operational requirement. If you're not set up for that, this role won't work regardless of your technical skill.
One thing worth noting for candidates thinking about growth: Bozzuto will cover the cost of your EPA 608 Universal Refrigerant Certification after your 12-month anniversary. That's real value. An EPA 608 Universal cert opens more doors on HVAC work, increases your usefulness to any property management operator, and tends to move compensation upward. Tuition reimbursement and career development programs are also part of the package, alongside medical, dental, and vision coverage, 20 days PTO plus holidays, and a 401k with company match.
What They're Looking For
- Some background in building maintenance or trades education , this role suits someone still building their technical foundation
- Beginner to intermediate proficiency across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and appliance repair
- Availability for on-call rotation and weekend or evening coverage
- Ability to frequently lift and maneuver 25 to 50 pounds
- Reliable personal transportation
- Comfort with basic computer skills, work order software, and property apps
- Strong communication and a professional presentation
Salary : $45,760 - $52,000