Midland runs hot in more ways than one. The Permian Basin economy keeps rental demand steady, but the workforce that drives it is demanding too. Residents working oilfield schedules expect things fixed fast, and a maintenance team that can't keep up shows in occupancy and delinquency numbers quickly. At Tradewinds, Olympus Property needs a Lead Maintenance Technician who can hold the operation together when things get busy and set the standard when things are routine.
This is a supervisory role with hands-on expectations. You'll oversee daily maintenance operations across the community, which means managing your team's workloads, scheduling turns, coordinating with vendors, and staying ahead of preventative maintenance rather than always reacting to service requests. Make-readies and turn-key operations fall under your watch. You'll inspect units, punch out incomplete work, and make sure vacant units are genuinely move-in ready before a lease starts, not just close enough.
You'll work directly with the property's Business Manager and leasing staff to keep show units in top condition. Grounds, pools, irrigation systems, HVAC, appliances, structural and mechanical systems all live in your scope. You'll also manage inventory, order parts and supplies, keep the shop organized, and track everything through the property's software system. Monthly, quarterly, and annual property inspections are part of the cadence. When outside contractors come on site, you're coordinating them and holding them to standard.
The schedule is Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM, with on-call rotation as needed. That on-call piece is real. Factor it in.
What separates a strong candidate here from an average one is the ability to lead without hovering. A good Lead Tech sets the pace for their team, keeps the shop accountable, and communicates clearly with office staff so nothing falls through the cracks between a move-out and a lease start. Technicians who've only worked solo tend to underestimate how much of this role is coordination and documentation, not just wrench-turning.
Olympus Property has earned recognition from the National Apartment Association as a top employer three years running. The benefits package includes medical, dental, and vision coverage, a 401(k) with employer matching, educational assistance, apartment rental allowance, and both short and long-term disability coverage. Monthly and quarterly bonuses are available for eligible team members. The hourly range for this role starts at $29 to $30, depending on experience and location.