Maintenance Technician

Hillpointe builds and operates workforce housing across the Sun Belt, and their maintenance team sits at the center of that mission. A Maintenance Technician here isn't just fixing things, they're the reason residents feel at home and properties hold their value. This opening covers two Central Florida locations: Daytona Beach and DeLand.

What the Work Actually Looks Like

Most of your days involve working through resident work orders, conducting inspections, and keeping common areas, amenities, and building systems running properly. Make-readies are a real part of the rhythm here. When a unit turns, you're preparing that apartment for the next resident, which means completing punch lists, addressing any deferred issues, and getting the space genuinely move-in ready, not just surface clean.

Beyond reactive repairs, you'll run preventive maintenance checks, manage your parts inventory, coordinate with vendors and contractors when work goes beyond in-house scope, and keep documentation tight. That last part matters more than people expect. Accurate records protect the property, support budgeting, and make your own life easier when a recurring issue shows up six months later.

This role includes a rotating on-call schedule, so evenings and weekends are part of the deal. That's a real commitment, and it's worth knowing going in.

What Hillpointe Needs From You

• Hands-on mechanical aptitude with the ability to diagnose and repair issues across building systems
• Experience with preventive maintenance routines and pre-move-out inspections
• EPA Type I and II or Universal certification for refrigerant recycling (or willingness to obtain it)
• Valid driver's license for on-property golf cart operation
• Comfortable reading technical manuals, schematics, and blueprints
• Solid communication habits with residents, management, and contractors
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs regularly and work in varying outdoor conditions
• High school diploma or GED, plus relevant experience or training
• Familiarity with OSHA standards and PPE requirements

Team Fit and Growth

Because Hillpointe controls development, construction, and operations in-house, their maintenance staff tends to work alongside people who genuinely understand how buildings go together. That context helps. You're not just executing work orders in isolation. You're part of a team that has line of sight into the full property lifecycle.

Technicians who build strong diagnostic habits and take ownership of their units often grow into lead tech or maintenance supervisor roles. If that trajectory interests you, this environment gives you the exposure to get there. Hillpointe's focus on workforce housing also means you're working with residents who depend on well-functioning homes, which adds real weight to the work without making it abstract.