Maintenance Technician

The Skills That Drive This Role

Maintenance tech work at a Bozzuto community in Lake Worth comes down to a specific combination of technical range and people skills. You're not a specialist here. You're handling HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and appliance repair across a single property, which means your value is in breadth. Beginner-to-intermediate proficiency across those trades is the baseline. What separates a good tech from a great one is the ability to triage quickly, communicate clearly with residents, and keep the punch list moving without constant supervision.

Turns matter here too. Preparing vacant units for move-in is a real part of the job, and how efficiently you move through make-ready work affects the property's ability to lease. A tech who treats turns as an afterthought tends to create bottlenecks at exactly the wrong time.

What the Day Actually Looks Like

You'll work through a service ticket queue, handle preventative maintenance tasks, support grounds upkeep, and jump into turns when units come available. Bozzuto properties are known for a higher standard of presentation, so general cleanliness and building aesthetics are part of your responsibility, not just an occasional ask. This is South Florida, so HVAC calls aren't seasonal. They're year-round, and resident tolerance for a down A/C unit is low. You should expect that reality.

On-call rotation is part of the deal. After-hours emergencies happen, and you'll need reliable personal transportation to respond. That's not unique to Bozzuto, but it's worth saying plainly: this isn't a strictly 9-to-5 position.

What Bozzuto Brings to the Table

One thing worth noting for techs who are still building their credentials: Bozzuto will cover the cost of your EPA 608 Universal Refrigerant Certification after your first year. That's a meaningful credential in this market, and having it paid for by your employer is a genuine benefit, not a throwaway line. Salary for this role falls between $48,000 and $50,000, with bonus eligibility on top of that.

Benefits include medical, dental, and vision coverage, 20 days of PTO plus holidays, a 401k with company match, and tuition reimbursement. The culture at Bozzuto gets mentioned a lot in our industry, and it's not just marketing. They've built a reputation for investing in their maintenance staff in ways that a lot of fee-management shops simply don't.

• Experience in building maintenance or a trades education
• Beginner to intermediate HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and appliance repair skills
• Availability for on-call rotation and emergency response
• Reliable personal transportation
• Strong written and verbal communication
• Comfort with basic computer use and property software
• Ability to frequently lift and move 25 to 50 pounds

If you're a tech who takes pride in the quality of your work and wants to build credentials while doing it, this is a solid place to land.