Maintenance Technician

What You'll Actually Do

This role puts you at the center of daily operations at a high-end luxury apartment community in Daytona Beach. Your day moves between diagnosing and repairing service issues, completing make-ready punch lists, running preventive maintenance on HVAC systems, and checking pool chemistry. You'll coordinate with contractors on unit turns, confirm make-ready conditions are met before move-in, and hold a 24-hour resolution standard on priority work orders. Plumbing repairs, carpentry, grounds upkeep, pool service, trash compactor maintenance, and security gate functionality all fall within your scope. On-call availability is part of the position, which means you'll need to be comfortable responding when residents need you most.

EPA Section 608 Types I and II certification is required before you start. A CPO certification is a bonus. You'll work within OSHA standards and company safety policies, and you're expected to stay current on both.

What You Bring

• Hands-on experience repairing building systems and equipment across multiple trade areas
• Working knowledge of service supplies, materials, and equipment used in residential maintenance
• EPA Section 608 Types I and II certification (required)
• Solid understanding of OSHA standards and safe work practices
• Availability for on-call rotation
• A service-first attitude and the energy to match a high-expectation community
• High school diploma or equivalent, plus relevant trade experience or training

Where This Role Takes You

Waypoint Management Services operates a growing portfolio, and technicians who demonstrate strong diagnostic skills, reliable follow-through on turns, and a sharp eye for detail tend to move into lead technician and maintenance supervisor roles over time. The craft skills you build here, reading T-12 maintenance cost patterns, managing vendor relationships on make-readies, and keeping HVAC systems running efficiently, translate directly to those next-level positions.

Working on a luxury community sharpens your standards. Residents at this tier notice everything, which means your attention to detail and resident-facing communication skills develop faster than they would at a Class B or C property. That experience carries real weight on a resume as you grow your career in property maintenance.

The position pays between $23 and $25 per hour and comes with medical, dental, and vision benefits starting on day one, a 401k with matching, an onsite housing discount, and both referral and recognition programs.