Maintenance Technician - Solis at Flamingo

Solis at Flamingo is a 524-unit luxury community in Las Vegas, and this Maintenance Technician role sits at the center of keeping it running well. The work is real and physical: apartment turns, resident service requests, HVAC troubleshooting, plumbing repairs, appliance fixes, basic electrical work. Some days you'll move through a punch list of make-readies; other days you're responding to something unexpected that a resident needs fixed now. Both matter equally here.

What You'll Actually Do

Turns are a core part of the rhythm. When a resident moves out, you're the one making the unit ready for the next person. That means working through a punch list carefully, fixing things right rather than fast, and treating the make-ready as your signature on the work. Beyond turns, you'll handle resident-submitted service requests across the trade areas you're strongest in, with general direction from the team. AIR uses tech tools to help prioritize and track work orders, which cuts down on the back-and-forth and keeps you moving efficiently through the day.

Depending on your skill level, you may also provide guidance to junior technicians, assist with vendor oversight, and participate in move-in and move-out inspections. The scope shifts with the season and what the community needs, so flexibility is real, not just a line in the posting.

On-call is part of the job. At least one week per month, you'll need to be reachable and able to respond to after-hours emergencies. That means having reliable transportation and being ready to handle something urgent at an inconvenient hour. That's the honest reality of apartment maintenance, and it's worth knowing before you apply.

What You Bring

• At least two years of maintenance experience in a facilities or building environment
• Proficiency in at least two trade areas: plumbing, electrical, HVAC, appliance repair, or carpentry
• Willingness to work evenings, weekends, and rotating on-call shifts
• Physical ability to move heavy equipment and machinery as needed
• A track record of fixing things correctly the first time, not just closing out work orders

Compensation and What Comes With It

The hourly rate runs $20 to $22, placed based on your actual skills and experience. On top of that, AIR offers a monthly customer service bonus of up to $250 for technicians who consistently earn strong resident satisfaction scores. The 50% rent discount at any AIR community is one of the more substantial perks in the industry, and there's an option to live on-site if that appeals to you. The company also covers short and long-term disability, offers up to 16 weeks of paid parental leave, and reimburses up to 100% of costs for job-related certifications and licenses.

For technicians who want to grow, AIR runs a maintenance development program called Ascend, which builds a path based on your individual goals rather than a generic training checklist. HVAC certification reimbursement, for example, is the kind of support that can meaningfully change your earning ceiling in this industry. If you're interested in moving toward a lead or service manager role over time, the structure here is set up to support that.