New Avenues is currently seeking an experienced Maintenance Technician to join our team. We take pride in being a leader in non-profit, which continues to serve individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities for over 70 years!
We offer:
Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance
Paid training
Overtime,
Paid time off
Flexible schedule options,
Referral bonuses
Responsibilities:
Performing minor preventative maintenance as assigned
Taking service orders and prioritizing them in a timely manner
Interacting on a regular basis with residents and employees of group home
Minor appliance repairs/replacing any appliances as needed.
Performing minor to moderate level plumbing repairs including replacement/installation as needed.
Repairing/replacing light fixtures and performing other minor electrical work
Miscellaneous lock repairs
Carpentry tasks such as installing door hardware, hinges, window repair/replacement, and shelving.
Preparing vacated rooms for occupancy
Requirements
Qualifications:
Must be 18 yrs of age or older
Must have a HS diploma or GED
1-2 yrs of maintenance experience; preferably in a multi-family home setting.
Moderate knowledge of repair and maintenance to household appliances, plumbing and light fixtures.
Able to operate basic hand/power tools (drill, saw, circular saw, plumbing hand tools, screw driver set).
Able to function independently and as part of a team
Strong multi-tasking and communication skills.
Must be able to lift 50lbs or more
Must have a valid OH DL with less than 4pts.
If this looks like the job for you, make today a great day and APPLY NOW!!
New Avenues to Independence provides opportunities for people with disabilities and special needs to become more independent and productive members of society by offering the highest quality support services and developing innovative and inclusive programs. New Avenues has developed a continuum of services, meeting the changing needs of individuals with disabilities throughout the course of their lifetime. New Avenues’ programs are currently serving over 600 individuals, ages 3-100 years in Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, and Summit counties, Ohio. The individuals served include those with disabilities and chronic health conditions such as developmental disabilities, mental illness, autism, cerebral palsy, brain injury, and Down syndrome.
