Maintenance Technician
Entry-Level Candidates Welcome!
Golden Years Homestead | Greencroft Communities
Fort Wayne, Indiana
$14.44–$18.45/hour, based on experience
Learn the trade while helping keep our community running.
Golden Years Homestead is looking for a dependable Maintenance Technician to help with the day-to-day upkeep of our senior living community.
If you have some hands-on experience, enjoy fixing things, or are interested in learning maintenance and building trades, this could be a good opportunity to get started. Previous maintenance experience is helpful, but we’re willing to train the right person.
What You’ll Do
Your day-to-day work may include:
You’ll work as part of a team to help make sure residents and staff have a safe, clean and well-maintained community.
What You Need
Schedule
Monday–Friday, daytime hours
The position also includes rotating on-call evening and weekend coverage
Why This Could Be a Good Fit
Ready to Get Started?
If you’re dependable, willing to learn and enjoy hands-on work, you don’t need years of maintenance experience to apply. Bring your work ethic and willingness to learn to Golden Years Homestead.
Questions? Call HR 574 537 4179
Mission: In keeping with our Mennonite values and high standards of care, Greencroft Communities is committed to creating dynamic communities that embrace the creativity, contributions and challenges of aging for all.
Greencroft Communities (GC) is a not-for-profit, faith-based continuing care living community system, organized in 2002. Greencroft Communities serves as the umbrella organization for affiliated and managed communities. Each affiliated community is a not-for-profit entity, with its own board of directors appointed by the Greencroft Communities Board of Directors. Occasionally a management partnership may be formed with a local for-profit owner.
Approximately 2,000 people live in Greencroft-related communities, served by 1,100 team members, in northern Indiana, north-central Ohio and central Michigan. People from at least 20 faith traditions make up the resident populations.
