Full-Time

Maintenance Supervisor 2

Updated on 9/4/2026

HomeRise

HomeRise

201-500 employees

Supports housing with mental health services

Compensation Overview

$69k - $76.9k/yr

+ 403(b) employer match

San Francisco, CA, USA

In Person

Work is based at two San Francisco properties.

Category
General Maintenance & Repair (1)
Required Skills
Microsoft Office
Inventory Management
Word/Pages/Docs
Yardi
Excel/Numbers/Sheets
Microsoft Outlook

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Requirements
  • A high school diploma or GED is required.
  • Seven years of experience in multifamily apartment or hotel maintenance is required.
  • Working knowledge of Microsoft Office, Outlook, Word, and Excel is required.
  • Ability to plan, organize, and supervise an effective maintenance program.
  • Ability to assess and prioritize work order requests and create daily work assignments for staff.
  • Knowledge and experience working with general contractors and subcontractors, including building systems, warranties, and equipment life expectancy.
  • Knowledge of residential building maintenance.
  • Ability to communicate effectively with high-risk residents.
  • Ability to supervise and manage staff with diverse work histories and life experiences.
  • Ability to communicate verbally and in writing with site management staff, resident services, and residents effectively.
  • A valid phone number is required.
  • Ability to appropriately respond to and resolve conflict.
  • Ability to work independently, as part of a team, and as a team leader.
  • Ability to train and support maintenance personnel.
  • Ability to perform strenuous physical work, lift or move up to 60 pounds, climb stairs and ladders, use tools, and work in environments with fumes, odors, weather exposure, and other physical hazards.
Responsibilities
  • Maintain preventive maintenance programming in Yardi and ensure timely preventive and deferred maintenance services, including required permits and inspections.
  • Establish, maintain, and follow effective safety procedures for maintenance and janitorial staff.
  • Maintain, operate, and train maintenance staff in the computerized Yardi work order system to meet departmental performance goals and standards.
  • Coordinate and prioritize work order requests with Site Managers.
  • Purchase and order repair materials and janitorial supplies while monitoring monthly allocations in the annual operations budget.
  • Maintain a centralized tool and supply inventory.
  • Perform basic to advanced maintenance repairs.
  • Ensure unit turnovers are completed within 14 days, or within 30 days when renovation is required.
  • Assist the Site Manager with monthly pest-control walks by inspecting every unit, documenting maintenance issues, and performing repairs.
  • Assist the Site Manager with required annual 100-percent unit inspections by documenting maintenance issues and performing repairs or creating work orders.
  • Maintain a record of potentially capitalizable purchases and send it to the Regional Property Director twice a year.
  • Maintain and update the preferred vendor list and implement cost-effective methods for replacing carpeting, appliances, and other items across properties.
  • Respond to after-hours emergency calls when necessary.
  • Undertake assigned projects.
  • Manage one Senior Maintenance Technician and two Janitors.
  • Direct strategic operations planning and the day-to-day work of the maintenance department.
  • Ensure maintenance, sanitation, and janitorial services are delivered effectively and that physical assets, machinery, buildings, grounds, and utilities are maintained in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
Desired Qualifications
  • Strong interest in social justice and advocacy, with understanding, sensitivity, and experience working in supportive housing and with homelessness and recovery issues.
  • Knowledge of Yardi property-management software is strongly recommended.

HomeRise provides supportive housing to people experiencing homelessness, pairing a safe home with on-site and community-based services such as mental health support, job training, and advocacy. Residents gain stable housing and access to customized support that helps them maintain housing long-term, with outcomes showing 98% of past and present residents remain housed. The organization achieves impact by offering a continuum of care: housing plus wraparound services, plus policy advocacy to prevent homelessness. Unlike groups that only supply housing or only services, HomeRise integrates housing with intensive supports and community rebuilding efforts, aiming to improve individual lives while strengthening neighborhoods. Its goal is to help adults, children, seniors, and veterans rise up from homelessness and stay housed by providing stable homes and ongoing support.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

San Francisco, California

Founded

1990

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • HomeRise reported 5% vacancy and 98% retention in 2025, beating city benchmarks.
  • Tim Daniels returned as interim CEO on July 16, 2026, restoring experienced leadership.
  • Existing building-funding agreements and 2025-2026 supportive-service grants still keep HomeRise operating.

What critics are saying

  • San Francisco ended four HomeRise service contracts on July 22, 2026, totaling $39 million.
  • The city attorney opened a March 2026 investigation after abuse allegations and a decomposed body case.
  • Leadership churn, layoffs, and 2024 audit findings threaten HomeRise’s survival as a city contractor.

What makes HomeRise unique

  • HomeRise operates 17 supportive housing properties across San Francisco as of July 2026.
  • Its portfolio served roughly 1,500 residents and 44 youth beds before May 29, 2026 closure.
  • HomeRise pairs housing with onsite supportive services, workforce development, and resident retention programs.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account

Paid Vacation

Paid Holidays

Paid Sick Leave

Sabbatical Leave

Employee Referral Bonus

Company News

KALW
Apr 2nd, 2026
San Francisco's HomeRise youth shelter is closing in May.

San Francisco's HomeRise youth shelter is closing in May. Published April 1, 2026 at 8:34 PM PDT Since 2013, the 5th Street Apartments have provided interim housing for Transitional Aged Youth - or "TAY". Those are homeless young people between the ages of 18 and 25. Typically, TAY live in transitional housing for one or two years while they wait for permanent housing. But in early March, 5th Street Apartment residents received abrupt notice that they would have to move out by May 29. In a statement, the city said it would no longer be funding the program. Participants and support staff have been working to identify alternative shelter placements. Many are confused about the reason behind the closure. "So, I found out that the shelter was closing from my youth directly, which didn't feel good as a service provider." This is a San Francisco housing navigator who works with youth. Some of their clients currently live at the Apartments. They asked to be anonymous to avoid getting in trouble at work. "It's supposed to be a two year program, and so they were like, banking on being able to stay there for a full two years and having that stability." The housing navigator said that most of their clients who live in the 5th Street Apartments have been able to find other options. But they're concerned about the quick timeline of the closure, and what it will mean for the city's homeless youth. "It was one of the bigger resources, like housing resources that I was able to utilize that I felt good and safe about sending young people to." Because they say residents got their own rooms, and didn't have to pay rent. The 5th Street Apartments are operated by HomeRise, a non-profit shelter operator. In a statement, the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing wrote that none of the youth residents would be asked to leave until they find alternative placements. The 5th Street Apartments are located in SoMa. They're operated by HomeRise, a non-profit shelter operator that manages 1 7 other properties in San Francisco. The 5th Street Apartments contains 44 bedrooms, and has shared bathrooms and a community kitchen. It also has a workforce development program that is intended to help residents build their professional skills. According to the city, there are a total of 298 shelter and transitional housing beds for youth in San Francisco. That number includes the 44 that are closing. HomeRise CEO Janéa Jackson said that closing the 5th Street Apartments will allow them to focus on other, "priority programs." She said they don't have plans to re-establish a youth shelter elsewhere. HomeRise was the subject of a 2024 audit that accused the organization of wasteful spending that could have gone toward helping residents. It is not clear whether this audit played a role in the closure of the 5th Street Apartments.

BiggerPockets
Jun 28th, 2024
Corruption Scandal Shows How Some Housing Nonprofits Misused Tax Dollars to Obstruct Affordable Development

HomeRise, a nonprofit housing developer that has received more than $200 million in grants and loans from the city of San Francisco, declares on its website that its mission is "to help people experiencing homelessness secure housing and become self-sufficient."