Full-Time

Maintenance Technician

Wendover Management

Wendover Management

51-200 employees

Full-service property management for multifamily housing

No salary listed

Palm Beach Shores, FL, USA

In Person

Category
General Maintenance & Repair (1)
Required Skills
Microsoft Office
HVAC
Inventory Management
Plumbing

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Requirements
  • A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
  • Previous property maintenance experience is a plus.
  • Working knowledge of light carpentry, drywall repair and texture, and painting is required.
  • Ability to troubleshoot HVAC, electrical, and mechanical issues is required; certification is a plus or the candidate should be willing to obtain it.
  • Ability to multitask and shift priorities in a fast-paced, people-centered environment is required.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office and industry-specific property management and maintenance tracking systems is required, including the ability to document work orders, manage schedules and inventory digitally, communicate efficiently, and support data-driven decision-making.
  • Availability for a full-time schedule with on-call rotation, some weekend work, and occasional overtime is required.
  • Physical stamina, agility, attention to detail, and ability to perform frequent walking, standing, bending, kneeling, climbing, lifting and carrying up to 50 pounds, using ladders and power tools, working indoors and outdoors in varied weather, handling small parts and tools, and occasionally working from heights or in confined spaces are required.
  • Ability to respond quickly in emergency or time-sensitive situations and maintain reliable mobility throughout the property is required.
Responsibilities
  • Maintain the cleanliness and functionality of grounds, amenities, building exteriors, leasing office, and shared spaces.
  • Remove trash regularly from office areas, community perimeters, and trash chutes or compactors.
  • Prepare units for new residents through make-ready work, including trash removal and minor repairs.
  • Clean and prepare available apartments and models.
  • Troubleshoot and repair mechanical, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and carpentry issues.
  • Assist with maintenance needs across the community and escalate larger concerns to the Service Manager or Community Manager.
  • Maintain curb appeal through daily visual inspections and proactive upkeep.
  • Support emergency response efforts involving hazardous weather, flooding, or fire events.
  • Keep the maintenance shop clean, organized, and stocked.
  • Collaborate with office staff on community projects and resident needs.
  • Document work orders, manage schedules and inventory digitally, communicate efficiently, and support data-driven decision-making.
  • Promote safety, service, and accountability in the community.
  • Respond to on-call, weekend, overtime, and time-sensitive maintenance needs.
Desired Qualifications
  • Previous experience in property maintenance.
  • Certification related to HVAC, electrical, or mechanical maintenance, or willingness to obtain certification.

Wendover Management runs the property management side of Wendover Housing Partners, overseeing multifamily communities in the Southeast and handling leasing, maintenance, and resident programming. It manages the full property lifecycle from land planning and development to construction and long-term management, focusing on affordable, student, and workforce housing, including LIHTC-funded projects and transit-oriented locations. It differentiates itself through end-to-end property management, use of LIHTC and public-private partnerships for financing, and strong collaboration with governments on housing policy. Its goal is to expand affordable housing options and advocate for policies that address housing shortages while delivering well-managed homes for families, students, and local workers.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

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Founded

1995

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What believers are saying

  • June 2026 Catchlight Crossings construction continues; first residents target late spring 2027.
  • April 2026 Bristol Manor and other senior projects show active LIHTC deal flow.
  • Orange County financing support and Universal partnership validate Wendover's entitlement-and-capital model.

What critics are saying

  • Apopka litigation showed cities can stall permits, threaten funding, and delay projects for years.
  • Catchlight Crossings depends on subsidies, tax credits, and public approvals; one denial kills returns.
  • Affordability politics and rising land values can choke Wendover's pipeline beyond Orlando and Orlando-adjacent markets.

What makes Wendover Management unique

  • Jonathan L. Wolf built Wendover around LIHTC, public-private financing, and entitlement execution.
  • Catchlight Crossings with Universal Orlando anchors a rare workforce-housing partnership in Central Florida.
  • Wendover combines development, construction oversight, and property management across one Southeast housing platform.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Disability Insurance

Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account

Life Insurance

Paid Holidays

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Rent Discounts

Tuition Reimbursement

Professional Development Budget

Employee Discounts

Company News

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Sep 7th, 2026
Lawsuit: 85-year-old man with dementia died after slipping into retention pond in dangerous disrepair.

Lawsuit: 85-year-old man with dementia died after slipping into retention pond in dangerous disrepair. Up next. Published on 07 September 2026 Inset: James Holloway Sr. (Jacksonville Sheriff's Office). Background: Marcis Pointe Apartments in Jacksonville, Florida, where Holloway drowned in a nearby retention pond (Google Maps). Discover more Independent News Source US News Digest An 85-year-old Florida man living with dementia drowned after leaving his apartment at a Jacksonville senior living community and ending up in an unfenced retention pond that had fallen into "dangerous disrepair," according to a newly filed lawsuit. James Holloway Sr. was reported missing on March 21 from his apartment at Marcis Pointe in Jacksonville. Authorities said at the time that Holloway had dementia and was able to walk slowly. Deputies later discovered his body in a retention pond near the apartment complex. Holloway's family has now brought a wrongful death lawsuit against the senior living community's owners, Wendover Management LLC and NVC-103rd Street, LTD, accusing them of negligence in the upkeep and safety of the area surrounding the pond. Discover more New York Travel Celebrity News Updates "Due to that retention pond not being maintained in compliance with mandatory maintenance strictures, including those pertaining to the slope of the land heading towards and into the water, James O. Holloway Sr. should never have been able to gain access to the pond, as the pond should have been fenced or otherwise restricted from public access," the lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Duval County, states. Attorneys for the plaintiffs, from The Haggard Law Firm and Edwards Law, contend the pond's slope was excessively steep - a hazard they say was especially serious given its location beside an apartment complex serving elderly residents. Holloway's daughter Latonya Stewart and her lawyers held a press conference regarding the suit. "The chain of events continues to be the same and continues to be predictable," attorney Adam Finkle said. "An apartment complex with a retention pond absolutely ignores their legal duties for how to maintain that man-made body of water, that retention pond falls into dangerous disrepair, and an absolutely foreseeable and preventable death happens." Stewart told reporters that her father "did not deserve to die the way he did, at the bottom of a pond," and urged the management company to fix the alleged safety issue. "Anybody can walk out and slip in one of those ponds," Stewart said. "I'm sure it's not the first and I hope it's the last." Discover more Geographic Reference Prisons & Corrections War & Conflict The management companies have not commented on the lawsuit. The post 85-year-old man with dementia dies after slipping into retention pond that was in 'dangerous disrepair:' Lawsuit first appeared on Law & Crime.