Full-Time

Facilities Maintenance Technician 2

Updated on 9/4/2026

Victory Programs

Victory Programs

201-500 employees

Housing-first services for homelessness, health, prevention

Compensation Overview

$31.41/hr

Boston, MA, USA

In Person

Primarily based at 81 S. Huntington Ave.; may service other facilities as directed.

Category
General Maintenance & Repair (1)
Required Skills
HVAC
Plumbing

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Requirements
  • At least one year of maintenance and facilities work, or relevant non-facilities trades experience demonstrating an interest in the trades.
  • Ability to lift more than 50 pounds.
  • Valid Massachusetts driver's license with a satisfactory driving record.
  • Ability to work flexibly and adaptively.
  • Willingness to work compassionately with a diverse client population.
  • A proactive, mission-oriented approach and understanding that the work may be non-linear to meet client needs.
  • Diligence in completing all jobs to a high-quality and timely standard.
Responsibilities
  • Perform routine building maintenance, including snow removal, lawn maintenance, janitorial functions, key maintenance responsibilities at assigned buildings, and directed field work.
  • Repair facilities equipment such as lawn mowers and snow blowers.
  • Perform light plumbing repairs, including removing blockages, replacing fixtures, and addressing leaks.
  • Perform light electrical repairs, including installing light fixtures, outlets, and switches.
  • Complete carpentry projects such as installing cabinets and repairing or replacing trim and stair treads.
  • Install flooring such as ceramic tile, click-and-lock flooring systems, and glue-down flooring.
  • Complete preventative maintenance on heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning and mechanical systems.
  • Paint exterior and interior areas.
  • Maintain clean and safe work sites and remove tools, materials, and debris after project completion.
  • Complete assigned special projects in collaboration with department and organizational team members and maintain proactive communication.
  • Address or report potential safety hazards.
  • Mentor and provide on-the-job training to Facilities Maintenance Technician I employees.
  • Participate in on-call and emergency response through the rotating coverage model.
  • Manage Facilities Department work-order requests by receiving and reviewing work orders, responding to requests, and delegating work-order tickets in coordination with the Facilities Director.

Victory Programs provides housing, health care, and prevention services in Greater Boston for people experiencing homelessness, substance use disorders, and chronic illnesses like HIV/AIDS. It operates a housing-first, low-barrier model with emergency shelters, transitional and permanent housing, recovery support, and prevention services such as testing, meals, and naloxone distribution, all coordinated through case management and peer support. The organization stands out through decades of adapting to community needs—from early acceptance of clients with HIV/AIDS to mobile outreach and strategic mergers, including Fenway Health’s housing programs—delivering integrated services across multiple sites. Its main goal is to reduce homelessness and improve health outcomes by using stable housing as the foundation for recovery and prevention.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$150K

Headquarters

Boston, Massachusetts

Founded

1975

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • June 2026 purchase of 16 Williams adds ten family units near transit and schools.
  • May 2026 state funding backs Visions of Victory, creating 41 supportive-housing units.
  • FY2024 showed $30.6 million revenue, $790,175 surplus, and $9.6 million net assets.

What critics are saying

  • Brookline neighbors signed 272 signatures opposing 16 Williams Street before the 2025 vote.
  • FY2024 revenue depended on $24.7 million contributions, exposing major fundraising concentration.
  • If 16 Williams stalls, Victory loses expansion capacity and political goodwill in Brookline.

What makes Victory Programs unique

  • Housing-first model ties shelter, recovery, and health services across Boston since 1975.
  • 2024 Fenway Health transfer gave Victory Programs housing search and rental assistance clients.
  • Few Boston nonprofits combine supportive housing, HIV services, and overdose prevention at this scale.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Disability Insurance

Life Insurance

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Paid Holidays

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

12%

1 year growth

12%

2 year growth

12%
VPI
Jun 22nd, 2026
16 Williams transitional housing press release.

16 Williams transitional housing press release. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Victory Programs expands family support with the acquisition of 16 Williams transitional housing. The new property will provide 24/7 wrap-around services and a safe, stable environment tailored for parents navigating early recovery and child reunification. BOSTON, MA - June 22, 2026 Victory Programs (VPI), a recognized leader in innovative housing, health, and recovery services for individuals and families, today announced the acquisition of a 10-bedroom residential property, located at 16 Williams in Brookline. Situated in a walkable neighborhood near public transit, local schools, and retail services, the property will anchor an expansion of Victory Program's family supportive housing program. "We're excited to embark on this critical project to improve public health and offer compassionate pathways to housing stability for families," announced Sarah Porter, President and CEO of VPI. "Upon completion, the project will create the dignity, encouragement, and tangible anchors of hope necessary for families to successfully realize long-term stability. The program, a cornerstone of VPI's investments in preventing family homelessness, will provide stable, dignified housing and supportive services to mothers undertaking the complex family reunification process with their young children, strengthening family cohesion. "As the housing crisis intensifies, VPI is focused on scaling our unique, evidence-based model of family stability, " announced Alex Train, COO of VPI. "In tandem, we're committed to contributing to the vitality of Brookline as an agency with deep roots in the region." Building on the success of existing family programs, like the Portis Family Home and ReVision Family Home, 16 Williams will offer a vital lifeline for parents working to heal from the traumas of homelessness and reconnect with their children. Over the coming months, VPI will undertake a design process to thoughtfully improve the property, while remaining faithful to the notable character of the building. This will include community workshops and stakeholder meetings to solicit feedback to strengthen the plan. A schedule of upcoming community sessions will be announced over the summer, with the renovation scheduled to be completed in 2027, culminating with the opening of the new program. Victory Programs Incorporated know that a thriving neighborhood relies on safe environments and clear communication, that is why Victory Programs is prioritizing robust, ongoing dialogue with neighbors and implementing rigorous operational standards. To ensure accountability and effective operations, 16 Williams will operate under the guidance of newly appointed Chief Operating Officer Alex Train. Bringing extensive expertise in community development, he will oversee strict security measures, clear visitor clearance protocols, and dedicated on-site management to maintain a secure environment for both residents and the Brookline neighborhood. VPI maintains a deep investment in both the long-term success of the families and the vibrancy of the neighborhood. To demonstrate this commitment and be good neighbors, Victory Programs is already taking proactive measures - including immediate ecological and rodent-remediation work, as well as improving the property's landscaping and site conditions. Ultimately, VPI aims to build genuine, lasting connections with the Brookline community, while positively contributing to the surrounding neighborhood. Families residing at 16 Williams will have access to Victory Programs' comprehensive wrap-around services, with dedicated staff on-site around the clock. This 24/7 presence ensures immediate support for residents while providing a strong sense of security and peace of mind for the surrounding neighborhood. These services include intensive case management, family support, and connections to community resources, all designed to help families stabilize quickly and transition into permanent, independent housing with the tools they need to succeed. About Victory Programs Victory Programs provides housing that meets people where they are, moving them out of crisis and into lasting stability. Serving the community for decades, the organization operates emergency shelters, temporary housing, and permanent housing, all equipped with supportive services to help those facing homelessness, substance use disorders, and chronic health challenges. To learn more, visit www.vpi.org.

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