Nolan Living · 16 hours ago
Director of Maintenance
Nolan Living is a company managing a large-scale multifamily portfolio of approximately 7,000 units. The Director of Maintenance is responsible for the strategic oversight and performance of maintenance operations, ensuring communities are safe, well-maintained, and compliant with company standards.
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Responsibilities
Develop, implement, and oversee maintenance strategies, standards, and best practices across the portfolio
Lead and mentor Maintenance Supervisors, and site-level teams
Establish KPIs for maintenance performance, including work order completion, preventative maintenance, turnover readiness, and resident satisfaction
Ensure consistent execution of company policies, procedures, and safety standards
Develop and manage annual maintenance and capital budgets across the portfolio
Control expenses through vendor negotiation, inventory management, and labor optimization
Analyze maintenance costs and trends; recommend efficiency improvements
Partner with Asset Management on capital planning and ROI-value add programs
Design and enforce preventative maintenance programs to extend asset life and reduce emergency repairs
Oversee unit turns to ensure quality, speed, and cost control
Ensure proper care of major building systems (HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, life safety systems, etc.)
Ensure compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations, including Fair Housing, OSHA, EPA, and building codes
Oversee life safety programs (fire systems, inspections, emergency preparedness)
Reduce risk through proactive safety training, audits, and incident response protocols
Select, negotiate, and manage vendors, contractors, and service providers
Establish preferred vendor programs and service-level expectations
Oversee contract compliance, insurance requirements, and performance evaluations
Ensure accurate data entry, reporting, and analytics to support decision-making
Evaluate and implement new technologies to improve efficiency and service delivery
Qualification
Required
8–12+ years of progressive maintenance leadership experience in multifamily housing
Proven experience managing large portfolios (3,000+ units; 7,000+ preferred)
Strong knowledge of building systems, preventative maintenance, and unit turns
Demonstrated ability to lead, scale, and develop high-performing teams
Strong financial acumen with experience managing large operating budgets
Thorough knowledge of safety, compliance, and regulatory requirements
Preferred
Bachelor's degree in Facilities Management, Engineering, Construction Management, or related field
CAMT, CPM, or similar industry certifications
Experience with value-add, renovation, or mixed-use portfolios