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Action Property Management

Building Engineer I - Dallas, TX

Dallas, TXregular full-timemidAdded today

About this role

Action Property Management seeks a Building Engineer I to maintain and repair common areas across HOA properties in Dallas. The role includes emergency response capabilities and occasional in-unit maintenance work under supervisor direction.

What you'll do

  • Maintain and repair common property facilities and systems
  • Perform limited in-unit maintenance services as directed
  • Respond to property emergencies including fire, flood, and earthquake situations
  • Coordinate with third-party contractors on maintenance issues
  • Be available for emergency calls outside normal business hours
  • Report maintenance issues and document work completed

What they're looking for

  • General maintenance and repair techniques
  • Emergency response and crisis management
  • HVAC systems knowledge
  • Plumbing basics
  • Electrical troubleshooting
  • Equipment operation
  • Communication and customer service
  • Time management

Benefits

  • Part of a stable, 40-year-old company
  • Work with a dedicated team of 900+ professionals
  • Emergency response training and support
  • Opportunities for professional growth in HOA industry
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Action Property Management

Action Property Management operates and maintains residential properties, including homeowner associations and luxury high-rise communities. The company is hiring Building Engineers and Engineering Operations leaders to oversee building systems, coordinate maintenance and repairs, and manage on-site teams across multiple properties.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience with emergency response situations in a maintenance or property context.
  • How have you prioritized competing maintenance requests in a multi-unit property setting?