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POSITION SUMMARY
Assists in the management, maintenance, and coordination of parks, natural areas, playgrounds, pools, fields, courts, buildings, shelters, roads, tracks, and other recreational facilities in an assigned geographic/named division.
REQUIREMENTS
General Application Requirements:
You must submit or show proof of all the following at the time of application (unless otherwise indicated below), or your application will be disqualified.
Disqualifications based on any of these General Application Requirements are not subject to a Civil Service appeal.
- Applicants must submit a complete application, including education, work experience, a resume (if applicable), and completed supplemental questions.
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Applicants must become residents of the City of Pittsburgh prior to employment and remain a resident throughout employment.
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- A current, valid Pennsylvania Class C Driver's License is required prior to appointment and must be maintained throughout employment. Written requests for accommodation based on the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act will be considered by the Department of Human Resources & Civil Service on an individual basis.
- Candidate selected to fill this position must attend and successfully complete Parks and Recreation Maintenance Management School conducted by North Carolina State University and the National Recreation and Park Association within three (3) years of hire date.
NOTE: If any of the certifications noted above are discontinued and no longer available, the City of Pittsburgh has the right to substitute a similar program/certification and determine the required amount of time the certification must be obtained within.
NOTE: The City of Pittsburgh, as a matter of policy, conducts pre-employment and promotional background investigations on all candidates being considered for positions. The background investigation includes, but is not limited to, criminal background, driver's license, and City of Pittsburgh real estate tax payments. Candidates may be disqualified from consideration based on the results of their background investigation, as it relates to the job for which the applicant is being considered.
NOTE: Candidates being considered for employment must submit official transcripts verifying post-secondary education (college/university, trade school, etc.) prior to hire.
WORK EXPERIENCE: The application must clearly show three (3) years of full-time experience in park operations and maintenance. One (1) year of this experience must be in a supervisory capacity. (Less than full-time experience will be calculated on a pro-rated basis.)- EDUCATION/TRAINING: The application must clearly show an Associate's Degree in Park Management, Recreation Management, Natural Resource Management, Forestry or a closely related field. (See NOTE under General Application Requirements regarding education/training verification.)
- EQUIVALENCY: Education/training and/or work experience may be substituted on a year-for-year basis if the application clearly shows the required number of years to meet the Total Qualifying Requirement for this position, based on the sum of work experience and education/training listed above. The Total Qualifying Requirement is five (5) years. (See NOTE under General Application Requirements regarding education/training verification.)
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
If you meet the qualifying requirements listed above, you will receive a letter of admission (when applicable) for the following examination(s). You must pass the written and/or performance examination(s) to have your name placed on the official Civil Service eligibility list for this position. Candidates receiving job offers must pass a medical examination (when applicable) before the date of hire.
Written: None required for this position.- Performance: None required for this position.
- Medical: Required
POSITION DUTIES
- Assists in the management, maintenance, and coordination of parks, natural areas, playgrounds, pools, fields, courts, buildings, shelters, roads, tracks, and other recreational facilities in an assigned geographic/named division.
- Assists in the management, planning, and implementation of various maintenance programs (e.g., pothole patching, park maintenance, trees, snow and ice control, stormwater management, walls and steps).
- Supervises assigned personnel; evaluates work; recommends and implements approved disciplinary and/or corrective action; provides training and/or technical assistance as requested or required.
- Implements changes and/or modifications made by upper-level management regarding approved operational and managerial changes within assigned geographic/named division.
- Oversees the inspection of new and renovated park facilities, trees and landscape maintenance, open space, the work of contractors, and equipment within assigned geographic/named division.
- Manages and implements Best Management Practices (BMP's) related to sustainability programs (i.e., stormwater, energy, fueling, equipment, etc.), park maintenance and construction projects.
- Recommends, implements, and monitors approved Operating and Capital budgets for assigned geographic/named division.
- Participates in the contract reviews relative to the purchase of commodities/equipment and/or securing services/repairs/rentals used in maintenance and construction operations and projects.
- Maintains records and data pertaining to resources (e.g., personnel, materials, equipment, etc.) through the Asset Management System (Cartegraph a.k.a. Foreman System) in assigned geographic/named division.
- Acts as liaison (e.g., processing complaints, special projects, volunteer projects, community meetings, etc.) with other City Departments and outside organizations.
- Supervises, manages and performs work in the conservation and use of resources in parks and other areas managed by the parks division.
- Responsible for park permits, performing safety inspections, providing information to park visitors and/or general public.
- Assists in coordinating and supervising divisional activities (e.g., work orders, stage requests, etc.), before, during and/or after events identified via the Special Event Application/Permit (e.g., Marathon, Vintage Grand Prix, etc.) in assigned geographic/named division.
- Maintains park facilities to a maximum efficiency in accordance with Task and Frequency Schedules, and Standards and Procedures for Park Maintenance Facilities.
- Prepares and prioritizes an annual plan for Park maintenance and operations.
- Performs level of enforcement (e.g., written citations, etc.) to ensure that Park rules, regulations, and policies are followed.
- Represents Superintendent and/or Director at meetings, conferences, etc. as assigned.
- Maintains records and prepares accurate reports (e.g., work schedules, vandalism and police records, job cost estimates, budget information, etc.) and correspondence as requested or required.
- Plans, develops, directs, coordinates, organizes and controls the materials, equipment and personnel under jurisdiction toward the effective, efficient and economical attainment of program goals, including maximum convenience to the public and safety of employees.
- Manages area of responsibility in strict accordance with applicable laws, regulations and established policy, including union agreements to ensure fair and standardized treatment of employees.
- Performs other related tasks and duties as assigned or required.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in maintenance jobs.
- High school diploma or GED equivalent required by most employers
- One to three years of hands-on maintenance or facilities experience
- Valid EPA 608 certification for roles involving HVAC or refrigerant handling
- Proficiency with hand tools, power tools, and basic electrical and plumbing repairs
- Ability to read technical manuals, blueprints, and equipment schematics
- Physical ability to lift heavy equipment and work in confined or elevated spaces
Tips for Your Maintenance Job Search
List every certification you hold
Employers screen maintenance resumes for credentials before reading anything else. List HVAC-R certifications, EPA 608, boiler licenses, or electrician trade cards in a dedicated section near the top so they're impossible to miss.
Match your resume to each work order system
Job postings frequently name computerized maintenance management systems like CMMS or specific platforms. Pull those names directly from each listing and include any you've used, because applicant tracking systems filter on exact software matches.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists maintenance openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Quantify your preventive maintenance results
Instead of writing 'performed routine inspections,' say how many units, pieces of equipment, or square feet you covered and whether downtime decreased. Facilities directors hire on reliability, and numbers make that argument concrete.
Prepare hands-on answers for trade interviews
Maintenance interviews often include a practical walk-through or a scenario question about diagnosing a specific failure. Rehearse talking through your troubleshooting logic step by step, because hiring managers want to hear your process, not just your conclusion.
Negotiate shift and on-call terms before accepting
Many maintenance roles include rotating shifts or on-call obligations that aren't clearly stated in the posting. Ask exactly which shifts you'd cover and how on-call rotations work before you accept an offer, so there are no surprises after week one.
Maintenance Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most maintenances?
The most active employers for maintenances right now are Tyson Foods Incorporated, Walmart, and RPM Living, and the most openings are in Texas, California, and Florida, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Demand is consistently strong in multifamily housing, healthcare systems, and large manufacturing operations.
How many maintenance jobs are remote?
About 3% of maintenance openings are fully remote or hybrid as of August 2026, since most roles require physical presence on-site. The sub-areas most likely to allow partial remote work include maintenance coordination, facilities scheduling, and remote monitoring roles where a technician manages building systems through software rather than hands-on repair.
How do you become a maintenance technician?
Start by earning a high school diploma or GED, then build hands-on skills through a vocational program, community college trades courses, or an apprenticeship. Pursue certifications relevant to your specialty, such as EPA 608 for HVAC or a journeyman electrician card. Entry-level roles in property management or manufacturing are common starting points where you can develop a broad skill set before specializing.
Can you get a maintenance job with little or no experience?
Yes, many employers hire maintenance helpers or grounds and janitorial staff with no formal experience, then promote from within as workers learn on the job. Highlighting any DIY repair projects, tool familiarity, or completed trade coursework strengthens your application at the entry level. Multifamily apartment communities and large hotel chains are especially known for hiring and training candidates who show mechanical aptitude and reliability.
What does the maintenance interview process look like?
Most maintenance interviews begin with a phone or video screen focused on your work history and certifications, followed by an in-person meeting with the facilities manager or property supervisor. Many employers include a practical component, such as walking you through the property and asking how you would diagnose a specific equipment issue. Reference checks and a background screening typically close out the process before an offer is extended.
Where can I find and apply to maintenance jobs?
You can find and apply to maintenance jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Find roles that match your experience, certifications, and preferred location, then apply directly to each listing.
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