Facilities Associate I

Seattle, WA

Full Time

Facilities Management

Entry Level

Start your career at Bellwether Housing as a Facilities Associate in the vibrant city of Seattle, WA!

Who We Are: Through the development, ownership, and operations of affordable housing properties, Bellwether Housing has been a trailblazer in transforming the lives of lower-income individuals and families in our region. As the largest non-profit housing provider in the Pacific Northwest, Bellwether is a leader in State and local housing policy issues, an innovator in financing and housing development strategies, and a trusted partner to a diverse array of organizations in our community, while providing resident and real estate development services to other mission-driven non-profits around Western Washington.

Salary: Non-exempt, $22.28 - $26.34/hour.
The posted salary reflects the full pay range for this position. Offers made to qualified candidates will be made within this range and will be determined by various factors including knowledge, skills, experience, qualifications, location, and other factors that would be critical to success in this role.

Position Overview: Are you ready to be a pivotal part of fostering thriving communities? We're seeking an enthusiastic Facilities Associate I to join the team at The Arbora Court Apartments which provides vital housing to those qualifying under the Low-Income Tax Credit Programs. The Facilities Associate I is responsible for conducting routine groundskeeping and janitorial and ensuring the cleanliness and appearance of Bellwether properties. This includes being aware of the basic cleaning functions and issues that arise during the day.

Work Schedule: Onsite, Monday - Friday, 7:30 am - 4:00 pm or 8:00 am - 4:30 pm. The final schedule is to be determined by the supervisor.

Your Impact:

Clean the property common areas and grounds.
Clean and prepare apartment units for rental.
Complete rounds of the property and perform cleaning tasks as needed.
Learning to complete routine general maintenance requests in the building and apartment units.
Track inventory of supplies and parts used to complete work and report to the supervisor when replenishment is needed.
Assist building staff and other maintenance staff in responding to seasonal conditions, such as clearing snow, ice, or leaves to maintain safe walkways.
Attend scheduled team meetings.
Assist the building staff in completing routine inspections in apartment units.
Refer resident concerns to the Property Manager and Maintenance Manager.
Follow and comply with Bellwether safety policies.
Other duties as assigned.

Who You Are:

Willingness and aptitude to learn basic cleaning and maintenance skills.
One year of prior custodial experience in a residential setting, or two years’ custodial experience in a public or private facility.
Ability to complete strenuous work.
Ability to work with minimal supervision.
Ability to lift and carry up to 50 lbs.
Able to safely operate power tools (i.e., pressure washers) and cleaning chemicals.
High school diploma, GED, or equivalent education or experience preferred.

What We Offer: Bellwether Housing is your platform for growth, empowerment, and purpose. When you join our team, you will receive:

Competitive compensation accompanied by a generous benefits package.
Medical, dental, and vision insurance.
A 403(b)-retirement plan with an employer match, guiding you towards a prosperous future
Fuel for your personal and professional development with up to $1,500 in employer-paid continuing education per year.
An ORCA Transit Pass to navigate the city with ease.
Up to 24 paid days off in your first year, prorated personal days renewed annually, and 8 paid office closure days.
The chance to be part of a transformative mission, leaving a mark on the lives of those we serve in our communities.

At Bellwether Housing, you will elevate your career in a role that's as rewarding as it is impactful, where you’ll be part of a movement that is helping shape the future of affordable housing in Seattle and where diversity, equity, and inclusion are the pillars of our success.

Note: This role requires successful completion of a background check in accordance with Seattle’s Fair Chance Employment Ordinance. Bellwether Housing is an equal-opportunity employer. We will not discriminate based on race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws. We support the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to reasonably accommodate all qualified applicants [and employees] by providing reasonable accommodations to people with disabilities.

To request Reasonable Accommodation for the application or interview process, please contact [email protected]. Bellwether Housing is dedicated to building a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace. We value having employees whose skills, experiences, and backgrounds reflect the populations we serve. We are committed to being an anti-racist organization while acknowledging we have a long way to go. You can learn more about our DEI work on our website.

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