Every shelter, supportive housing site, charter school, food bank, and community center in the region needs people who keep the building running. Nonprofits hire maintenance technicians, facilities specialists, custodians, janitors, and groundskeepers directly, and the work is hands-on with immediate purpose — a safe, clean, working building for the people the organization serves.
This page collects every live maintenance and custodial opening on the board, refreshed several times a day from the employers’ own career pages.
Live listings from the board — updated several times a day.
Live counts from the board — updated throughout the day.
Maintenance roles typically want general repair skills — basic plumbing, electrical, drywall, HVAC awareness — and a driver’s license; custodial roles are open to anyone reliable with the stamina for the work. Housing providers often prefer candidates with multi-unit residential experience, and schools and shelters schedule evening shifts.
Facilities staff at larger organizations move into lead, facilities coordinator, and facilities manager roles, and nonprofit employers tend to offer benefits and predictable hours that contract janitorial work does not.
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