maintenance workers
Facility upkeep staff
Maintenance workers are people employed to keep buildings, equipment, or systems in working order.
The job typically involves repairs, cleaning, and routine upkeep: The maintenance workers fixed the elevator.
The term covers a broad range—from janitors and groundskeepers to HVAC technicians and factory equipment specialists.
- janitorBuilding cleaner and maintainer
- groundskeeperProperty maintenance worker
- fixRepair or solution
- punch clockDevice recording work hours
- on callReady when summoned
break room · safety vest · electrician · fitter · custodian · building superintendent · floor buffer · utility closet · technician · gardener · welder · inspector · caretaker · arborist · handyman · plumber · work order · painter
- industry workerstechnicians, scientists, researchers, engineers, managers
- service tradesrepairmen, handymen, janitors, cleaners, technicians
- metalworkersblacksmith, blacksmiths, silversmith, silversmiths, goldsmith
- tin industry jobssmelters, assayers
- government workerscivil servants, civil servant, bureaucrat, federal employees, state employees
- school staffteacher, teachers, principal, professor, librarian
maintenance workerstenants
Property renters
residents · occupants · renters · leaseholders · homeowners
maintenance workersconstruction workers
Those who erect structures
builders · demolition crews · developers · architects · installers
maintenance workersproperty managers
Those overseeing rental buildings
facilities managers · building management · supervisors · superintendents · management