The phrase "a maintenance person" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an individual responsible for the upkeep and repair of facilities or equipment.
Example: "The building manager hired a maintenance person to fix the heating system."
Alternatives: "a maintenance worker" or "a facilities technician".
"His name was Kevin O'Brien, and he was a maintenance person at Harvard".
I just want to do some great work and not be a maintenance person".
She said that a maintenance person on the sidewalk told her: "There's no problem.
"I'm a visionary; I'm not a maintenance person," he declared, going on to say he understood the challenges facing small businesses, partly because his grocery trucks often incur thousands of dollars' worth of ticket fees.
As one young mother who regularly visits the park told me on a Sunday in early September, occasionally, she has been handed trash bags by a maintenance person so that she may clean up herself.
I asked a maintenance person sweeping something into a long-handled dustpan, "Who would you say is the most famous person ever to come from the Marcy Houses?" She answered, "Jay-Z," with no pause, as if the name were her own.
"It even can tell if a customer has left the car headlights on and send a Zipcar maintenance person to turn off the light before it runs the battery down for the next customer," the report said.
In other words, attractive people look like they'd be high maintenance, and no one wants to hire a high maintenance person to do hard and unrewarding entry level work.
The pool was tended by a single maintenance person each weekday and by another staff person the remaining 2 days of the week; the outbreak began on a weekend when usual maintenance staff were absent.
And those former workers' skill sets run the gamut: One so-called 99-weeker worked as an electrician and maintenance person; some are in the health care field; many are fluent in computer skills and never let their laptops out of their sight for fear of missing a moment of an all-encompassing job search.
While self-management will increase the net rental income — and the owner's responsibilities — it will not eliminate the need to hire a local housekeeper or maintenance person.
