Facilities Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Description: Maintenance Because Freakin' Miracle Worker Isn't An Official Job Title. Perfect for any dedicated maintenance worker, repairman, technician, or handyman who performs daily miracles in their profession.

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Description: Celebrate the essential work of maintenance professionals with this humorous design. Featuring the complete text, "Maintenance Because Freakin Miracle Worker Isn't An Official Job Title," it's perfect for maintenance workers, repairmen, and handymen who are truly miracle workers.

Description: Show professional pride with this design for maintenance workers, handymen, and repairmen. Featuring the statement Everyone Relax The Maintenance Man Is Here The Day Will Be Saved Shortly for problem solvers and fixers.

Description: This design celebrates the dedicated maintenance worker, handyman, or repair professional. It features the humorous text: Maintenance Because Freakin' Miracle Worker Isn't An Official Job Title. Perfect for anyone proud of their trade, a professional in facilities, or as a funny appreciation for a hardworking expert.

Description: This design features the confident statement Everyone Relax Maintenance Man Is Here The Day Will Be Saved Shortly. Perfect for maintenance workers, technicians, handymen, and repairmen who save the day with their skills. An ideal for any professional who fixes problems and keeps things running smoothly.

Description: Celebrate the skilled professional and problem solver with this design. Perfect for a maintenance worker who is always ready to fix things. Features the statement, Everyone Relax The Maintenance Man Is Here The Day Will Be Saved Shortly.

Description: This Professional Design Features The Word Maintenance. Ideal For Maintenance Workers, Technicians, Engineers, And Anyone Involved In Repair And Upkeep.

Description: Maintenance work order humor for technicians, mechanics, repair crews, facilities teams, and service professionals. Bold stacked typography delivers the relatable message Yes That Does Require A Work Order, capturing the everyday reality of documenting repairs before work begins. A strong design for maintenance departments, workshops, property teams, and anyone who understands the importance of proper service requests.

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Description: Dedicated Maintenance Professional Design Featuring 'Eat Sleep Maintain Repeat'. Perfect For Mechanics, Engineers, Technicians, And Trade Workers.

Description: A circular view of an industrial complex featuring multiple factories, smokestacks, storage tanks, and conveyor belts. The scene is depicted in a muted, dark color palette with shades of grey, brown, and black, giving it a somewhat stark aesthetic. The overhead perspective showcases the intricate layout of the manufacturing facilities.

Description: Maintenance professional design for mechanics, technicians, engineers, and industrial workers. Show your pride in the crucial work of Maintenance.

Description: Maintenance professional design for mechanics, technicians, engineers, and industrial workers. Show your pride in the crucial work of Maintenance.

Description: Simple and clean Helvetica typography design with a State Of Decay 2 video game theme. Hydroponics, Infirmary, Watchtower, and Workshop are 4 popular types of facilities you can build in your base.

Description: An iron-stable engineering broadside places an Ironstrider over a parking bay that becomes a treadmill. Antique machine engraving turns the depot's practical solution into a ritual of endless operation: parked, but never stopped.

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Description: Workplace Humor For Administrative Employees And Maintenance Professionals. This Design Expresses The Common Office Sentiment: Yes... That Does Require A Work Order.

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Description: Historic Dry Dock 1 at Charlestown Navy Yard near Boston, Massachusetts sits empty during the winter cold. This is where the Navy takes Old Ironsides (USS Constitution) to fix her up every 20 or so years. The Charlestown dry dock and the one built concurrently at Norfolk, Va., both designed by Loammi Baldwin Jr., were the first such naval structures in the United States. Six years under construction, the Charlestown dock was inaugurated in 1833 with the docking of Constitution. Over the course of its history Dry Dock 1 has been enlarged several times. In 1833, the dock was 341′; in 1858-60 the dock was extended to 357’; the final extension occurred in 1947- 48, when the dock became 415’ in overall length, the size that it is today.