Description
Building managers are professionals who perform and supervise a building’s maintenance, from making sure that its elevators are working properly to cleaning and stocking public restrooms. As a result, building management positions require a variety of skills, including a solid knowledge of housekeeping duties, public health, and safety and security measures.
2. To report any problems that violate building safety
3. To repair broken fixtures and equipment
4. To coordinate building deliveries
5. To monitor rodent and insect exterminations
6. To manage the inventory for the distribution of keys
The United States of America: $48,828 per year
Australia: AU$59,670 per year
Tasks:
1. Inspect buildings and property grounds to check for and flag maintenance issues2. To report any problems that violate building safety
3. To repair broken fixtures and equipment
4. To coordinate building deliveries
5. To monitor rodent and insect exterminations
6. To manage the inventory for the distribution of keys
Key skills for building manager:
- Leadership or management experience
- Customer Service Skills
- Ability to problem solve and make effective decisions relating to building security
- Excellent communication skills
- Ability to work with a large team
- Flexibility
Average salary(2014):
The United Kingdom: £28,000 per yearThe United States of America: $48,828 per year
Australia: AU$59,670 per year
Qualifications and training required:
A high school diploma is sufficient for some building manager positions, others might require a bachelor's degree or vocational real estate training or a degree in business administration, finance, real estate or similar area.Companies in profession
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