Property Management Coordinator (Management Coordinator)

Fellowship Bible Church; Vancouver; On-site; CAD 40,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Ein etabliertes Unternehmen im Non-Profit-Sektor sucht einen engagierten Koordinator für die Verwaltung von Wohnanlagen. Diese Rolle bietet die Möglichkeit, in einem unterstützenden Team zu arbeiten, das sich der Bereitstellung von hochwertigen Dienstleistungen für Wohnungsgenossenschaften widmet. Der Koordinator wird für die tägliche Verwaltung, die Koordination von Wartungsarbeiten und die Kommunikation mit den Mitgliedern verantwortlich sein. Mit einem flexiblen Arbeitszeitmodell und attraktiven Vorteilen wie Gruppenleistungen und Urlaub ist dies eine hervorragende Gelegenheit für jemanden, der in einem sinnstiftenden Umfeld arbeiten möchte.

Benefits

3 Wochen Urlaub im ersten Jahr

Gruppenleistungen (Gesundheitsversorgung, Zahnversicherung)

RSP-Programm nach 6 Monaten

Reisezeit für Vor-Ort-Kunden

Qualifications

• Erfahrung in Buchhaltung oder Kenntnisse von Rechnungslegungsgrundsätzen.
• Erfahrung in der Verwaltung von Wohnanlagen und Kommunikation mit Bewohnern.

Responsibilities

• Tägliche Verwaltung und Koordination der Wartung in der Genossenschaft.
• Vorbereitung von Finanzberichten und Verwaltung von Rechnungen.
• Kommunikation zwischen dem Vorstand und dem Wartungsteam.

Skills

Buchhaltungskenntnisse

MS Word

MS Excel

MS Outlook

Kommunikationsfähigkeiten

Zeitmanagement

Qualitätssicherung

Vertraulichkeit

Kooperative Governance

Kenntnisse über Wohnungsgenossenschaften

Education

Buchhaltungs- oder Rechnungswesen-Ausbildung

Tools

Bürosoftware

Job description

Would you like to work for a non-profit company that has 30 years on their plate of providing property management for BC’s affordable housing? COHO Management Services Society is not only BC’s largest provider of property management services to housing co-ops in BC, but we are also proud to be certified as a Living Wage Employer.

Our Staff Development team invests in training our hires to meet the standards that make us the best at what we do. Our 6-month training program, coupled by ongoing access to support staff and monthly workshops, is what keeps us evolving.

The Coordinator is responsible for the day-to-day management and maintenance coordination of the co-operative and carrying out policies and procedures determined by the board of directors and the general membership and as directed by the co-op representative(s). Where applicable, the coordinator is also responsible for the direction and supervision of other persons contracted or employed by the co-op for any purpose.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Basic bookkeeping training or experience, or knowledge of accounting principles
• Experienced computer user, esp. MS Word, MS Excel, MS Outlook
• General knowledge of building systems
• Experience conducting regular administrative duties surrounding building maintenance services
• Excellent communication skills and people skills
• Excellent time management skills
• Proven track record of providing proactive quality assurance measures for clients while maintaining trade company relationships
• Able to maintain confidentiality
• Professional business manner
• Experience working with multi-unit residential buildings and effective communication with residents and contracted maintenance personnel preferred
• Demonstrated knowledge of co-operative governance is considered an asset
• Knowledge of housing co-operatives is an asset
• Access to a car preferred

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Co-op Management

Full time Management Coordinators work in housing cooperatives throughout Greater Vancouver including:

• Answering the telephone and taking member inquiries
• Recording cheques and making bank deposits
• Reporting to the cooperative board of directors as necessary
• Preparing monthly financial packages including bank reconciliation, income register, and cheque register
• Maintain A/R & A/P
• Maintain records and prepare correspondence
• Process invoices and prepare cheques
• Submit taxes and prepare homeowner grants
• Prepare minutes as requested by board
• Assist board in interpreting operating agreements
• Undertake credit checks, complete income verifications, and administer petty cash fund
• Assist in the administration of investments
• Annual corporate and government filing and reporting
• Other duties as appropriate to the well-being of the housing cooperative
• Prepare monthly management report for each client and present at monthly evening board meeting
• Attend AGM and budget meetings as required

Co-op Maintenance Coordination

• Evaluating and processing work orders from inspections
• Communicate information between the co-op board and the maintenance team
• Assign work to trades companies
• Follow-up on the quality of the work being performed, as needed
• Arrange access with residents
• Follow up with trades companies
• Approve invoices for completed work and forward for payment

WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?

• A 35 to 40 hour work week which provides a property management experience and allows for more work-life balance
• Board of directors meetings: You will only be required to work for 2 hours in the evening 1-3 times per month
• 3 weeks of accrued vacation within your first year
• Group benefits (extended health, dental, life insurance) after 3 months of employment, with 75% of the premium paid by COHO
• After 6 months of employment, you can enroll in our RSP program at this time
• Eligible travel time for onsite clients is incorporated into your earnings

CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT

This position requires flexibility to work outside of regular office hours (i.e. evenings) when necessary. This position may be based on site in the office of multiple housing co-operatives with frequent activities and travel in and around the Lower Mainland.

The incumbent must be able to lift and carry up to 25 lbs, as well as have the manual dexterity to type, file documents and operate machinery. In addition, as required at co-op sites, the incumbent must be able to walk short distances/climb stairs.

At COHO, we foster a work environment that is inclusive and diverse, where people can be themselves. Every perspective and lived experience are valued so that together, as a co-operative, our interactions with members and the public embodies respect and a sense of belonging.

We thank all applicants for their submissions, however, only those persons selected for an interview will be contacted.