As the Manager or Assistant Manager – Building Operation, you are responsible for overseeing and managing properties undertaken by the company. This role involves a variety of tasks to ensure that the properties are well-maintained, guests have a positive experience, and the properties remain profitable. Below are the outline of your scope of works:
Maintenance and Repairs: Coordinating regular maintenance and addressing any repair needs promptly to keep the property in top condition.
Cleaning: Scheduling and overseeing cleaning services between guest stays to ensure the property is always guest ready.
Inventory Management: Ensuring the property is stocked with necessary supplies such as toiletries, kitchen essentials, and other amenities.
Communication: Managing all communications with guests, including responding to inquiries, providing check-in instructions, and addressing any issues during their stay.
Check-In/Check-Out: Facilitating smooth check-ins and check-outs, sometimes involving key exchanges or digital lock setups.
Hospitality Services: Enhancing guest experience by offering personalised services such as local recommendations or arranging additional services like airport transfers.
Market Strategy, Engage Additional Service Providers & Encourage Return Guest: Utilising various marketing channels and promotions to increase property visibility and booking rates.
Listing Creation and Optimization: Writing and updating property descriptions, taking professional photos, and setting competitive pricing strategies.
Review Management: Monitoring and responding to guest reviews to maintain a high rating and positive reputation.
Financial Reporting & Payment Processing: Keeping detailed records of income and expenses, preparing financial reports, and ensuring profitability. Handling guest payments, security deposits, and refunds.
Reservation Systems & Automation Tools: Using property management software to manage bookings, availability, and guest communications. Implementing tools for automating tasks such as messaging, pricing adjustments, and review requests.
Permits, Licences and Legal Requirements: Obtaining and maintaining necessary permits and licenses for operating a short-term rental. Ensuring the property complies with local laws and regulations, including zoning laws, health and safety standards, and tax obligations.
Staff Arrangement, Hiring and Training: Ensure there are sufficient building employees and labourers with the necessary skill, knowledge and ability to run the building accommodation as per required by the company.
Emergency Handling & Conflict Resolution: Being prepared to handle emergencies such as property damage, guest disputes, or urgent maintenance issues. Managing any conflicts or complaints from guests or neighbours effectively and professionally.
Operational SOPs Guidebook: To guide and lead the team to follow all SOPs and Operational works and targets mentioned in the Operational SOPs guidebook.
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