Job Title
Facilities Manager
Employment Type
Full Time
Experience
10 to 15 years
Salary
Negotiable
Job Published
15 April 2024
Job Reference No.
2583844112

Job Description

Facilities Manager

Highly reputable Property firm seeks self-starter who has a consultative approach. Pivotal role to optimise life span of prestigious Commercial buildings. Create and implement integrated maintenance plans for portfolio. Manage and maintain facilities. Great career opportunity with market leader.

Main Responsibilities:

  • Manage multiple functions of building operations and maintenance of facilities.
  • Develop maintenance plans and implement accordingly.
  • Provide technical and operational support to Portfolio and Operations Managers.
  • Ensure compliance. Conduct inspections and liaise with tenants.
  • Monitor installations plus take-on and take-back inspections.
  • Project manage refurbishments, redevelopments, redecorations of buildings.
  • Manage staff activities and deliverables.
  • Share relevant information with the team and provide support.
  • Issue orders and process invoices.
  • Manage client-landlord relationship and respond to queries timeously.
  • Effectively manage service providers and ensure efficient and cost-effective service
  • Conduct building inspection + optimise performance of buildings. (eg green initiatives).
  • Monitor, investigate recoveries on all utilities. Attend meetings.
  • Put procedures in place to mitigate risks and ensure buildings are compliant.
  • Write reports and compile OPEX and Capex budgets.
  • Proactive manage life cycle of all assets in portfolio and maintenance planning.
  • Other key duties to be discussed at interview stage.

Qualifications and Experience

  • BSc in Construction or Facilities Mgt degree.
  • Strong exp in Property Facilities Mgt and build environ.

Should you be interested in this opportunity:

  • Please submit your CV via the link.
  • For queries, contact Bev at SET on 082 495 8595.
  • No WhatsApp CVs can be accepted. 

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