Tribe Management is part of the Tribe Property Technologies family. We are the sixth largest strata/condo and rental management company in Canada with offices in downtown Vancouver, Delta, Victoria, Kelowna, Kamloops, Calgary and Cambridge.

Our Tribe Management division specializes in strata and rental management services. We are responsible for the day-to-day operation and management of residential & mixed-use properties in our portfolio.

Our client in the Vernon area is seeking a part time Building Manager to oversee the day-to-day operations and maintenance of 14 residential units.

Job Responsibilities

The position will be responsible for assisting with the operations of an apartment rental building, which include but are not limited to:
Patrol interior and exterior of building, tidying up and picking up litter as needed
Mow grass and trim bushes and shrubs
Water lawns
Rake & dispose of leaves in the fall
Sweep laundry rooms, hallways, stairwells and sidewalks
Dispose of garbage once bins are full
Conduct fire safety checks once a month




Check night lights once a month
Perform minor repairs as needed to exterior of property
Report bylaw infractions to property manager
Painting as required
Patch asphalt as required
Provide access to suites & crawl spaces for contractors
Call plumbers for drainage problems
Wash laundry room floors monthly

Qualifications
Motivated and professional
Excellent organization and detail-oriented
Robust written and verbal communication skills
Able to take direction and work well with minimal supervision
Rental building management experience Preferred
Working knowledge of the Residential Tenancy Act an assets

Advantages
We offer a competitive compensation package and a great working environment to the right candidate. If you are currently exploring a new career challenge in property operations, apply online now. Due to anticipated response, only those candidates who will be interviewed will be contacted.

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📌 Building Caretaker Part Time Vernon
🏢 Tribe Management
📍 Vernon