Part-Time Facilities Management Coordinator (British Columbia)

Part-Time Facilities Management Coordinator (British Columbia)

16 Sep
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City of Burnaby
|
British Columbia

16 Sep

City of Burnaby

British Columbia

Drive productive facilities management in Burnaby as a part-time Facilities Management Coordinator. This role entails critical coordination of construction projects and maintenance initiatives for municipal facilities.

As part of the Facilities Asset Management team, you will manage minor capital projects, prepare essential documentation, and ensure compliance with safety regulations. Collaborating closely with contractors and public works, you will help develop and implement preventative maintenance programs while maintaining project budgets.

Key Responsibilities:
• Oversee the coordination of construction projects and maintenance tasks
• Develop Terms of Reference and Requests for Proposals
• Conduct site inspections for compliance and repairs




• Work with contractors for safety and compliance management
• Prepare reports, plans, and other technical documentation

Requirements:
• Diploma in building technology or similar field
• Sound knowledge of construction and maintenance procedures
• Experience with project budgets and compliance reviews
• Valid British Columbia Driver's Licence
• Knowledge of safety regulations and bylaws

Utilize your expertise in facilities coordination to enhance the quality of municipal projects in Burnaby.
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📌 Part-Time Facilities Management Coordinator (British Columbia)
🏢 City of Burnaby
📍 British Columbia

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