Facilities Officer
Facilities officers provide assistance to ensure the day-to-day smooth management and operation of a building's infrastructure, through administrative support and at times overseeing maintenance tasks.
Facilities officers may perform the following tasks:
- log, analyse and track maintenance requests
- issue work orders to appropriate tradesperson/maintenance officers
- match work orders to invoices and send invoices for payment
- distribute, archive and coordinate documentation
- conduct routine cleaning inspections with cleaners and facilities manager
- coordinate recycling and waste management reports
- set up meetings, conferences and function rooms
- collect and distribute mail
- suggest initiatives to improve operating practices, such as increasing energy efficiency.
Specialisations:
With further training and experience, a facilities officer could become a facilities administrator, facilities manager or director of facilities.
Personal Requirements:
- good interpersonal, communication and customer service skills
- able to work in a team
- able to assess and prioritise tasks
- good computer literacy and keyboard skills
- ability to use initiative and work unsupervised
- high-level organisational skills.
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