The Building Quality Control & Resident Services Coordinator helps maintain the building’s appearance, organization, and quality while providing service to residents and owners. The role combines regular building inspections, resident assistance, contractor coordination, common-area quality control, administrative support, and coordination of maintenance and warranty requests. The coordinator serves as an additional resource for management by proactively identifying issues, reporting them, and following up until they are resolved or escalated. Duties include collecting recyclables from residents’ doors and taking them to the designated garage dumpsters; assisting residents with reservations and personal-service arrangements; inspecting and tidying common areas; preparing guest suite Unit 406 for rental; coordinating contractor check-ins and authorized access during assigned morning hours; documenting building deficiencies and submitting maintenance or warranty requests when appropriate; inspecting the garage and checking vehicle registration in Linker; inspecting vacant units when requested; and supporting the management office, maintenance team, and front desk. The position also involves communicating professionally with residents, owners, guests, colleagues, and contractors, and handling deliveries and sensitive materials responsibly. The role requires a high school diploma or equivalent and at least one year of administrative support or related experience, along with a strong administrative background and intermediate proficiency with Microsoft Office applications. The work includes walking throughout the property, climbing stairs, light tidying and recycling collection, and the ability to lift 30 pounds following appropriate safety procedures. A valid driver’s license may be required. Occasional off-site training or coverage at nearby communities may be needed.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED