Tenant Coordinator
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_Pursuant to section 41 of the BC Human Rights Code, preference may be given to applicants of Indigenous ancestry._
**PURPOSE**: Reporting to the Tenant Advisor, the purpose and responsibilities of the Tenant Coordinator is to provide a full range of housing and property management services and administrative support to facilitate the requirements of the department. These are full-time, 1 year
- term positions that work primarily in office with moderate local travel as required.
**responsibilities**
**Provide Administrative Support to the Program**
- Support staff in a variety of clerical duties such as copying, and filing
- Attend department staff meetings
- Manage files and update information on the database
- Prepare monthly reports for management
- Assist in the planning and implementation of housing department computer tracking and program systems, including AIS, TIFIS and/or others tracking systems
- Refer community members to internal and external resources when appropriate
- Participate in a variety of internal and external committees and working groups as directed by the Tenant Advisor
- Act as Tenant Advisor as directed, required and /or requested
- Assist with preparation of program budgets
- Assist with the preparation of annual housing reports and financial reports
- Assist with the preparation of Band Council Resolutions as may be required
- Identify areas for improvement and implement Best Practices as required
- Liaise with Maintenance Team
- Other related duties as required
**Provide Property Management Oversight To The Program**
- Oversees the Pest Control program
- Oversees the housing wait-list
- Responsible for tenant correspondence
- Receive and respond to tenant and community complaints
- Respond and provide assistance to community member housing concerns and/or requests, and make referrals as required
- Assist with communication to tenants for compliance
- Assist with rent and arrears collection
- Ensure annual tenant rental and repayment agreements are current
- Develop and implement rent and arrears collection strategies as required
- Meet with tenants and members to update and maintain current tenant and occupant records
- Coordinate with other internal departments and outside agencies or organizations to receive and process required documents
- Coordinate with SHD Maintenance staff and possibly conduct annual inspections of rental & CMHC houses, or more frequently as may be required
- Assess conditions of rental houses, including overcrowding, before move-in, and after move-out
- Refer and recommend any maintenance concerns to the maintenance supervisor & enter in the electronic tracking system
- Manage insurance related issues and documentation with Band and CMHC rentals
- Track Group Mortgage information, including maturity dates and report to Asset team
- Update the Relocation Strategy - moving tenants who are over or under-housed
- Develop and implement policy and processes with management to improve program delivery
- Other related duties as required
Pursuant to section 41 of the BC Human Rights Code, preference may be given to applicants of Indigenous ancestry.
**EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: (please attach all required documents)**
- Grade 12 graduation required
- Asset Management or Property Management training/certification preferred
- Understanding of house envelopes, maintenance scheduling, and preventative maintenance is preferred
- Minimum 3 years’ property management or asset management experience is an asset
- Experience working in a First Nations community is essential
- Criminal Record Check (CRC) required
- Valid BC Driver’s License and reliable vehicle required
**knowledge, skills, and abilities**
- Knowledge of Cowichan Tribes internal departments and programs an asset
- Knowledge of Indigenous Housing funding agents, such as Canadian Housing & Mortgage Corporation (CHMC) and Indian Services Canada (ISC)
- Knowledge and understanding of Cowichan Tribes culture, land, traditions and the Hul’q’umi’num’ language or a willingness to learn
- Knowledge of internal databases an asset, such as AIS and TIFIS
- Well-developed written, oral, interpersonal and organizational skills
- Time management with the ability to multitask different tasks simultaneously
**Reference No. SHD-ADM-TC-0125**
Cowichan Tribes Human Resources Department
435 Trunk Road - Unit 208 (second floor)
Duncan, BC, V9L, 2P5
**Deadline: February 10, 2025 at 4:00 p.m.**
**Job Types**: Full-time, Fixed term contract
Contract length: 12 months
Pay: $34.75-$36.86 per hour
Expected hours: 35 per week
Additional pay
- Overtime pay
**Benefits**
- On-site parking
- Wellness program
Flexible language requirement
- French not required
Schedule
- Monday to Friday
**Experience**
- property management: 3 years (preferred)
Work Location: In person
Application deadline: 2025-02-10