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Property Maintenance
Service Contracts- Examine each contract to determine standards of quality, specificity of work and requisite insurance coverages
- Interview contractors to establish working procedures, communications requirements and current status of projects or maintenance
- On-site inspections of the property, improvements and mechanical equipment are reported to the Board with any recommendations
- Discuss deferred, preventative and anticipated maintenance relevant to the current budget guidelines
Repair Projects- Regular inspections of the complex will reveal the need for repairs before substantial damage occurs
- Work with the contractor and Board to identify and prioritize the projects that are imminent and within budget
- Negotiate various bids based on complete specifications for the work and make recommendations to the Board
- Monitor and report the progress of work to the Board with any changes clarified in writing
Landscaping & Snow- Prepare for the annual renewal of the landscaping and snow agreement with competitive bids, if necessary
- Inspect the grounds for defective work and needed repairs and improvements caused by winter weather
- Prepare a schedule of work for the year with estimated costs and supporting bids for the Board's approval
- Examine procedures for emergency snow removal or ground repairs
- Monitor snow fall for accurate billing by contractor
Bids & Specifications- Review committee and Board recommendations for each item of repair or improvement
- Determine budget considerations to support the work required or requested by the Board
- Develop detailed specifications for the project and review with the contractors to submit bids
- Present formal proposals to the committee and Board for revisions and approval
Life Cycling Assets- Every major building, ground or improvement asset is subject to replacement and checked for deferred maintenance, current condition and expected remaining life
- The replacement cost of all assets, not regularly replaced, is calculated to determine budgetary requirements
- Analyze periodic funding of replacement assets to determine the need for adjustments in assessments to meet future requirements
Improving Projects- Recommend architects and engineers to the Board on major improvement projects.
- Contract qualified general contracts for initial bid specifications and requests for proposals.
- Review and compare Bids to project to project’s specifications and make recommendations to the Board with budgetary guidelines.
- Report regular inspections of ongoing work to the Board and process payments as approved.
- Subject to final Punch List and Lien Waivers, issue final payments.
Vendor Recommendations- Give new vendor recommendations to the Board when an existing service is not performing up to professional standards or in the case of a new project
- Review vendors for competence, references, abilities and adequate insurance and worker's compensation coverage
- Boards may select from variety of vendors for any job or project and may set up personal interviews, if desired
Periodic Inspections- Perform seasonal inspections to determine any specific needs and to review the status of existing work or conditions
- Schedule specific inspections for ongoing work orders and projects throughout the year
- Perform routine on-site inspections with contractors to assist with budgeting and reserve planning
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