Onsite CAM - North Region

Job Details

• Job Location:
  
  Southside Area of Jacksonville - FL 32256
• Position Type:
  Full Time
• Salary Range: $65,000.00 - $80,000.00 Salary
• Job Shift: Day

Vesta Property Services has been in the industry for more than 25 years and holds over 800 community management contracts while serving the amenity needs of Florida's most prestigious communities! We are proud to employ over 1,000 associates and have been rated as one of Florida’s Top Workplaces. Our Vesta associates are our most valuable resource. We hire people we trust and give them autonomy to do their best work.

We also support professional development with training, coaching and regular feedback. We have a highly collaborative culture supported by our EAGLE PRIDE values!

The Community Association Manager (CAM) provides day-to-day management, direction, and leadership for a condominium association, ensuring the property is operated and maintained in accordance with the Management Agreement, the association's governing documents, and Florida Statutes Chapter 718 (the Condominium Act). Community Association Managers are certified and licensed by the State of Florida for Community Association Management (CAM). Responsibilities include working closely with the association, Board of Directors and/or the developer to manage and operate the community, facilitate solutions to problems between communities and internal support staff.

Complies with the provisions of Florida Laws and Statutes. Performs regular inspections for overall maintenance and repair and with reference to violations and enforcement. Strong management skills, customer service skills and supervisory skills in support of the care and maintenance of the community or communities they service.

• Monitor collections with regard to Association Assessments
• Maintain working knowledge of Florida Chapter 718 (Condominium Act) and apply it to daily operations
• Approve all invoices outside the regularly budgeted items and submit for payment
• Ensure correct coding for financial statements
• Work with Board in the preparation of a yearly budget and monitor its adherence
• Distribute the budget as required by governing documents and statutes
• Knowledge of the purpose of financial reports (e.g. general ledger, variance, accounts payable, income statement, balance sheet)
• Write routine reports and correspondence
• Communicate clearly and be able to work with and present ideas to a variety of people including owners, tenants, the general public, Board of Directors, staff, contractors and service providers
• Multi-task, embrace change, solve practical problems and deal with a variety of concrete variables
• Monitor vendor performance to ensure adherence to contract responsibilities and duties. Coordinate with board for Proposals to ensure appropriate price and service levels. Obtain and file business licenses and insurance for all vendors
• Draft and post Board Agendas and prepare Board Packages
• Coordinate annual meetings and elections in accordance with Chapter 718 requirements.
• Transcribe all board meeting and annual meeting minutes (as applicable).
• Respond to requests from title/mortgage/real estate companies
• Assist Maintenance Supervisor as needed with review of work orders and expedite as appropriate
• Complete monthly inspections of the buildings, facilities, and grounds to insure vendor job performance and note violations of C&R's. Inspection reports will be included in the monthly management reports provided to the board.
• Read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operation and procedural manuals, State Statutes affecting COA/HOA and corresponding condominium documents, by-laws and rules and regulations
• Serve as liaison between the association/board of directors, legal counsel, and community association members
• Document, submit and coordinate insurance claims
• Know how to ensure contractor compliance with contract terms related to deposits, progress payments, retention and final payments
• Supervise outside vendors and/or site employees as necessary
• Compile all information for annual and budget meeting mailings
• Administer all Association rules and regulations
• Pose fixes, possible solutions, suggestions and recommendations for the board to consider, using resources available
• Knowledge of the requirements for different types of meetings and elections
• Prepare and submit a management report to the board
• Respond to owner/resident inquiries
• Identify and record violations of association restrictions, rules and regulations
• Implement enforcement policies (e.g., rules, architectural controls) as directed by the association
• Develop, establish and implement systems and controls to ensure maintenance needs are documents and completed
• The Community Association Manager manages all employees and vendors of the associations they are assigned to and is responsible for the performance association management services.