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Housing Manager

Ucluelet, British Columbia · Full-time

Sponsorship not specified$82k-$123kDetected 12 days ago

Project ManagementNegotiationLeadershipCommunicationMicrosoft Office

About the role

The Housing Manager reports to the Director of Capital Infrastructure & Asset Management, who provides executive oversight, capital planning leadership and approval of the Five-Year Housing Strategy.
ACCOUNTABILITY Housing Operations, Service Delivery & Stock Management Coordinate day-to-day operations of the Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ Housing Program including allocations, tenancy administration, rent collection and arrears management.
Ensure consistent, fair and culturally appropriate service to homeowners and tenants.

Maintain accurate tenant files, agreements and inspection records.
Capital Planning & Program Support
Support the Five-Year Housing Strategy and capital plan under the direction of the Director and Housing Committee.
Coordinate planning and oversight of new housing builds, major renovations and CMHC-funded projects.
Perform other related duties as assigned by the Director.
Act as liaison with the Housing Society when it is established; maintain regular communication and ensure alignment between YG and the Society on housing objectives.
Build and maintain positive relationships with homeowners, tenants, community members and external partners.

Knowledge and understanding of Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ community needs, culture, language and customs
Draft policy recommendations for review by the Director, Housing Committee, Executive and Legislature as required.
Post-secondary diploma or degree in Public Administration, Business, Housing Management, Social Sciences or related field
Minimum five (5) years of progressive experience in housing, property management or tenancy administration, including supervisory experience
Demonstrated working knowledge of the BC Residential Tenancy Act and how it applies in First Nations and modern treaty contexts
Experience administering budgets and working with finance teams on reporting and reconciliation

Experience working with CMHC and ISC housing programs
Training in conflict resolution, mediation or dispute resolution
Familiarity with the Maa-nulth Final Agreement and Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ Government laws and policies
Project management training or certification
Strong knowledge of BC tenancy law and First Nations housing programs
Proven leadership and people-management skills
Sound financial literacy and budget management
Policy development and implementation skills

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