Buildings and grounds superintendent vs maintenance coordinator

Differences between buildings and grounds superintendent and maintenance coordinator duties and responsibilities

Buildings and grounds superintendent example responsibilities.

• Manage sales, run machinary, complete wekly inventory, run forklift, deliver orders, and keep financial records
• Help maintain cleanliness of buildings and grounds on properties
• Operate equipment such as chainsaws, gas operate trimmers, mowers and blowers.
• Preserve the physical appearance of company grounds by mowing, raking, planting, fertilizing, trimming, and watering.
• Perform plumbing, electrical, carpentry, HVAC, painting, and landscaping work necessary to maintain a historical mansion and museum
• Operate heavy equipment, riding mowers, chainsaws, leaf blowers, weed whackers, wood chippers, wood-splitters and lifts.
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Maintenance coordinator example responsibilities.

• Used computerized maintenance management software (CMMS) to manage work orders, service schedules, and equipment and parts inventories.
• Maintain facilities such as lights, receptacles, power panels, minor troubleshooting of HVAC units and minor plumbing repairs.
• Oversee all building systems with attention to fire and life safety, energy management, HVAC, electrical and plumbing procedures.
• Operate boilers and 350ton HVAC chillers and chill water cooling system.
• Isolate, troubleshoot and clear multiple SONET/DWDM alarms on Fujitsu transport network equipment.
• Reduce chiller energy usage by staging chillers properly: Sony have nine chillers (5,750 tons).
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