Property utilization officer vs special projects coordinator

Differences between property utilization officer and special projects coordinator duties and responsibilities

Property utilization officer example responsibilities.

• Recruit to manage the process of client-own REO properties.
• Balance and replenish ATM machines.
• Monitor CCTV, and assist all employees with breaks.
• Preform entry control and patrol duties as required, compile shift reports and notify superiors of any events.
• Monitor CCTV displays +Patrol assign areas checking for potential hazards or unauthorize individuals.
• Provide instructions in safety practices to hospital staff and directions to patients and visitors during any internal or external disasters.
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Special projects coordinator example responsibilities.

• Manage most aspects of major grants, in charge of HUD grants distribute by the organization.
• Manage Excel/ SharePoint reporting and communicate project status to stakeholders.
• Manage the database development for the wholesaler product disbursement system and the merchandising operations payroll system.
• Provide oversight of various contract research projects.
• Coordinate team-building efforts and interpret federal and state policy and guidance for county-level public health emergency preparedness coordinators.
• Create and maintain Facebook page.
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