Apartment Trends Magazine March 2015 | Page 17

www.aamdhq.org MARCH 2015 • TRENDS | 15 1 Be involved in your community’s events so your residents recognize you. -Dave 5 Set at least four daily goals that are easily obtainable, such as “Encourage a Team Member” or “Provide Exceptional Customer Service”. -Jason 4 Create a simple preventative maintenance schedule for monthly, quarterly and bi-annual items to decrease emergency maintenance situations. -Chris 3 -Chris Tracking logs are overlooked, but important. They allow you to have accurate historical records and get information as quickly as possible. 2 Have a team meeting daily to organize their day and the morning work orders. -Dave -Brandon Make sure your team has the tools, equipment and products necessary to complete their work. 10 Do a pre-walk of units that are on notice, so you know what is coming down the pipeline. This can be critical to forecasting for parts and cost savings. -Chris 9 8 Leave the apartment as clean or cleaner than when you found it. -Jay Know your residents, and their pets, by name. -Jeff 7 6 Be prepared for any emergency, in this industry things can change in a heart beat. Know your community inside and out, know where your major shut offs are and have a plan in place that you can practice. -Jason 14 Continue your Maintenace education. Don’t stop at, “hey I got the job”. Take as many classes as you can find that retains to your Maintenace field. -Jason 13 Organize your shops, know your quanitites, and be able to find what is needed without the loss of time. -Chris -Jason 16 Use the right tool for the job. Using the right tool for the job will lead to less on the job accidents as well better productivity. 15 Use spreadsheets for cost analysis, preventative maintenance, per unit renovations tracking, budgeting, etc. -Dave - Chris Duncan (Greystar Real Estate) YOUR BRAIN - “We are all busy and can make bad decisions when in a hurry. Stop and use your most valuable tool” MOST IMPORTANT: TAPE MEASURE- “It’s an important tool, but it’s used the least.” - Brandon Hausauer (Peak Living) - Bob Donahue (Echelon Property Group) RADIOS -