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Utilities Manager
AI Summary
The Utilities Manager leads end-to-end utility recapture performance (90% on water/sewer/stormwater, 100% on trash) across Havenpark’s manufactured home communities. They manage a team of analysts, run monthly performance reviews, conduct rate and billback analysis, oversee submetering and vendor contracts, and ensure legal and regulatory compliance.
About this role
As Utilities Manager, you'll own recapture performance end to end: a minimum of 90% on water, sewer, and stormwater, and 100% on trash, at every community where costs are billable to residents. This is a player coach role. You'll lead a team of analysts, set their priorities, and hold them accountable, while staying hands on with rate analysis, billback launches, submetering, and vendor contracts yourself. You'll work daily with accounting, legal, community managers, and outside vendors, and residents will feel the difference when you get it right.
What You'll Do
Team Leadership
Utility Recapture and Reporting
Billing Operations
Submetering
Contracts and Vendors
Compliance
Budgeting
What You Bring
Nice to Have
Skills
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