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This position interacts extensively with tenants, vendors, and contractors, as well other employees within Boston Properties. Interface with and provide technical support to the Fire Safety Director in regard to fire safety and emergency responses.
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Manage the daily & weekly borrowing needs and investment of surplus cash for the REIT, Third Party, & Joint Venture accounts.
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Regularly interfaces with tenant contacts, various Boston Properties staff, vendors/contractors, and occasionally construction professionals and various consultants. Fire & Life Safety Director Certificate.
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This position interacts extensively with all levels of employees within Boston Properties, with tenants and the public. Certificate of Qualification as High Rise Fire Safety Director preferred.
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Assist in the preparation of the Company’s financial statements on Form 10-K and 10-Q to ensure the timely and accurate filing pursuant to SEC requirements and reporting deadlines including footnote, MD&A and XBRL disclosures.
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Assist in the preparation of the Company's financial statements on Form 10-K and 10-Q to ensure the timely and accurate filing pursuant to SEC requirements and reporting deadlines including footnote, MD&A and XBRL disclosures.
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This position reports directly to the head of Property Management, a Regional Property Manager or a Senior Property Manager who provides supervision, guidance and evaluates work performance on a periodic basis.
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Internal and External Contacts:This position interacts extensively with all levels of employees within Boston Properties, with tenants and the public. Manage tenant electric meter reading procedure and insure accurate and timely invoicing including annual reconciliation billings.
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Timely and accurately code invoices, follow up with vendors for invoice corrections as directed by Construction Managers, and communicate deadlines to the Construction Department.
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Assist Property Management with the day-to-day operations and tenant relations of assigned property or portfolio through the coordination of tenant requests and administration of maintenance services.
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Boston Properties is an Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer. Coordinate for and provide tenants with holiday and special event notifications such as welcome breakfasts, recycling audits/promotional recycling events, bicycle safety events, blood drives, ice cream socials, etc.
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Assist Property Management with the day-to-day operations and tenant relations of assigned property or portfolio through the coordination of tenant requests and administration of maintenance services.
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