Territorial Director of Property

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POSITION: TERRITORIAL DIRECTOR OF PROPERTY

DESCRIPTION

This is professional work that requires the ability to provide support in the implementation of the Division’s policies and objectives in accordance with both local and federal reporting standards. Supervision for this position is received from the Territorial Director of Procurement. Work in this class involves major responsibility for the recording and analyzing of all Fixed Assets and capital (i.e. property equipment) and intangible assets. this employee must be able to maintain high levels of concentration, patience and flexibility especially in unexpected situations. This employee is given considerable latitude in exercising professional skills and independent judgment in the performance of work.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (NOT ALL INCLUSIVE)

  • Create random sample of assets for monthly cycle counts;
  • Document all new fixed asset purchase deliveries;
  • Prepare monthly cycle count and purchased asset reconciliation schedule (by contacting schools and offices and setting date of visits);
  • Prepare, plan and conduct on-going cycle counts and purchased asset reconciliations;
  • Prepare daily cycle count and purchased asset reconciliation reports;
  • Prepare daily cycle count and purchased asset reconciliation results reports (i.e. school visited, assets in sample, assets located and missing assets);
  • Ensure Principal(s) or inventory contacts prepare missing asset movement documentation “on the spot” when identified during a cycle count;
  • Review Inventory Binders for accuracy and completeness during cycle counts;
  • Take appropriate steps to resolve instances of assets not being found;
  • Receive and maintain documentation on the movement of fixed assets (i.e. home use authorization, transfer of property, report of survey etc…)
  • Update Financial Management fixed asset information based on documented movement of assets
  • Approve new fixed asset additions created by warehouse receiving clerks;
  • Periodically review assets and asset information to ensure uniformity and accurate entry;
  • Monitor and report on warehouse cycle times to receive and deliver fixed assets;
  • Report on Fixed Assets received and activated;
  • Conduct warehouse audits of fixed assets (i.e. ensure they are in the secured cage, cage is locked and access is controlled etc…)
  • Prepare plan and execute E-waste disposal;
  • Provide agenda items and assist with the planning and conducting of quarterly inventory and asset management meeting;
  • Prepare analysis and input to review key issues with Principals and Superintendents;
  • Assist in the planning of the bi-annual physical inventory count;
  • Conduct verifications of Missing items found during the bi-annual physical inventory;
  • Based on bi-annual physical inventory results, update MUNIS as necessary (example: Added, Moved, Validated etc…);
  • Performs related work as required.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILL AND ABILITIES

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE

No person shall be discriminated against in employment or in any other educational program or activity offered by the Virgin Islands Department of Education on account of race, color, creed, national origin, sex, handicap, or age.”

Complaint may write to:

Director

Director

 

Division of Human Resources

Division of Human Resources

 

21-33 Hospital Street

1834 Kongens Gade

 

Christiansted VI 00820

St. Thomas VI 00802

 

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