Operations

Property Manager

Dynexity·South Africa, south-africa·Default
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-Closes Nov 5, 2026

POSITION PURPOSEWe are looking for a hands-on Property & Project Manager with 5+ years’ experience in property, facilities or a similar technical environment. The successful candidate will manage a mixed portfolio of commercial, industrial and residential properties, overseeing maintenance, renovations, construction projects, contractors, tenants, utilities and technical building systems. Strong practical knowledge of electrical, plumbing, security/access control and building systems is essential.KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Manage commercial, industrial and residential properties.

Oversee maintenance, renovations and construction projects.

Lead maintenance teams and manage contractors.

Handle tenant queries, leases, inspections and access control.

Troubleshoot electrical, plumbing, security and building systems.

Manage solar, borehole, water, CCTV, alarms and access control systems.

Manage municipal accounts, compliance, fire safety and insurance.

Review quotations, costs, invoices and contractor payments.

Liaise with tenants, suppliers, contractors and professional service providers.

5+ years’ experience in property, facilities management or a similar hands-on role.

Strong experience managing maintenance, projects and contractors.

Practical technical knowledge of electrical, plumbing and security systems.

Good Excel and computer skills.

Valid driver's licence.

Willingness to travel to Gqeberha when required.

Technical/trade qualification.

Experience with solar, boreholes, water filtration, CCTV, alarms and access control.

Lease administration and South African property compliance experience.

Desired Skills:

Retail

Commercial

Property

Asset

Project Manager

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Company

Dynexity

Location

South Africa, south-africa

Employment

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Experience

manager

Valid until

November 5, 2026

Created

October 15, 2026

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