Property Management Plus

P2

Property Management

The competition tasks of the skill category are based on the satisfactory level (T1) requirements of the Vocational Qualification in Cleaning and Property Services. The qualification titles of the vocational qualification are property maintenance operativesite facilities operative and housekeeper.

Work sites may include, for example, educational institutions, commercial premises, residential buildings, social or health care institutions, industrial plants, hotels and other customer locations.

Description of the skill

The property management services sector is a diverse field with varying tasks. Property managers work in the maintenance, servicing and repair of properties. The property manager’s work includes the maintenance of courtyard areas, small-scale maintenance and repair works, and monitoring of the technology belonging to the property. The property manager may be employed by a property maintenance company, municipality or industrial enterprise, for example.

The property manager has diverse basic skills in property maintenance. In addition, the property manager may have special expertise in, for example, the maintenance of ventilation units, structural repairs or HVAC system maintenance. The property manager’s work requires customer service skills, diligence and responsibility.

The competition task is an individual task. Competition tasks can be utilised as vocational skills demonstrations. On the basis of the certificate received, the student/competitor can apply for the recognition of learning from his/her educational institution.

The TaitajaPLUS competition is intended for vocational students who need special support.

Competition is individual and has no age limit. 

Skill requirements

The competition tasks of the skill category are based on the satisfactory level requirements of the Vocational Qualification in Cleaning and Property Services, competence area of property maintenance.

The skill category focuses on the maintenance, servicing and repair of properties as well as customer service tasks. The competition tasks of the skill category are prepared in close cooperation with representatives of working life, and the competition tasks are based on the requirements of working life.

Competition tasks can be utilised as vocational skills demonstrations.

Skill competition managers

Skill steering group

  • Tomi Vuorela, Ammattiopisto Spesia
  • Hannu Pahajoki, Ammattiopisto Spesia
  • Esa Manninen, Savo Vocational College
  • Erno Järvistö, Sataedu
  • Vesa Lehto, RTK-Palvelu
  • Timo Räsänen, City of Tampere
  • Tuomas Niemi, Alltime

Partners of the skill

  • Würth Logo

Main event partners

  • Skills Finland logo
  • Opetus- ja kulttuuriministeriö logo
  • Finnish National Agency for Education logo
  • City of Turku logo
  • John Deere logo
  • Super logo
  • Slice logo
  • Würth Logo
  • k-ryhmä logo
  • Tenstar Simulation logo
  • JHL logo
  • Four Reasons logo