kiinteistönhoitajalta

Kiinteistönhoitaja is a professional responsible for the upkeep and smooth operation of a real estate property. In Finland, kiinteistönhoitaja works on-site to ensure that common areas are clean, safe and functional, that building systems run reliably, and that the property remains properly maintained. The form kiinteistönhoitajalta appears in sentences to indicate information or actions originating from the property caretaker (for example, information from the caretaker).

Duties and tasks typically include routine cleaning of common areas, minor repairs and preventative maintenance, basic plumbing and electrical work, maintenance of outdoor areas, and coordination with contractors for larger repairs. They may also handle tasks such as snow removal, waste management, and safety inspections, as well as acting as a point of contact for residents or tenants regarding day-to-day issues.

Work environments and training vary. Kiinteistönhoitajat are commonly employed by housing associations, property management companies, or building owners, and they may work on-site, on shifts, or as on-call staff. Formal qualifications often involve vocational training in kiinteistöhuolto or a related field, supplemented by on-the-job experience and safety training. Depending on the size and type of property, responsibilities can be broader or more specialized.

Relation to other roles is also common. The kiinteistönhoitaja collaborates with isännöitsijä (property manager) to handle operational tasks, and with talonmies or property maintenance staff in smaller properties. The role is essential for keeping buildings functional, secure, and comfortable for residents and users, contributing to property value and tenant satisfaction.