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KIHOMAC
Government Property Administrator
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What they do
A Property Appraiser or Assessor determines the value of real property, including buildings and real estate or other personal or commercial property, as the basis for determining how much tax is owed. Assesses or calculates how much tax is owed, including property tax for homes, businesses or land, income tax, or tax owed for goods traded or imported internationally.
$61,680 / year median in Utah
-0% projected decline
Job Description
Review and update property records in property database, ensuring accurate and up-to-date information Prepare periodic and special reports on property and material review, physical inventory planning, contract annual government property reports (AGPR), PIEE GFP module status, and other reports, as needed Coordinate and conduct property surveillance reviews and annual physical inventories at supplier and subcontractor sites. Collaborate with Buyers, Subcontract Administrators, and Program and Functional area PFPs (Property Focal Points) to ensure accountability of assets is maintained Regularly interact with both internal and external customers, and government regulatory agencies Support various Property Management System Analysis (PMSA), Contractor Self-Assessment (CSA) reviews, Mission Assurance/Quality audits, and AS9100 audits Assist program management in the planning and execution of property management life cycle Assist and provide guidance to other team members, as necessary Maintain property accountability records, determining condition of assets, arranging disposal of surplus/obsolete material Other duties as assigned