Porters, Handymen and Doormen, or PHD's

Are YOU Ready to Invest in YOURSELF?

noreply@blogger.com (STATEAM) — Tue, 19 May 2009 02:16:00 +0000

A new class is now available...

INTERVIEWS, RESUMES AND YOU! If you're ready to be way ahead of the game, then this class is FOR YOU! Classes will be given by President Peter Roach and Director of Education, Mr. Peter Grech!

This class is for members only at this time. Please visit the following link to get more information, and to download the PDF flier: http://www.nycsta.org/staschool.htm

For Immediate Release...

noreply@blogger.com (STATEAM) — Tue, 12 May 2009 03:03:00 +0000

The Supers Technical Association of New York Makes “Supers Super” Good at what they do.

New York, NY – [May 10, 2009] - http://www.nycsta.org, or better known as the STA is the official website of the Superintendents Technical Association. Online since 1998, this association boasts thousands of members wanting to excel in their jobs, whether they are handymen, porters and/or vendors of supplies and services, but membership doesn’t end there. Membership also consists of managing agents, owners of buildings and members of coop and condo boards. This is the place to join if you are passionate about what you do, want to succeed and want to be the best that you can be. If you want your building to be a better building, STA is the place for you.

By joining the STA, you will have access to a forum where you can exchange ideas, Network, and also belong to an organization that is gaining a national reputation on a daily basis. You will also be able to carry a membership card that shows that you are committed to success in whatever technical area that you are in within this field. However, this just taps on what is available to you as a member of this association. If you are in this field, then it is a must to join, as this site is filled with informative links, questions and answers, courses to take, certifications, articles, a newsletter and so much more. “Come and see what STA can do for you. Use our experience and talents to your advantage.” Peter Grech, Director of Education and Development Services.

Who should join?

1. Building superintendents, handymen and porters who want to excel in their jobs. With your suggestions and help, we will find the topics of interest about which YOU want to learn more, and concentrate on them.

2. Vendors of supplies and services to residential buildings are welcome to join as Associate Members, networking with other vendors and with building maintenance personnel who, in many cases, influence the selection of products and services.

3. Building Managers and Co-operative Board Members who want to be educated, or who want their building employees to be educated, in all facets of building maintenance, dealing with residents and working with managers.

4. Individuals from all states are able to join this association, and are not limited to just New York residents.

Founded in New York, NY in 1998, The STA is committed to working to educate, help, support and encourage professionalism for building superintendents, resident managers, handypersons, and other building support personnel. More information about The STA can be found at: http://www.nycsta.org

For additional information contact:

Peter Grech

Email: Pgrech4214@aol.com

Tel: 212 867 1929

Listen to STA's President Roach and Director of Education/Secretary Peter Grech ON CITYSCAPE!

noreply@blogger.com (STATEAM) — Wed, 06 May 2009 00:58:00 +0000

WFUV - CITYSCAPE

So who exactly is leaving the building? :-)

DOORMAN AND DOORMEN

noreply@blogger.com (STATEAM) — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 16:22:00 +0000

This is an interesting take on what doorman actually is...while it is not in the job description, it surely makes sense.

DOORMAN

What am I exactly?
I am a therapist.
I am a babysitter.
I am a friend.
I am a companion.
I am a wake-up call.
I am a weather reporter.
I am a dog walker.
I am a cat sitter.
I am an apartment sitter.
I am a mailman.
I am a conversationalist.
I am a a sponge for complaints.
I am a link between the super & residents.
I am the first line of defense.
I am the last to leave in an emergency.
I am a New York City doorman.
But at home I am what I am, just a man.

All Visitors MUST be Announced!

noreply@blogger.com (STATEAM) — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 16:18:00 +0000

Why do people assume that when they call the resident they're visiting
on the phone while entering my building that they can just walk
through without being announced.

NOT HAPPENING!!!!!

That sign on top that's in every lobby of a doorman building is there
for a reason!!!!!

Source: http://doormaninthecity.blogspot.com/index.html