Superintendents Technical Association

1. To provide a society for building maintenance personnel - superintendents, handymen and porters, and others, in which to

SHARE expertise

LEARN of new equipment and maintenance procedures

ENCOURAGE each other toward greater professionalism, and

ENABLE supers and other maintenance personnel to have their own industry organization and publications;

2. To create an independent technical society that will conduct itself and finance its activities;

3. To encourage and help, in whatever ways possible, other groups in other cities replicate our technical society in ways that will benefit them and the residents of those cities.

4. To bring dignity and respect to the building maintenance profession.

5. To help our members learn of the latest processes in use in our profession, especially in the area of computers and the internet.

We will do these things by conducting monthly meetings centered around various topics specific to New York Building Maintenance Personnel, in order to learn, encourage, and replicate, and by encouraging all in the profession to join and find an active role as a part of our technical society.

Bylaws | Membership | Sponsorship | Donate | Your Privacy

The Official Website
of the

download toolbar

NEW YORK NEWS

Gotham Gazette New York Times New York Daily News New York Post New York Newsday New York Sun New York Observer NY Wired Village Voice

1. To provide a society for building maintenance personnel - superintendents, handymen and porters, and others, in which to

SHARE expertise

LEARN of new equipment and maintenance procedures

ENCOURAGE each other toward greater professionalism, and

ENABLE supers and other maintenance personnel to have their own industry organization and publications;

2. To create an independent technical society that will conduct itself and finance its activities; 3. To encourage and help, in whatever ways possible, other groups in other cities replicate our technical society in ways that will benefit them and the residents of those cities.

4. To bring dignity and respect to the building maintenance profession.

5. To help our members learn of the latest processes in use in our profession, especially in the area of computers and the internet.

2. To create an independent technical society that will conduct itself and finance its activities;

3. To encourage and help, in whatever ways possible, other groups in other cities replicate our technical society in ways that will benefit them and the residents of those cities.