A History of Building Character Since 1955, Old Oak has been designing and delivering London’s most coveted high-rise homes, filled with innovative features and decadent details that are so rarely a rental reality. As a third generation family owned and operated business, we know that quality and care always come full circle. Mission We develop, build, and manage exceptional living experiences, creating communities that people are proud to call home. Vision We are the landlord, builder, and industry employer of choice in Southwestern Ontario. Values Committed to Quality We take pride in delivering high-quality products and experiences every time. We strive to exceed expectations and provide exceptional value. Growth Mindset We are on a journey of continuous improvement, always searching for better ways of delivering our products and services. We take a long-term view and invest for the future. Together, We're Stronger We believe in the concrete strength of collaboration and diversity. We share ideas and empower our teams to achieve greatness, fostering an environment where everyone feels respected and valued. Community Focused We take care of our communities - today and tomorrow. We are mindful of the impact on our environment, making choices to ensure a bright future. Informed Decisions We rely on both data and experience to guide our way. We ensure that every decision we make is informed, transparent, and aimed at achieving the best outcomes for our people and our community.
On-site · London
The Maintenance Technician is responsible for performing maintenance work orders, unit turnovers, and repairs on building systems and common areas. They must ensure all properties are maintained to high safety and quality standards while providing excellent customer service to residents.
On-site · London
The Community Manager acts as the primary customer-facing representative, responsible for resident engagement, communication, and overall customer satisfaction. They oversee daily operations, including move-ins, maintenance requests, rent collection, and the execution of community events.
On-site · London
The Maintenance Coordinator manages work order scheduling, assigns tasks to site staff, and communicates with contractors and tenants. They are also responsible for warehouse operations, including inventory management, receiving deliveries, and ensuring safety compliance.
On-site · London
The Quantity Surveyor monitors project performance and ensures adherence to established schedules across multiple construction sites. They are responsible for verifying schedule accuracy, tracking performance metrics, and preparing reports for stakeholders.
On-site · London
The Building Superintendent is responsible for maintaining building cleanliness, performing basic maintenance, and ensuring the facility runs smoothly. They also act as a primary point of contact for residents and handle after-hours emergency responses.
