Handling IT infrastructure modifications or issues within a company is the responsibility of a Site Manager. These managers plan, design, review and install systems, networks, security systems, telecommunication systems, servers, mainframes and other IT resources or assets. Their department is in charge of maintaining these resources and supporting an entire business.

Functions of a Site Manager may include:

• Coordinate with managers and supervisors
• Report to executives and IT directors
• Access and acquire IT resources
•  Interview, hire, lead and guide site support staff
• Prepare and provide progress reports
• Organize project documentation, plans and analysis data
• Conduct needs assessment, risk analysis and management
• Go to meetings, and other staff events
• Develop, prepare, analyze and present financial data and budgets
• Minimize expenditure
• Negotiate with contractors and other service providers
• Network with industry professionals
• Develop and manage staff shift systems
• Update networking, security and data systems
• Manage IT security policies, breaches and systems

• Have excellent team leadership skills
• Have good project management abilities
• Be able to multitask
• Be detail, quality and results oriented
• Have a good comprehension of digital, traditional marketing and media
• Have enthusiasm
• Be able to communicate effectively
• Have initiative
• Have great organizational skills
• Be resourceful
• Have good project management skills
• Be able to multitask
• Have comprehensive technical knowledge

Site Managers should possess at least a Bachelor's Degree. This Degree could be in Management Information Systems, Computer Science, or other relevant degrees. Having job experience in the industry is also valuable for this position.