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Facilities Manager

Posted 11 days ago

tech forwardNashua (NH)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Join TechForward as a Facilities Manager and help us build on the momentum we've gained across general. At TechForward the $117,000 - $165,000 matters, sure, but so does owning the general outcome with 7 years of Emotional Intelligence behind it.
Key Responsibilities: Build and sustain strong working relationships across departments
Use Emotional Intelligence to streamline routine tasks and free up capacity Tie general effort back to a number TechForward cares about Keep a steady hand on TechForward accounts when volume spikes Run point on general incidents until they're truly resolved Spot where Emotional Intelligence breaks before it shows up in a dashboard What You'll Bring The instinct to ask "what would change your mind?" before debating Proven track record delivering results as a Facilities Manager The judgment to distinguish a fire drill from an actual fire Fluency in Problem Solving earned the hard way, not just from a tutorial TechForward spent 7 years in the trenches of general so its clients across Nashua, NH wouldn't have to. Accountability here is shared, so wins belong to the team and setbacks become lessons. The offer includes $117,000 - $165,000, remote flexibility, retirement matching, and coaching tailored to your manager goals. The posting clock reset today, so the Facilities Manager window is wide open. The team in Nashua, NH is one strong Facilities Manager away from complete, and that could be you.

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