Administrative Supervisor of Facility and Equipment
$50,000
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Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$50,000
About the role
- Manages daily administrative operations of facility and equipment management for the college, including scheduling, correspondence, and associated record-keeping.
- Serves as liaison between the college and other university offices, including facilities management and safety offices.
- Acts as main point-of-contact, managing communication for facility and/or equipment related inquiries.
- Represents the college in all equipment-related discussions, serving as liaison between students, college, and the faculty to provide the students with gear that matches their needs.
- Coordinates facility needs with Facilities Management and/or vendors, to include monitoring general needs for building repair and maintenance as well as any space renovations.
- Acts as building safety coordinator as the point of contact for building security issues, including responding to inquiries and facilitating information flow between faculty, student, and university offices.
- Oversee college room reservation scheduling system and space rentals, including associated communication and coordination of invoices.
- Administrative management of the college equipment rental program, including hiring, training, and managing student employees.
- Develop, implement, and enforce procedures and standards to optimize workflow and ensure compliance with college and university goals.
- Supports budgeting as equipment manager, including processing of order in coordination with financial staff.
- Monitors and reports on equipment and usage metrics, including workflow, productivity and resource allocation.
- Maintains a complete, active, and up-to-date inventory of facilities, gear, and other resources.
- Assists in preparation of reports, proposals, and documentation required by university administration, including but not limited to college annual asset management report.
- Coordinate and host meetings, workshops, or demos to teach students how to operate the equipment available for checkout, both in small groups and in one-on-one lessons.
- Train students and new faculty members in the studio and its technology and equipment, including audioboards, lighting systems, and in-studio camera and camera-ops equipment.
- Perform minor repairs and maintenance on all equipment and provide support for broadcast operations as needed.
- Leads special projects related to facility and equipment management initiatives as assigned. ¿ Performs related duties as assigned or as required to successfully fulfill functions of the position.
- View full job description Required Education and Experience:
- Bachelor's degree 3 years of office management, administrative experience, or related field
- Equivalency/Substitution: Experience or a combination of education & related experience can be considered in lieu of degree. A one-to-one ratio is used to determine the number of years of experience required in place of a degree.
- Experience working with facilities management
- Experience working with camera equipment and/or broadcast technologyOU or higher education experience
- Experience working with faculty and students
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