Facility Maintenance Manager
$100 K - $130 K
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$100 K - $130 K
About the role
- Plan, coordinate, and oversee repair and maintenance activities across assigned retail locations, ensuring compliance with company facility standards and approved budgets.
- Prioritize maintenance requests based on operational urgency, safety risks, and business impact.
- Ensure timely resolution of routine repairs, urgent service requests, and facility-related emergencies.
- Conduct or coordinate store facility inspections to identify maintenance needs and corrective actions.
- Maintenance Work Orders & Cost Control:
- Oversee maintenance service tickets, purchase orders, invoices, and expense tracking through service ticket systems, SAP, and other applicable platforms.
- Monitor maintenance expenses, review vendor quotations, and identify opportunities to improve cost efficiency.
- Ensure accurate documentation, timely invoice processing, and resolution of vendor payment discrepancies.
- Maintain records of maintenance activities, service history, repair costs, and outstanding work orders.
- Preventive Maintenance & Store Support:
- Develop and implement preventive maintenance programs to reduce equipment failures, minimize operational disruptions, and extend equipment life.
- Establish maintenance procedures and guidelines to help Store Managers respond appropriately to routine and urgent facility issues.
- Coordinate scheduled maintenance activities with store management to minimize business interruptions.
- Provide monthly updates to Store Operations on maintenance activities, ticket response times, outstanding issues, and service performance.
- Vendor & Contractor Management:
- Coordinate and manage third-party maintenance vendors and service contractors to ensure timely, cost-effective, and quality repairs.
- Evaluate vendor performance, service response times, workmanship, pricing, and adherence to company standards.
- Review completed work, resolve service quality concerns, and address billing discrepancies.
- Maintain effective working relationships with vendors and contractors to ensure reliable maintenance support.
- Safety, Compliance & Emergency Response:
- Partner with Risk & Compliance and Store Operations to address facility safety concerns, equipment inspections, and emergency maintenance situations.
- Support compliance with applicable OSHA, ADA, and other relevant facility safety requirements.
- Coordinate corrective actions to resolve identified facility hazards, equipment failures, and compliance issues.
- Respond to urgent maintenance situations and coordinate appropriate resources to restore safe store operations.
- Team Leadership & Cross-Functional Coordination:
- Supervise and support Maintenance Coordinators in handling service requests, vendor communications, and maintenance follow-up.
- Provide training and guidance on maintenance procedures, service ticket systems, SAP processes, and operational standards.
- Monitor team workload, response times, and service quality to ensure effective maintenance support.
- Collaborate with Store Managers, Operations, Finance, and other internal departments to resolve facility-related issues.
- Budgeting, Reporting & Department Support:
- Support the Maintenance Director in maintenance planning, budgeting, scheduling, and team development.
- Monitor maintenance spending, service performance, and outstanding repair activities.
- Prepare operational reports and recommend improvements to maintenance processes, service efficiency, and cost management.
- Assist with special maintenance projects and other departmental initiatives as assigned.
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