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Director of Facilities Management

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trinity technology solutionsSalem (VA)

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Manager

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About the role

Oversees and assists in compliance with all applicable regulatory agencies regarding the Environment of Care, Life Safety, code compliance, and building maintenance. Examples include, but are not limited to, CMS, Joint Commission, OSHA, and NFPA.Acts as appointed Safety Officer for the hospital. Maintains a safe working environment, enforcing hospital and department safety regulations. Oversees financial management of the department(s), including day-to-day operations and construction budgets. Manages the renovation/construction of hospital facilities, outlying clinics, medical offices, etc., as required. Acts as the hospitals liaison for all major construction projects. Supervises the administrative management of the departments and manages department personnel. Is familiar with the operation of the department. Must be able to function in an appropriate staff capacity as scheduling and patient need demands. Maintains familiarity with all plant assets and infrastructures, recommending and prioritizing repairs and maintenance for both short term and long term needs. Supervises quality improvement activities. Participates in hospital quality improvement efforts. Oversees the Biomedical contract services and acts as a liaison for it. Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications: EXPERIENCE
Required: 5 years directly related engineering experience
Preferred: 3 years of management/supervision/administrative experience in a healthcare setting Joint Commission experienceEDUCATION
Required: Electrical/Mechanical degree or equivalent experience
Preferred: Additional trade schools and other related courses

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