Director of Regional Facilities
ulineGlenview (IL)
About the role
Director Of Regional Facilities Uline is looking for a Director of Regional Facilities to lead and elevate the workplace experience across our growing North American network, spanning over 30 million square feet. You'll oversee a high-performing team to ensure our buildings are maintained to Uline's standards both inside and out. From construction projects to vendor management and site selection, you'll play a key role in delivering safe, clean and efficient environments that reflect Uline's commitment to excellence. Position Responsibilities Direct daily Regional Facilities operations, ensuring Uline's quality and performance standards are met. Oversee a team of Regional Facilities Managers, maintaining a positive culture and encouraging team development. Conduct facilities audits and work with management to resolve any issues to ensure campuses are in top shape. Work with vendors, contractors and landlords to support new building start-ups, landscaping and construction projects. Develop budgets and reports to shape long-term strategy for facility projects and operations.
Minimum Requirements:
Bachelor's degree.10+ years of experience managing construction or maintenance teams.
Proficient with mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems.
Experience performing skilled work in one or more building trades.
Finance or Accounting knowledge a plus.
Benefits:
Complete health insurance coverage and 401(k) with 6% employer match that starts day one!
Multiple bonus programs.
Paid holidays and generous paid time off.
Tuition Assistance Program that covers professional continuing education.
Employee PerksOn-site café and first-class fitness center with complimentary personal trainers.
Over four miles of beautifully maintained walking trails.
Uline, a family-owned company, is North America's leading distributor of shipping, industrial, and packaging materials with over 9,800 employees across 14 locations.
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