Facilities Manager
$70,000-90,000
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$70,000-90,000
About the role
- Manage a portfolio of 30-40 schools across various regions in the West Coast, ensuring the efficient operation of each site.
- Oversee the delivery of both preventative and reactive maintenance to ensure campuses remain safe and operational.
- Manage and respond to facility-related tickets through the ticketing system to resolve issues promptly.
- Project Management:
- Serve as the primary project manager for construction projects at assigned campuses, including planning, budgeting, and ensuring on-time and on-budget completion.
- Coordinate with vendors, contractors, and school leadership to ensure project success and alignment with organizational goals.
- Vendor and Contractor Relations:
- Oversee vendor agreements, ensuring that service contracts and agreements are managed effectively and efficiently.
- Maintain and manage relationships with contractors, suppliers, and service providers to ensure high-quality work and compliance with safety regulations and standards.
- Communication and Stakeholder Management:
- Act as the liaison between school leadership, regional managers, and vendors to ensure clear and effective communication regarding facilities operations.
- Oversee landlord communications concerning any facilities-related matters that the landlord may require.
- Utility Management:
- Oversee the management of utilities for all campuses within the portfolio, ensuring proper usage and cost control.
- Documentation and Reporting:
- Maintain thorough documentation on all base building information, including utility and vendor lists, as well as all respective service records.
- Track and report on facility-related costs to ensure efficient budget management and cost containment.
- Budget and Cost Management:
- Manage the facilities budget for all schools within the portfolio, ensuring that costs are controlled and aligned with organizational goals and expectations, including through tactful negotiations to reduce costs.
- Identify areas for cost savings while maintaining a high standard of facilities management.
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