Director of Facilities - Holy Trinity Parish - Washington DC

Catholic Schools Office, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Washington•Washington, DC

6d•$95,000 - $120,000•Onsite

About The Position

Holy Trinity Catholic Church, a 230+-year-old Jesuit parish and school in Georgetown, Washington, DC, seeks an energetic, experienced person to maintain and manage our urban campus. The position works with an operating budget of over $1.8 million dollars and engages contractors to perform work funded by a capital reserve budget of over $2.5 million. The director plays a critical role in supporting the mission of Holy Trinity by ensuring facilities are safe, reliable, well-maintained, and effectively utilized in support of parish and school operations and ministry activities. This is a leadership and coordination role, overseeing a small internal team and external vendors. The incumbent leads day-to-day operations, supervising facility staff, custodians, and outside contractors; responds to and manages work orders through an on-line work order system; oversees capital projects and develops and manages multi-year maintenance and construction plans. Also has responsibility for fire safety, security, emergency planning, and liaison with Georgetown University and local police.

Requirements

At least 5+ years in facility management of commercial or non-profit facilities.
Broad knowledge of the various trades.
Experience in supervision.

Nice To Haves

Ability in Spanish.

Responsibilities

Maintain and manage the urban campus.
Oversee the operating budget of over $1.8 million dollars.
Engage contractors for work funded by a capital reserve budget of over $2.5 million.
Ensure facilities are safe, reliable, well-maintained, and effectively utilized.
Lead day-to-day operations.
Supervise facility staff, custodians, and outside contractors.
Respond to and manage work orders through an on-line work order system.
Oversee capital projects.
Develop and manage multi-year maintenance and construction plans.
Manage fire safety, security, and emergency planning.
Liaise with Georgetown University and local police.