The Operations Division at Tufts includes facilities, design and construction, campus and capital renewal planning, real estate, campus safety, dining, auxiliary services, and other related services on multiple campuses across 5.8 million square feet in 250 buildings. Operations services four campuses in Massachusetts: the main campus in Medford/Somerville, the health sciences and SMFA campuses in Boston, and the veterinary school campus in Grafton. The Operations Division supports Tufts University’s mission in teaching, research, and clinics by providing stewardship, recommendations, services and advice in its primary areas of obligation: optimizing use of space and real estate, strategic and responsible management of the built environment, creating a secure campus environment and infrastructure, promoting best-in-class sustainability practices and policies, and creating exceptional community experiences that enhance Tufts’ reputation and brand. The Facilities Management Department employs approximately 150 staff members, including unionized trades, grounds, and labor force, with outsourced custodial services. The annual operating budget is $120M, including $60M in capital renewal. Reporting to the Senior Facilities Planner, the Facilities Maintenance Planner is responsible for the development of maintenance plans, maintenance schedules, coordination with facilities managers and staff, and the execution of full preventive/predictive maintenance programs This role supports the department in planning, execution, oversight, and daily operations of equipment and building maintenance, repairs, and replacement to ensure the safe, efficient, and cost-effective operation of physical assets across all Tufts University’s campuses The position collaborates with internal and external stakeholders to schedule and complete work and maintain high standards for building functionality, while maintaining the aesthetic quality of the campus The Facilities Maintenance Planner is expected to build and maintain solid relationships and be a key liaison with facilities managers in all related work This role will collaborate proactively for repair and response to ensure the proper execution of all maintenance work and work-order requests, building emergencies, and discretionary maintenance projects The Facilities Maintenance Planner plays a key role in aligning physical space with operational, academic, and strategic priorities
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree