The Facilities Planning and Operations Manager is located in the National Zoological Conservation Biology Institute (NZCBI), within the Department of Planning, Facilities and Operations at the Smithsonian Institution. The role is responsible for overall facilities management planning, exhibition development, and facility modification and construction operations and activities. The manager directs strategic planning, design, and management of facilities, exhibitions, animal habitats, and related infrastructure. The role oversees facility maintenance and repair programs and long-range capital improvement initiatives to support compliance and organizational priorities. It also develops and implements annual capital and maintenance project budgets, and supervises multidisciplinary staff, including assigning work, adjusting priorities, and managing schedules. Applicants must have at least one year of specialized experience equivalent to the GS-14 level in the Federal Service. The required experience is managing facilities, construction, renovation, and exhibition projects in a zoo, aquarium, museum, animal-care, or research facility, including animal habitat or exhibition projects and coordination of activities affecting animal welfare, safety, environmental systems, and facility operations.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
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