This position oversees general department operations, establishes work schedules, issues daily work assignments, and responds to requests for service. The Facilities Supervisor identifies and addresses all safety issues, and ensures compliance with federal, state, and local regulatory and accrediting agency standards and guidelines for facilities operations. This role coordinates construction projects, including communicating scheduled utility interruptions, reviewing specifications and blueprint documents, inspecting quality of installations and repairs, and ensuring that contractual provisions and construction schedules are met and satisfy appropriate standards. The Facilities Supervisor ensures timely scheduling and completion of all required inspection, testing, and maintenance for facilities-maintained equipment utilizing the Computerized Maintenance Management System and related tools. They review and ensure inspection, testing, and maintenance records are properly recorded in appropriate systems. This role acts as a resource on more complex maintenance issues and provides technical support to architects, engineers, and consultants, and provides direction to outside contractors on critical utility and infrastructure systems. The Facilities Supervisor reviews teammate performance and customer satisfaction feedback to ensure expectations are met. They perform human resources responsibilities for staff, which includes coaching on performance, completing performance reviews, and overall teammate engagement. This role recommends hiring, compensation changes, promotions, corrective action decisions, and terminations. They provide input into needed tools, education, or other support needed to ensure a high level of team engagement and performance. The Facilities Supervisor provides primary site Facilities leadership when other leadership is not present or available.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED