Facility Maintenance Supervisor IV

State of North Carolina•Pamlico County, NC

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Facility Maintenance Supervisor manages the maintenance department at a 750-bed medium-custody prison. The role supervises journey-level staff across building trades, utility and mechanical systems, minor construction, and renovation, as well as an offender labor force. The supervisor plans, organizes, assigns, and monitors the section’s work; manages staff performance appraisals; and ensures staff understand job responsibilities and expectations. The position also conducts safety, OSHA, equipment, and security training for staff and offenders; manages preventive and corrective maintenance, including a web-based work-order system; oversees fixed assets and tool-control procedures; works with regional maintenance staff, vendors, and utility providers; and manages maintenance budget line items.

Requirements

Associate’s degree in construction management, air conditioning, heating and refrigeration technology, industrial maintenance technology, or mechanical engineering technology from an appropriately accredited institution, plus three years of progressive construction or facility-maintenance experience, including two years of supervisory experience in construction, maintenance, and/or repair of buildings and facilities; or
High school diploma or GED, plus five years of progressive facility-maintenance or construction experience, including journey-level experience in at least three building or mechanical trades and two years of supervisory experience in construction, maintenance, and/or repair of buildings and facilities; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Nice To Haves

Documented work knowledge of commercial or industrial maintenance.
Knowledge of methods, practices, tools, and materials used in general maintenance and repair of buildings, equipment, and mechanical trades.
Ability to maintain effective working relationships in a diverse environment.
Working knowledge of building, plumbing, and electrical codes; environmental regulations; OSHA requirements; and MSDS information.
Ability to understand schematics, blueprints, and as-built drawings, and to draft technical drawings.
Knowledge of project management, including estimating materials and costs for repair and construction.

Responsibilities

Manage the maintenance department at a 750-bed medium-custody prison.
Supervise journey-level staff in building trades, utility systems, mechanical systems, minor construction, and renovation, along with an offender labor force.
Plan, organize, assign, and monitor maintenance section work.
Manage staff performance appraisals and ensure staff understand their primary responsibilities and expectations.
Conduct safety, OSHA, equipment, and security training for staff and offenders.
Manage a comprehensive preventive and corrective maintenance program, including a web-based work-order system.
Manage fixed assets and tool-control procedures in maintenance areas.
Coordinate with regional maintenance staff, vendors, and utility providers.
Manage line items within the maintenance budget.