Lead Facilities Manager

The Salvation Army USA Central Territory•Roseville, MN

2d•$32 - $36•Onsite

About The Position

The Lead Facilities Manager is responsible for coordinating facilities maintenance, repair, and improvement projects across Twin Cities Salvation Army properties. The position provides technical leadership for commercial building systems, supports site-based maintenance staff, oversees contractors and projects, and assists the Divisional Property Manager in maintaining safe, efficient, and well-maintained facilities.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED required
Five or more years of commercial building maintenance experience, including HVAC, boilers, electrical, plumbing, and carpentry.
Must possess a Minnesota Special Engineer Boiler License or obtain one within 120 days of employment.
Valid driver's license, acceptable MVR, and DOT Medical Examiner's Certificate (or ability to obtain within 90 days).
Must pass background checks.
Working knowledge of commercial building systems and maintenance practices.
Strong troubleshooting, organizational, and communication skills.
Proficient with computers and standard office equipment.

Nice To Haves

technical or trade school training preferred
The Salvation Army supports continued boiler licensure advancement to meet organizational needs.

Responsibilities

Perform and coordinate preventative, routine, corrective, and emergency maintenance across Twin Cities Salvation Army facilities.
Troubleshoot, inspect, repair, and support HVAC (including boilers and controls), electrical, plumbing, carpentry, vehicles, grounds, and other building systems while completing assigned work orders.
Evaluate facility needs, develop project recommendations, coordinate repairs and improvements, oversee contractors and vendors, monitor project progress, and communicate with site leadership and the Divisional Property Manager.
Maintain preventative maintenance programs, inspect and monitor building systems, maintain required records and boiler logs, and support licensing, inspections, and equipment lifecycle planning.
Provide technical guidance, training, and functional oversight to site maintenance staff.
Assist with complex troubleshooting, promote safe work practices, and support consistent maintenance standards throughout the Division.
Promote safe facility operations by identifying hazards, supporting compliance with applicable codes, OSHA requirements, and organizational policies, and recommending improvements that protect Salvation Army facilities and occupants.
Support the Divisional Property Manager through facility assessments, technical recommendations, project planning, contractor coordination, and other property management initiatives.