Maintenance Engineering Manager

Franciscan Alliance•Crown Point, IN

10d•Onsite

About The Position

The Manager of Engineering provides maintenance, regulatory compliance, and systems management services for hospital facilities under the direction of the Director of Engineering. The role assesses, troubleshoots, and procures facility maintenance and compliance needs involving design, life-cycle planning, repair, replacement, or new installation. Duties must comply with applicable regulatory standards and policies. The manager supervises personnel and work processes to complete facility operational functions and help provide a comfortable, safe hospital environment. The position is scheduled Monday through Friday during the day, with on-call work as needed, and requires travel up to 20%.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Business Management, Engineering, or a related field; 10 years of relevant experience may substitute for the degree.
At least 5 years of relevant engineering, hospital maintenance, or construction experience.

Nice To Haves

At least 10 years of hospital maintenance or construction experience.
Trade license.
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt.
Certified Healthcare Facility Manager (CHFM).
Project Management Professional (PMP).

Responsibilities

Develop, implement, and manage policies and budgets, controlling costs and aligning expenses with budgets.
Maintain documentation for facility equipment, systems, and components.
Maintain the hospital computerized maintenance management system, including work orders, preventive maintenance orders, and equipment history.
Maintain appropriate inventory levels of facility replacement equipment and components.
Make decisions for direct reports and conduct people-management activities, including performance evaluations, disciplinary actions, staff planning, and interviews.
Manage contracts for facility equipment, systems, and components maintained by contractors or vendors.
Oversee facility safety and regulatory requirements and ensure quality and compliance standards are met.
Manage facility systems and operations, including preventive maintenance development, repairs and maintenance, safety, risk, scheduling, quality control, budgeting, procurement, facility and system assessments, and life-cycle planning.
Provide funding requests for operational and capital facility needs in alignment with submitted budgets.
Provide quality control for maintenance, new installations, and replacements of facility equipment, systems, and components performed by others.
Supervise direct reports and manage performance through ongoing coaching, feedback, and development to motivate, engage, and build a high-performing team.