One Man Plant

ABM Industries•Los Angeles, CA

About The Position

The One-Man Plant is responsible for all aspects of facility management services and operations and serves as ABM’s primary point of contact for day-to-day operations. The role promotes safety and reliability in the facility management environment and drives continual operational improvement by encouraging team learning and development. The position oversees critical infrastructure, operating procedures, emergency response, change management, maintenance documentation, budgets, assets, customer relationships, staffing, access control, power and cooling capacity, service-level compliance, training, subcontractors, and preventive maintenance contract scopes. Pay is listed at $50–$53 per hour, with a specific offer depending on experience, skills, abilities, geographic location, and market alignment. ABM states that it offers a comprehensive benefits package; details are available through its Annual Benefits-Frontline information.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering or a related technical field, or five years of equivalent experience.
Five years of team management experience.

Nice To Haves

Entry-level engineers with a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering or a related field and no work experience are preferred.
Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering or a related technical field with three years of work experience is preferred.
Without a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering or a related technical field, seven years of experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

Oversee all aspects of the facility’s critical physical infrastructure.
Oversee the development and accuracy of site-level operating procedures and other documentation.
Supervise and escalate ABM’s response to after-hours emergencies at assigned facilities as needed.
Manage the Change Management Program.
Manage the MOP, SOP, and EOP Program.
Audit CMMS databases for accuracy and completeness; produce reports as requested by the customer; and control system access and user credentials.
Manage the operations budget and expenditures of assigned contracts effectively and efficiently.
Manage physical assets related to the operation and maintenance of critical and non-critical infrastructure equipment and systems.
Resolve electrical, mechanical, and fire protection system issues while minimizing risk and business impact, and communicate issues to management and customers in a timely manner.
Manage the customer relationship and act as the single point of contact for facility-related issues, including schedules, new business, projects, budgets, expansion, and staffing.
Set, review, and approve employee work and PTO schedules; audit and process employee time and payroll.
Manage facility access and ensure access control lists are maintained and reviewed regularly.
Make space and power recommendations to the customer and manage power and cooling capacity and environmental conditions.
Ensure compliance with customer SLA parameters and change-control activities; review and approve system changes that could affect customer operations, including set-points, thresholds, and alarm points.
Ensure ABM training expectations are met and audit the process monthly.
Identify, vet, and approve subcontractors performing work onsite.
Develop preventive maintenance contract scopes of work and ensure contract terms are fulfilled.