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About The Position

Magee - Women's Hospital of UPMC is hiring a full-time Senior Manager - Facilities Engineering and Maintenance for a daylight-shift position. The role administers and directs Facilities Engineering and Maintenance (FEM) for hospital buildings, grounds, and equipment, including incoming utilities and their distribution to electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems. The position oversees day-to-day departmental operations, staff development, long-term strategic planning, and life-cycle assessments to proactively address critical equipment and systems. It also maintains physical-environment regulatory compliance across hospitals and associated sites and represents Facilities as the owner at project meetings and construction sites, coordinating trade groups and subcontractors with Corporate Construction. The Senior Manager is directly responsible for hospital and facilities FEM, including preventive maintenance, powerhouse operations, grounds maintenance, facility repairs, in-house maintenance staff, renovations, and facilities-related information systems. The position develops an organizational structure and departmental objectives, prepares and controls budgets, manages costs, and supports economic and efficient operations in line with hospital missions and goals. It coordinates with other departments, external agencies, vendors, and project teams, and responds to customer complaints. The position may also perform or direct safety programs and required physical-environment safety tasks. The role requires an associate’s degree in a relevant field or building trade, or completion of an accredited apprentice program, plus six years of maintenance or trade experience and two years of direct maintenance management or trade-lead experience. Alternatively, a high school diploma or equivalent with eight years of maintenance or trade experience and three years of direct maintenance management or trade-lead experience is accepted. A bachelor’s degree and healthcare management experience are preferred. A driver’s license is required; ASHE CHFM certification or similar is preferred. UPMC describes excellent benefits, a pleasant work environment, and a friendly team.

Requirements

  • Associate’s degree in Engineering, Business Administration, Architecture, a related field, or a building trade, or completion of an accredited apprentice program; alternatively, a high school diploma or equivalent with the experience specified for that pathway.
  • Six years of experience in a maintenance or trade field for the associate’s degree/apprentice pathway, or eight years for the high school diploma pathway.
  • Two years of direct maintenance management experience or two years as a trade lead with mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems experience for the associate’s degree/apprentice pathway; alternatively, three years of either type of experience for the high school diploma pathway.
  • Driver’s license.
  • Ability to develop and monitor FEM budgets.
  • Leadership, collaboration, communication, and teamwork skills.
  • Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, and Project.
  • Ability to operate computerized building management systems, including building automation and Computer Maintenance Management System (CMMS) systems.
  • Ability to read blueprints and specifications and visualize installations.
  • Ability to analyze, organize, and delegate work assignments.
  • Ability to assume overall responsibility for engineering and maintenance of hospital utility services, buildings, and grounds.
  • Ability to receive, comprehend, and conduct instructions; work safely with equipment, supplies, and materials; meet attendance requirements; and comply with personnel policies.

Nice To Haves

  • Bachelor’s degree in engineering or a related field.
  • Knowledge of Facilities Engineering and Maintenance and healthcare equipment.
  • Healthcare management experience.
  • ASHE CHFM certification or similar.
  • Military experience may be considered for applicable requirement components.

Responsibilities

  • Assist in determining departmental objectives and functions; determine the department’s organization, employee complement, and budget subject to approval.
  • Enforce safety rules, report hazards and unsafe conditions, ensure accidents are reported and investigated, and take or recommend corrective action.
  • Develop and maintain processes for exchanging hazard information with contractors and documenting the exchange.
  • Recommend or initiate short- and long-range programs and approve or recommend orders for space, materials, equipment, and services.
  • Maintain the Statement of Conditions and ensure it is up to date in accordance with policy.
  • Coordinate departmental activities with other hospital departments and outside agencies and promote effective working relationships.
  • Direct maintenance of hospital buildings, grounds, equipment, HVAC systems, utility distribution lines, and sanitation systems.
  • Manage the hospital-wide preventive maintenance program, powerhouse operations, grounds maintenance, facility repairs, in-house maintenance staff, renovations, and facility improvements.
  • Manage Facilities, Engineering and Maintenance information systems, including maintenance and preventive maintenance systems, building automation, material management, and financial systems.
  • Develop and maintain an organizational structure suited to departmental objectives and promote cost-contained, efficient operations.
  • Prepare departmental budget estimates, control costs, estimate needs, review specifications, interview sales representatives, and select suitable equipment and supplies.
  • Conduct or direct safety programs to detect, minimize, and control fire and other hazards, and perform required physical-environment safety tasks.
  • Represent Facilities at capital construction meetings, including pre-construction, design development, equipment selection, and MEP page-turns; attend Owner/Architect/Contractor meetings as needed.
  • Collaborate with hospital departments such as Security, EVS, Supply Chain, and Biomed, as well as Corporate Construction and project teams.
  • Investigate and respond to customer complaints in a timely manner.
  • Track projects through the CMS Work Order System and code them appropriately for labor reimbursement when applicable.
  • Schedule inspections, testing, preventive maintenance, and repairs with outside vendors.
  • Manage daily facility operations by delegating, communicating, and completing maintenance work orders.
  • Maintain required FEM reports and coordinate with the UPMC logistic and operation center regarding asset downtime.
  • Conduct physical-environment compliance surveys and document them using the CMMS system.
  • Participate in commissioning MEP systems on capital projects.
  • Discuss employee problems and concerns and assist with resolution, collaborating with HR as appropriate.
  • Train, develop, and mentor facilities teams and staff members, independently or in partnership with the Director.

Benefits

  • Excellent benefits
  • Pleasant work environment
  • Friendly team

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