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Facilities Superintendent
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A Maintenance Superintendent oversees maintenance of a residential or commercial building, manages maintenance staff and directs maintenance tasks.
$85,782 / year median in Texas
+12% projected growth
Job Description
The purpose of the position is to supervise citywide facility maintenance operations and to coordinate and oversee facilities-related administrative functions. This is accomplished by scheduling and managing staff; developing cleaning standards; developing priorities and quality control programs; implementing maintenance requests and preventative programs; coordinating contracts, vendors, and the bidding process; investigating complaints and requests; and recommending budget expenditures. Other duties may include completing special projects and activities. Specific Duties and Responsibilities Manages the activities of the Facilities Maintenance and Custodial staff by assigning tasks; establishing standards; training staff on equipment and chemical applications; adhering to safety methods; implementing a quality control program; and hiring and evaluating performance; Coordinates and provides project management for repair projects; Develops and implements a facilities maintenance program by assessing the condition of all facilities; developing long-range replacement plans; reviews work orders, reviews maintenance request status; prioritizes projects; coordinating materials; and scheduling inspections; Ensures the completion of a variety of construction and building maintenance projects by coordinating the bidding process; reviewing proposals; managing vendors and contracts; and supervising work; Develops and administers budgets by reviewing and approving expenditures; recommending annual expenditures; coordinating equipment, material, and supply purchases; and maintaining all warranties; and Performs other assigned duties. Qualifications Bachelor's degree in public administration, Facility Management and Maintenance, Construction, or related field; Five (5) years of related work experience; Master Electrician or HVAC License preferred; Or equivalent training, education, and/or experience; and Valid Driver's License.