Maintenance Supervisor

The Facilities Maintenance Manager is responsible to the Assistant Vice President for Facilities for all local maintenance activities to include; direct supervision and scheduling of the maintenance technicians; develop, monitor, and control (including approval of each expenditure) all maintenance department budgets; the creation of all BCCC and DGS maintenance project requests including Project Justification and Scope of Work; provide oversight and coordination for all DGS Capital and Critical maintenance projects; coordinate all maintenance activities and contracts with management, at all levels, as necessary; meet regularly with the Assistant Vice President of Facilities to provide updates and gather feedback on the maintenance department performance; implement, monitor, prioritize, and track all Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) activities using School Dude; organize and track requisitions and contracts; develops processes and procedures for maintenance tasks using a general fundamental knowledge of all facilities trades; work to increase renewables and improve energy savings whenever and wherever possible; participate in the interviewing and hiring of maintenance staff, and develop training programs for the maintenance staff. Also, the Maintenance Manager must be the originator of all maintenance service contracts, emergency service contracts and small procurement contracts with approval from the Assistant Vice President for Facilities. Candidate must demonstrate eight (8) years of experience in supervising a team of five (5) or more maintenance technicians using a CMMS database to prioritize work orders. Candidate must have eight (8) years of experience in facility maintenance including operation of heavy equipment and performing general or specialized preventative and corrective maintenance. Candidate must possess the basic principles and methods of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, energy, hazardous materials, and other construction trades as applied to maintenance of large facilities and campuses including centralized infrastructure systems. Candidate must maintain a valid motor vehicle operator’s license. Master or Journeyman license in any trade. Associates degree. Experience may substitute for education on a year for year basis. Candidate is preferred to be a Certified Facility Manager (CFM). Candidate is preferred to have an Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) safety training certification. Candidate is preferred to hold a PMP certification (Project Management Professional). #J-18808-Ljbffr Baltimore City Community College