SFDK Facilities Maintenance & Life Support Manager - $100,000 - $150,000

The Maintenance Division is currently seeking a qualified person to manage all activities related to facilities maintenance, including paint, carpentry, sign/art, landscape, pest control, life support, dive operations, and water quality. Key Duties and Responsibilities Oversee and coordinate, with the Maintenance Director, the broad array of facility‑related maintenance including fiber glass, plumbing, carpentry, painting, masonry, A/C shop, facilities electrical, and wooden coaster structures, as well as having a role in new ride installations. Oversee and coordinate, with the Maintenance Director, the overall safe and efficient operation of the Life Support department. Serve as a member of the Animal Welfare Committee to review research requests and park compliance with legislation. Serve as Chairman of the Dive Control Board; work with the DSO to ensure safe dive operations. Interface with regulatory agencies and accrediting organizations and maintain all standards accordingly. Be responsible for asset maintenance, repair, and maintenance budget, estimates, tracking, and timely execution with cost reduction in mind, in coordination with the Maintenance Director. Ensure all projects are completed safely and on time so as not to affect the Guest Experience or Team Member experience. Oversee the work order process: prioritize work order requests, distribute to appropriate team members, schedule work orders, place vendor bids for materials, select vendors, and prepare requisitions; estimate job costs for input into the budget database. Perform daily site inspections of ongoing work and review of upcoming work; check theme park areas frequently for needed repairs and maintenance. Provide a work environment that demonstrates leadership, cooperation, policy enforcement, safety, communication, and motivation. Maintain regular dialogue with the Director of Maintenance and Rides Maintenance Manager. Maintain CAL OSHA Safety Standards and other policies and procedures of the Park and Company. Review all proposed capital and asset maintenance list items to ensure that all local, state and federal building code requirements are factored into the final cost of each project. Skills and Qualifications At least five years of facility maintenance or related experience. At least five years of supervisory or project management experience. Working knowledge of CAL OSHA, EPA, and other regulatory agencies’ rules and regulations. Good organization skills and ability to handle multiple tasks and priorities simultaneously; excellent written and oral communication, math, and interpersonal skills. Strong leadership and motivational skills. Ability to access all areas of the park; ability to lift and carry up to 50 lbs.; capability of bending, squatting and kneeling. Thorough working knowledge of the operation of hand and power tools, art equipment, paint sprayers, lawn and garden equipment, and heavy equipment. Experience with Microsoft Office, Mobaro, and/or Maximo maintenance management system preferred. High school diploma or its equivalent. Valid driver’s license and a clear driving record. Flexible scheduling including nights, weekends and holidays. #J-18808-Ljbffr