Director, Facility Operations

Job Description

Job Description

Director, Facility Operations
Chillicothe, Ohio
Full Time

The Director of Facility Operations is responsible for the oversight of existing facilities and infrastructure including preventative maintenance, capital renewal, and capital improvement projects. This position is accountable for the development of strategic and operational goals specific to the department. This position provides overall life-cycle project management with responsibility to provide expertise, coordination, direction, and oversight on multiple projects simultaneously. Ensures compliance with The Joint Commission (TJC), NFPA/NEC, OSHA, Life Safety Code, and other regulatory agency requirements, as well as following our System policies. Decisions are made independently or in collaboration with others. This position has no direct patient care. Accesses confidential, organizational information and health system funds.

Minimum Qualifications:
Required Educational Degree: Bachelor's degree, Certified Healthcare Facility Manager or equivalent work experience.
Major/Area of Concentration: Business Administration. Working knowledge of OHSA requirements, CMS/TJC requirements, State of Ohio fire code, and EPA regulations required.
Required Certifications, Credentials and Licenses: De-escalation training within 6 months.
Required Experience: 5-7 years Management experience in a Facility Operations

Job Specific Essential Functions

• Development of capital improvement plans that address infrastructure and physical plant needs.

• Recommend facility improvements, including construction or renovation of existing structures.
• Create and maintain building infrastructure inventory and forecasting of equipment life cycles.

• Direct operations and preventative maintenance programs in order to maintain buildings and equipment, manage energy conservation, and mechanical and electrical systems.

• Provide quality assurance of preventative maintenance and corrective work orders.
• Plan and direct respective contractual agreements for preventative maintenance vendors.

• Liaisons with and coordinates the activities of outside contractors (architects, engineers, material/equipment suppliers, etc.) and internal departments to ensure safe and efficient

• operations.

• Oversee grounds/building maintenance, work orders, and other projects to ensure that all our locations are properly supported. This includes regular walk-throughs of clinical and support spaces.
• Develop, implement, and interpret departmental policies and procedures in alignment with accreditation and regulatory standards.
• Up-to-date knowledge and awareness of Joint Commission (TJC) mandated documentation to help ensure that all federal and state accreditation standards are met. Participate in

• accreditation/regulatory audits, inspections and surveys.

• With site Facility managers, coordinate planned interruptions and plant services with affected administrators and departments.
• Accountable for the effective allocation of financial resources, including long-term financial planning, optimizing expenditures, and reporting on financial performance to meet

• organizational objectives. Support department and site leaders, in developing and managing facility budgets, controlling operational costs, executing capital projects, negotiating vendor contracts, and ensuring compliance with financial regulations and lease agreements.

• Analyze data from various data sources (such as water system compliance testing, maintenance and repair work orders, and other appropriate databases) to determine trends, identify issues, and recommend any needed changes to system operations or systems.
• Support and at times oversee services/needs that support building operations and assets such as valet services, fleet management, space/moves and interiors as well as the oversight of the

• Carlisle building operations.

• Serves as Subject Matter Expert for Facility Operations across the system including support and guidance for the Critical Access Hospital Facilities and regional locations.

Recruiter Submission Template –

Full Name:
Highest Education (Bachelor's Degree or Higher – Institution, Major & Graduation Year):
Professional Certifications (CHFM, CHC, FASHE, PE, OSHA, Other – Include Expiration Dates):
Total Years of Healthcare Facility Operations Experience:
Total Years of Healthcare Facility Management Leadership Experience:
Total Years Managing Capital Improvement & Construction Projects:
Current Facility/Hospital Size (Beds and Number of Buildings Managed):
Annual Operating Budget Managed:
Annual Capital Budget Managed:
Do you have a minimum of 5–7 years of Healthcare Facility Operations Management experience? (Yes/No – Details):
Do you have experience managing hospital facility operations, building infrastructure, utilities, and preventive maintenance programs? (Yes/No – Details):
Do you have experience developing and managing Capital Improvement Plans, Capital Renewal Projects, and Facility Infrastructure Projects? (Yes/No – Details):
Do you have experience supervising grounds maintenance, fleet management, space planning, moves, and building operations? (Yes/No – Details):
Do you possess a Certified Healthcare Facility Manager (CHFM) certification or equivalent? (Yes/No – Details):
Are you willing to complete De-escalation Training within six (6) months of hire? (Yes/No):
Please describe the largest healthcare facility or health system you have managed, including the size, scope of responsibility, capital projects completed, budget managed, and leadership responsibilities:
Motivation / Reason for Relocation (if not local):
Motivation / Reason for Interest in this Position:
Contact Number:
Email ID:
LinkedIn Profile URL:
Full Address (Street, City, State, ZIP Code):
Notice Period / Earliest Available Start Date:
Current Work Authorization Status:
Expected Salary:
Are you able to relocate on your own expenses and work onsite in Chillicothe, Ohio? (Yes/No):