Facilities Manager

About the role

The Facilities Manager at SCI, located in Huntsville, AL, plays a crucial role in maintaining and managing company facilities. This position oversees the maintenance of all facility equipment and interfaces with external contractors for services.

Responsibilities

• Maintain building systems.
• Manage day-to-day building operations and maintenance staff.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for external contractors for services such as work plans, purchase requisitions, and invoicing.
• Develop and manage budgets for facility operations and maintenance.
• Assist in the development of operational procedures for fire alarm monitoring and building access control systems.
• Interact with production line management for new equipment construction and renovations within lab areas.
• Establish and maintain administrative privileges for the building's automated control system.
• Ensure the facility "help line" is established and functional, handling all requests efficiently.
• Assess sites and locations for potential relocation, and coordinate site tours for the current location.
• Select and develop people, planning, assigning, and monitoring individual objectives of unit members based on overall group objectives and priorities.
• Provide timely and useful feedback to staff members on their performance and development plans.
• Apply facilities operations knowledge and coaching skills to lead the team in establishing, maintaining, and enhancing a high-quality facility maintenance program.
• Participate in the group's work by overseeing and advising others, or by contributing directly to the development of more complex solutions.
• Show in-depth knowledge of facilities mechanical, electrical, HVAC, and emergency support systems.

Requirements

• Education: A degree in Facilities Management or a related field, or at least 12 years of facility maintenance experience.
• Experience: Minimum of 12 years of facility maintenance experience.
• Knowledge: Knowledge of environmental, health, and safety legislation and best practices is required.