Manage and direct the activities of facilities operations, maintenance and asset planning, safety and security and related campus services to support the school’s programs and mission.
Responsibilities
Oversee the management, operation, and maintenance of school facilities, including buildings, grounds, and utilities.
Develop and implement facility management plans and schedules.
Ensure the school's infrastructure is compliant with local regulations and safety standards.
Lead, supervise, and motivate facility staff of 4-5, including maintenance personnel and custodial teams.
Prepare and manage the facilities department budget, including expenditures, capital projects, and preventive maintenance programs.
Develop and manage maintenance programs, coordinate maintenance activities and compliance, implement scheduling systems and documentation, monitor performance and analyze data, provide operational reporting and support improvements.
Compensation
Salary: in the region of £32,00 plus Veolia benefits
Responsibilities
Develop and manage maintenance programs - Create and plan maintenance schedules in accordance with regulations, safety considerations, and standard operating procedures across the diverse portfolio of customer and Veolia assets.
Coordinate maintenance activities and compliance - Ensure full compliance with maintenance and calibration intervals across regions, coordinate contracts aligned with PM schedules, and manage the scheduling of preventive and corrective maintenance tasks.
Implement scheduling systems and documentation - Develop and implement systems for scheduling and documenting the performance of preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance, soft parts change out, and calibration tasks.
Monitor performance and analyze data - Introduce and monitor standard completion times for maintenance tasks, support trend analysis of performance data, and evaluate the effectiveness of maintenance activities and their associated systems.
Provide operational reporting and support improvements - Deliver routine and ad-hoc operational performance reports to the Operations Management team, and actively contribute to continuous improvement initiatives.
Salute is seeking an experienced and detail-driven Planner & Scheduler / CMMS Subject Matter Expert to serve as the dedicated maintenance planning and CMMS resource for a mission-critical data center facilities management account.
Compensation
The base salary range for this role is $46-$58 per hour. This range reflects a good‑faith estimate of what we reasonably expect to pay upon hire, based on factors such as skills, experience, education, and market/location.
Responsibilities
Facilitate the build of the annual 52-week maintenance schedule and manage it throughout the year
Balance the schedule against workable man-hours to prevent over-scheduling and protect capacity for corrective work
Seasonally balance the schedule, accounting for budget-restricted months, high-PTO months, and known customer moratoriums and lockdowns
Manage and document approved rescheduling, ensuring changes are authorized and reflected in the CMMS and the 52-week plan
Review the maintenance schedule before the upcoming month and lock in maintenance with the site SME and customer engineers
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent
Associate's or Bachelor's degree in a technical, engineering, or business field preferred
Nice to have: Certified Planner or Scheduler (CMRP, CMRT, IAM, or equivalent)
Nice to have: data center operations experience
Nice to have: critical environment facilities management experience
Summary Pay Range Principal-Level (Level 5): $146,200 – $197,800
Responsibilities
Lead and integrate product support planning and execution across multiple ILS and product support elements for the T-7 program
Influence sustainment strategy and product support decisions in collaboration with the USAF customer, Boeing program leadership, engineering, supply chain, suppliers, and other stakeholders
Assess supportability requirements and develop integrated solutions spanning maintenance planning, support equipment, technical publications, provisioning, training, facilities, PHS&T, reliability and maintainability, and related sustainment elements
Serve as a subject matter expert on USAF maintenance concepts and broader product support architecture to shape executable and sustainable support solutions
Translate customer and program needs into coordinated product support actions, deliverables, and milestones
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in engineering
Bachelor's degree in project management
Bachelor's degree in technical communication
Bachelor's degree in a related field
Nice to have: In-depth knowledge of military and/or commercial operations and maintenance technical publications
Skills
Facilities Manager
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Senior facilities operation leader for The LaSells Stewart Center, overseeing building operations, maintenance, safety, compliance, asset management, and operational readiness.
Compensation
$80,000 - $90,000
Responsibilities
Lead facility operations and building management for a premier conference and event venue.
Supervise and develop professional staff members and support the dedicated student workforce.
Oversee maintenance, repairs, and facility improvement projects.
Ensure compliance with safety, risk management, and regulatory requirements.
Coordinate with university partners, contractors, and vendors to maintain operational excellence.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Facilities Management, Operations Management, Hospitality Management, Construction Management, Higher Education Administration, or related field; or equivalent combinations of education and experience.
Nice to have: experience managing facilities within higher education
Oversee day‑to‑day operations and maintenance of facilities, ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient service delivery across all building systems and contracted services.
Responsibilities
Lead safe, secure and effective site operations across all contracted services
Manage preventive, corrective, breakdown, minor, cyclical, improvement and DLP works
Coordinate MSF‑appointed contractors, specialists and service providers
Verify completed work and reports
Operate emergency call‑out and escalation arrangements
Requirements
Degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Facilities Management, or related discipline)