Building Operations Manager

Description:

The successful candidate will be responsible for managing and coordinating operations as it relates to preventative maintenance and ensures properly maintained buildings and systems that provide effective work environments for SGI. In this role you will support the development and implementation of a life cycle management program, lead preventative maintenance and inspection programs and manage daily operation of core building elements. You will provide leadership to a diverse team which may include multiple locations. Lead and support projects and related project management responsibilities that pertain to operations and infrastructure. Manage relationships with internal stakeholders such as Facilities Management (FM) and SGI business areas, and external stakeholders such as vendors, contractors, consultants and service providers.

Key Accountabilities

Team Leadership

• Provides coordination, direction, delegation and oversight of team duties and assignments.

• Ensures quality of work delivered, including reviewing, monitoring and approving work as required.

• Provides technical guidance, direction and decision making for the team.

• Participates as a member of the division’s leadership team in management meetings and leadership initiatives within the division.

• Builds a high performing workforce by actively leading human resource activities.

• Ensures development of divisional succession plans.

• Builds a culture of leadership and accountability to effectively deliver on strategic and corporate strategies, ensuring integration with employee performance development and career development plans.

• Drives performance through team members and is committed to leadership development across the company, supporting employees and workforce readiness through mentoring, training and developmental opportunities.

Building Infrastructure Operations & Maintenance

• Responsible for coordinating and overseeing the maintenance, service and operation of the following core building elements to ensure efficiency, reliability, safety, security, and compliance:

  • Buildings – structures with a foundation, roof, and walls standing permanently.

  • Building systems – complete, physical facility including electrical, HVAC, plumbing transport, and other specialized systems that, once installed, tend to be permanent features of the building.

  • Infrastructure - structure, systems, and envelope that form the core building to which architectural features, interior elements, and furniture, fixtures and equipment are added.

  • Grounds - Exterior elements not usually classified as facility structures.