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Gather and analyze operations and financial data regarding full facets of Facilities operations across the City. Work closely with all City departments, develop annual city wide facilities management budget.
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Coordinates evaluation and repair activities associated with the hurricane preparedness plan for the Facilities and Construction department. Perform all responsibilities of the Facilities and Construction Hurricane Preparedness Plan related to the exterior grounds.
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REQUIREMENTS: EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: Graduation from an accredited college or university with a Bachelor's degree in Building Construction, Architecture, Facilities Management, Mechanical Engineering, Structural Engineering, or a closely related field PLUS four (4) years of professional experience relating to the degree field.
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Job Summary: Our Ideal Candidate Would Be: Mechanical Superintendent with strong HVAC/Piping for industrial projects, manufacturing facilities. This job is for Aerospace companies that build out manufacturing facilities.
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Responsible for managing day-to-day operations of the property and its facilities, including but not limited to snow removal, landscaping, trash removal, contracted cleaning services, contracted security services, contracted transportation services, physical plant, and systems.
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Provide leadership for the SAS Facilities portfolio in terms of both Tactical and Strategic Management as one accountable leader to coordinate w/ other responsible parties across SAS and CHQ Shared Services (Business stakeholders, Facilities, Space Planning and GRE.
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Trouble shoot industrial type Plant mechanical Systems: Chillers, Air Handlers, Air Distribution, Controls, VFDs, Pumps, Exhaust Fans etc.
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This position may be filled as either a Level 2 or Level 3 Facilities Engineer. Level 2 or Level 3 Facilities Engineer. Bachelor's Degree in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) or Architecture/Construction with 2 years experience of project management, construction management, or related facilities experience.
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Facilities Specialist ELLIS ROAD (18993) Job Description Description:McDonald's Works for Me. I’m going places. Facilities Specialist ELLIS ROAD (18993) Job Description Description:McDonald's Works for Me. I’m going places.
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Manage maintenance of facility and grounds of the MLB/SUA MRO facilities and buildings. Do you have a minimum of five (5) years of hands-on experience in Facilities Management, three (3) years of experience in departmental budgeting and employee management, are experienced in commercial HVAC, plumbing and electrical, skilled in using hand and power tools and follow safety practices and recognize hazards.
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