Unit: Facilities Operations Admin
Duties & Responsibilities:
The Zone Superintendent supervises and manages the facilities stewardship program of a geographically distinct zone at the University. In addition, the Zone Superintendent organizes, leads, instructs, plans, schedules and directs a team of skilled and semi-skilled multi-craft trades; sets and communicates expectations related to the goals and objectives of the unit; provides constructive feedback and training to ensure that the necessary knowledge and skills are in place to accomplish goals; and manages performance utilizing University policies and guidelines including all recruiting, discipline, evaluations and employee work profiles.
The Zone Superintendent plays a critical role in planning and coordinating the work of multiple trades to ensure high quality work, and exceptional customer service with an eye toward optimizing efficiency and effectiveness of operations in the zone. Focusing on reinvestment and deferred maintenance program development, this role assists in the performance of strategic planning.
The Zone Superintendent is responsible for the repair and maintenance of building systems, including interior and exterior infrastructure. Maximizing availability and minimizing cost of operation while providing the customer with the greatest utility and the highest possible level of service. The role directs all work in the zone associated with preventative maintenance schedules to extend the life of the equipment and systems, maximize energy and resource conservation, and minimize emergency service calls.
This role provides direction to a trade’s team and is charged with establishing key performance indicators and metrics. The Zone Superintendent consistently develops, utilizes and completes reports/queries, to include workload management reports such as backlog/aging reports utilizing a computer maintenance management system.
Responsibilities include (but are not limited to):
Performance Management
Duties & Responsibilities:
The Zone Superintendent supervises and manages the facilities stewardship program of a geographically distinct zone at the University. In addition, the Zone Superintendent organizes, leads, instructs, plans, schedules and directs a team of skilled and semi-skilled multi-craft trades; sets and communicates expectations related to the goals and objectives of the unit; provides constructive feedback and training to ensure that the necessary knowledge and skills are in place to accomplish goals; and manages performance utilizing University policies and guidelines including all recruiting, discipline, evaluations and employee work profiles.
The Zone Superintendent plays a critical role in planning and coordinating the work of multiple trades to ensure high quality work, and exceptional customer service with an eye toward optimizing efficiency and effectiveness of operations in the zone. Focusing on reinvestment and deferred maintenance program development, this role assists in the performance of strategic planning.
The Zone Superintendent is responsible for the repair and maintenance of building systems, including interior and exterior infrastructure. Maximizing availability and minimizing cost of operation while providing the customer with the greatest utility and the highest possible level of service. The role directs all work in the zone associated with preventative maintenance schedules to extend the life of the equipment and systems, maximize energy and resource conservation, and minimize emergency service calls.
This role provides direction to a trade’s team and is charged with establishing key performance indicators and metrics. The Zone Superintendent consistently develops, utilizes and completes reports/queries, to include workload management reports such as backlog/aging reports utilizing a computer maintenance management system.
Responsibilities include (but are not limited to):
Performance Management
- Expectations are clear, well communicated, and relate to the goals and objectives of the department or unit