• Regular safety inspections are conducted to identify and address potential hazards, including seasonal weather impacts like ice, snow, or storm debris.
• Emergency systems (e.g., fire alarms, sprinklers, lighting, and evacuation routes) are tested and maintained to ensure full functionality at all times.
• Outdoor pathways and entry points are kept clear, salted, and safe during inclement weather.

• Work orders and maintenance logs are managed efficiently using scheduling software or tracking systems.
• Quick response protocols are in place for urgent repairs or facility-related incidents.
• Coordination with faculty and staff ensures maintenance activities do not interfere with classes or events.

• Renovation and restoration work honors the historical character of the buildings while incorporating necessary modern upgrades.
• Appropriate materials and methods are used for repairs to maintain structural and visual authenticity.
• Collaboration with preservation experts or local authorities ensures compliance with preservation standards.

• Project scopes are clearly defined and budgets closely monitored from start to finish.
• Contractors and vendors are selected for quality, reliability, and cost-efficiency.
• Stakeholders are kept informed with regular updates on progress, timelines, and changes.

• Regular audits and inspections are conducted to ensure all systems meet legal and safety requirements.
• Staff are trained and certified in areas such as OSHA regulations, chemical handling, and equipment safety.
• Accurate records of compliance activities are maintained and readily available for review.

• Classrooms, studios, and common areas are clean, well-lit, and appropriately furnished.
• Outdoor spaces are landscaped, maintained, and available for relaxation or events.
• Seasonal decor and thoughtful facility touches help foster a sense of campus pride and belonging.

• Team members receive ongoing training, performance feedback, and professional development opportunities.
• Schedules and responsibilities are clearly communicated, with appropriate coverage for all shifts and weather conditions.
• Team morale is supported through recognition, effective leadership, and a culture of accountability.

• Oversee and perform preventative maintenance for all campus buildings, grounds, and infrastructure, including seasonal upkeep.
• Respond to and resolve weather-related issues such as snow removal, ice treatment, wind damage, water leaks, and flooding to ensure safety and accessibility.
• Monitor and manage heating and cooling systems, including steam boiler operation and chemical levels, with seasonal adjustments.
• Conduct routine inspections to identify and repair leaks, damaged plumbing fixtures, flooring, blinds, walls, appliances, and furniture.
• Manage and maintain an inventory of tools, supplies, and room contents; coordinate supply deliveries and vendor access.
• Plan and execute construction and renovation projects, ensuring compliance with local building codes and environmental regulations.
• Oversee, train, and coordinate the janitorial and maintenance teams, ensuring timely execution of repairs and maintaining high standards of cleanliness and facility upkeep across campus.
• Address emergency maintenance needs that may arise due to storms, freezing temperatures, hail, or heavy rainfall.
• Repair and install locks, rekey rooms, and change tumblers to maintain campus security.
• Fit and repair pipes, as well as maintain plumbing systems across campus.
• Use a variety of hand and power tools, testing devices (e.g., ammeters, test lamps), and construction equipment safely and effectively.
• Plan layout and install electrical wiring, equipment, or fixtures based on job specifications and current codes.
• Maintain detailed records of maintenance schedules, work orders, and inspections.
• Coordinate snow plowing, sidewalk salting, and removal of debris following storms or high winds.
• Ensure all outdoor walkways, emergency exits, and building entrances remain clear and safe during inclement weather.

• Must have a valid stationary engineering license (SEL). 
• SEL + 7 years relevant experience
• Experience managing historic buildings or campuses preferred. 
• Familiarity with the needs of art and design institutions or creative workspaces.
• Certification in facilities management, HVAC, plumbing, or electrical systems.
• OSHA certification or similar safety training preferred.
• Proven experience in facilities management, maintenance supervision, or related field.
• Knowledge of general maintenance techniques, cleaning practices, and facility upkeep.
• Familiarity with boiler operation and maintenance, plumbing systems, electrical wiring, and HVAC.
• Working knowledge of building codes and safety regulations.
• Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities and teams.
• Excellent communication skills and the ability to collaborate with various departments.
• Ability to interpret blueprints and technical diagrams.
• Hands-on experience using testing and measurement equipment.
• Valid driver’s license.

• The noise level in the work environment can be loud enough that personal protective equipment should be worn. Some exposure to temperature extremes. Can be wet and/or humid. Possible mechanical, chemical, and electrical hazards,
• Requires significant lifting, carrying, pushing pulling; frequent stationary position, stooping, kneeling, and crouching; physical mobility and stamina for activities that may be strenuous; and the ability to perform under some temperature extremes.
• Must occasionally lift and/or move up to 70-100 pounds.

Compensation details: 80000-100000

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