Job Description:

We are looking for an experienced Maintenance & Facilities Manager to join the team at a fast-growing manufacturing company in Chicago, ILLocation: Chicago, ILSalary: $120 000 - $160 000 +15% bonus (DOE)Summary of the Position:The MaintenanceFacilities Manager reports to the Director of Maintenance & Engineering and is responsible for managing and assisting in the completion of the day-to-day activities involving the maintenance of the buildingfacility, equipment and machinery to include HVAC, plumbing, electrical systems and productionmanufacturing equipment, grounds keeping, security and safety. Oversees the coordination of building space allocation and layout, and facility expansion. Supervises and coordinates the work of the maintenance mechanics. Also responsible for overseeing Environmental Services team and the day-to-day activities pertaining to the facilities, to include housekeeping, grounds keeping, overall facility appearance and general facility maintenance and safety.Roles and Responsibilities:Performs maintenance management by supervising maintenance personnel and establishing priorities in maintenance schedules.Maintains manufacturing assets and facility, parts inventory, monitoring purchase orders, and invoice approvalsManages maintenance personnel by setting direction and prioritiesPerforms Performance Evaluations on direct reports at least twice a yearProvides training and continuous development on all maintenance personnel.Arranges for and manages appropriate third-party contractor support for services associated with the mechanical operations of production equipment and facilitiesPlans, budgets, and schedules facility modifications, including cost estimates, and inspects construction and installation progressVerifies Performance Evaluations are being performed on technical work force by hisher direct reportDrives the Maintenance and Reliability initiative focused on Preventive & Predictive Maintenance, not reactiveDeveloping and maintaining quality standardsDevelop associate and supervisor skills by conducting training meetings; one on one development sessions; outside technical skills training; and establishing and monitoring performance reviews for supervisor and leads.Maintaining and monitoring line efficiencies; monitoring labor cost; and other expensesMust be able to work a flexible schedule as needs to support a 24-hr. operation.Develops and maintains preventive maintenance schedule programs for applicable equipment and machineryOversees the cleaning and general maintenance of the FacilitySupervises andor performs assigned preventive maintenance tasks for production equipment and facilities operationsPerforms internal audits and evaluates the organization's procedures, facilities and equipment to identify unsafe conditions for improvement.Works in conjunction with the Safety Manager and the HR department to lead incident investigations; identifying root cause and developsmonitors action plans to prevent recurrenceParticipates in the training of employees on safety policies, procedures, and regulations, ensuring compliance with all applicable federal and state regulations for health and safety.Enforces sound safety and housekeeping practices in accordance to sites policies and applicable lawsPrepares budgets and secures estimates and cost quotes as needed. Operates within the budget regarding the expenses for environmental services supplies and facilities related services.Perform other duties as may be required in meeting company objectivesRegular attendance is requiredCommunicate effectively with other department within the organization and function within a team environmentMinimum Requirements:A working knowledge from a food or regulated environment desired.Strong mechanical aptitude, and a working knowledge of electrical, and mechanical systems required.Excellent trouble shooting and diagnostic skills, with the ability to define problems and resolve them quickly a must.Five years of maintenance management in a production environment.Familiarity with local building codes and OSHA regulations.Good interpersonal skills required along with the ability to interact with all staff levels. Requires a, trade school degree, with a minimum of 5 years of progressive hands-on mechanicalfacilities experience.Formal training in the Industrial Maintenance, Electrical, or Automation is preferred.