The Assistant Supervisor provides work direction on a day-to-day basis to employees of one or more work units within Facilities Operations and assumes the duties of the Manager in his absence. The tasks being supervised typically involve troubleshooting and repair of infrastructure systems and equipment in a large healthcare facility through the use of corrective and preventive maintenance. The Assistant Supervisor will: Mentor and train employees assigned to the work unit. Plan work schedules, assign duties, and monitor the quality and timely completion of work. Redirect staff and other resources to effectively respond to emergency situations involving fire, flood, utility failure, structural damage, contamination, evacuation, entrapment, etc. Communicate with other work units to coordinate efforts, resolve problems, and expedite work. Assist employees with complex technical problems or with difficult costumer service issues. Purchase supplies and equipment necessary for the timely repair of building systems and equipment. Review the work order history and labor reports for completeness and accuracy. Coordinate maintenance and construction related shutdowns of utility systems. Promote and facilitate teamwork, high ethical standards, and process improvements that result in higher quality work, improved safety, customer service, and/or greater overall value.

Associate’s degree or 2 year vocational certificate/license with a minimum of 2 years demonstrated experience in supervising technical staff is preferred.  In lieu of the Associate's degree, a high school diploma and a minimum of 5 years of relevant experience required. Demonstrated experience maintaining all aspects of building infrastructure systems in a commercial facility including electrical, mechanical, plumbing, and/or HVAC-R is preferred.

Competency: Attends and participates in classes, seminars, workshops, and other continuing education as appropriate to maintain and enhance professional knowledge and/or job skills.
Job Knowledge: Must be able to operate, test, and maintain building systems and equipment including, but not limited to: Electrical distribution systems, compressed air, potable water, commercial ventilation, pumps, compressors, elevators, and doors. Must be able to use and interpret test equipment to diagnose issues in electrical, mechanical, fluid, and ventilation systems. Familiarity and understanding of applicable regulatory codes and standards are beneficial. (National Electric Code, Plumbing Code, NFPA requirements).
Additional considerations: Healthcare facilities experience is beneficial. Must be available to be on-call per department schedule. Willing to be available for Facilities Emergencies.A valid driver’s license and satisfactory motor vehicle record required.