Senior Level Facilities Maintenance Manager Jobs
Senior level facilities maintenance manager jobs put experienced professionals in charge of facility-wide operations, capital improvement programs, and the maintenance teams that keep complex environments running. Most openings are on-site, concentrated in Energy, Hospitality & Tourism, and Healthcare & Medical Services, with employers like UPMC, Morningstar Living, and S&C Electric Company hiring at this level now.
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Purpose:
UPMC is seeking a dynamic and experienced facilities leader to provide leadership and oversight across four UPMC Trinity hospitals. The Director of Facilities Engineering and Maintenance (FEM) is a key leadership role responsible for advancing the safety, reliability, and performance of hospital facilities and infrastructure. We are seeking an accomplished facilities leader with strong technical expertise and experience managing engineering and maintenance operations within a complex hospital or healthcare environment. The Director provides strategic planning, organizational leadership, and operational oversight of maintenance and engineering functions while developing high-performing teams and supporting the critical infrastructure necessary for exceptional patient care.
Responsibilities:
- It is the Director’s responsibility to carry out the systems operating goals and objectives administering all programs within the System meeting standards set forth by The Joint Commission (TJC), federal codes, state codes and city codes.
- The Director shall establish and maintain departmental organization through the development of a sound organizational structure, policies, and procedures for operational standards, safety, training, energy management, information systems, working standards, etc.
- The Director is responsible for all personnel reporting to or through the designees. This is to include the development of proper and timely performance appraisals, the establishment of annual review and job descriptions, ethe establishment of a training and educational program including monthly in-services to meet TJC and departmental needs, as well as craft in-services on specific hospital equipment as required for the proper performance of all craftsmen and staff.
- The Director is directly responsible for the timely and accurate development of annual capital and operating budgets.
- The Director is directly responsible for the timely development and implementation of an operating plan for FEM to include energy management, product and service acquisition and organizational redesign and structure.
- The Director is directly responsible for establishing a plan for the maintenance and operations of all hospital and designated healthcare facilities. This shall include, but is not limited to, systemwide preventive maintenance programs, all powerhouse operations, all grounds maintenance, the repair of all facilities, as well as the management of in-house maintenance staff and responsibility for minor renovations or equipment replacement.
- The Director is directly responsible for the management of all FEM information systems as required to meet TJC, etc. This is to include, but not be limited to, computerized management and maintenance systems, building automated control systems, material management systems and financial systems.
- To develop and maintain an organizational structure appropriate to achieve the organizational objectives of the corporate system FEM.
- To achieve economic and efficient operations consistent with UPMC system mission, goals and objectives maintaining the principles of cost containment.
- Maintains UPMC Hospital’s comprehensive preventive maintenance program to ensure it provides reliable and economical operations and promotes patient, employee safety while complying with all standards.
- Provides project management services, as needed in collaboration with corporate construction team to ensure that internal projects are within budget and completed in a timely manner avoiding unnecessary delays while providing a safe operation of the existing facility.
- Achieve satisfactory rapport and communication throughout the UPMC System and the furtherance of departmental goals, objectives, and responsibilities.
- Plans, organizes, and implements successful conservation program in the best interest of employees, patient welfare, minimizing waste wherever possible through the efficient use of utilities, equipment, etc.
- Effectively meet and communicate with various department heads to maintain consistent facilities interface with others and maintain an efficient and safe facility.
- Bachelor's degree required; preferred in Engineering, Business Administration, Architecture, or related field.
- 8 years' progressive experience in a healthcare / life science Engineering and Maintenance Department with working knowledge of construction, engineering and financial systems.
- 3 years in a direct management of engineering / maintenance team.
- Must have excellent analytical, verbal, and written communication skills and have the ability to communicate to all levels of clinical and senior leadership.
- OR Associates Degree in Engineering, Business Administration, Architecture, or related field Or Certification from accredited trade school with 10 years progressive experience in a healthcare Engineering and Maintenance Department with working knowledge of construction, engineering and financial systems. 5 years in a direct management of engineering / maintenance team.
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Plus – one of the following ASHE Certifications:
- CHFM
- CHC
- ASHE Healthcare Physical Environment Worker Certification
- ASHE Mechanic Evaluation & Certification for Health Care
- Other similar certifications may be considered pending HR review
- Military experience in a related field may be considered as an equivalent to the Associates degree requirement or certification from accredited trade school.
- Must be proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, Project with the ability to operate computerized building management systems such as building automation system and Computer Maintenance Management System (CMMS) systems.
- Must have a thorough understanding of healthcare compliance regulations as related to facilities operations, The Joint Commission, PA Department of Health, FGI guidelines for Healthcare Facilities, NFPA and local/city regulations and codes.
- Must have solid business and personnel management ability.
Licensure, Certifications, and Clearances:
ASHE certifications are preferred or required as noted above under the Educational and Knowledge Requirements section.
UPMC is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Disability/Veteran
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Senior Level Facilities Maintenance Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a senior level facilities maintenance manager job?
Employers at this level want candidates who have led maintenance teams, managed contractor relationships, and owned budgets for large facilities or multi-site portfolios. Certifications like CFM or FMP sharpen your profile, as does demonstrated experience reducing downtime or driving preventive maintenance programs. Tailoring your resume to show scope, outcomes, and leadership gives you a clear edge over generalist applicants.
Which companies hire senior level facilities maintenance managers?
Companies hiring senior level facilities maintenance managers right now include UPMC, Morningstar Living, and S&C Electric Company, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. At this level, hiring tends to come from large commercial real estate owners, healthcare systems, manufacturers, and government contractors that operate complex, high-demand facilities.
Are there remote senior level facilities maintenance manager jobs?
Yes, though most roles in this field require on-site presence given the hands-on nature of facilities oversight. About 0% of senior level facilities maintenance manager openings are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, and those tend to be regional director or multi-site oversight roles where strategic coordination happens off-site while site teams handle day-to-day operations.
What makes a facilities maintenance manager role senior level?
Senior level roles carry meaningful ownership, typically including budget authority, vendor contract management, and accountability for facility compliance and uptime across large or multiple locations. These positions also involve leading and mentoring junior maintenance staff, contributing to capital planning, and setting the standards and processes that the broader team executes.
Which industries hire the most senior level facilities maintenance managers?
Senior Level facilities maintenance manager roles concentrate in Energy, Hospitality & Tourism, and Healthcare & Medical Services, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. These sectors operate large, complex facilities where unplanned downtime carries significant cost or safety consequences, making experienced maintenance leadership a consistent hiring priority.