Manager of Plant Operations

Orlando, FL

The manager of plant operations maintains the equipment and systems in accordance with all applicable regulations and the director's guidelines. Responsible for the operation, testing and maintenance of HVAC systems, electrical distribution system, generators, electrical switchgear, boilers, steam distribution, fire protection systems, medical air compressors, vacuum pumps, medical gas distribution, water distribution, sewer systems, elevators and building controls. Assists with maintaining a library of building plans and operation manuals for facility.

• Responsible for repairing, maintaining and operating the equipment and systems throughout the facility, i.e. emergency power supply, HVAC, steam distribution, fire protection, medical gas, and all other essential systems to current applicable codes and standard.
• Leads and supervises the electric shop, HVAC shop, plumbers, and other employees responsible for specific systems and equipment.

• Responsible for maintaining the operation of the facilities building automation system.

• Schedules, coordinates, and supervises outside contractors performing repairs and testing on equipment and systems.

• Responsible for identifying and initiating actions to resolve mechanical and electrical issues/problems.

• Maintains a library of building plans and operating manuals for the facility.

• Interfaces with the Construction Management department for coordination of work in the facility.

• Develops training and educational opportunities for staff related to equipment and systems.

• Responsible for the hospital's Utility Management program as it relates to Joint Commission.

• Manages and maintains the department's operating budget on a monthly basis.

• Manages direct reports schedules to accommodate the needs of the organization.

• Maintains documentation for operating and capital budgets and participates in developing budgets.

Job Requirements

• Minimum 5 years' experience in health care facilities management, environmental safety, life safety, and emergency management.
• CHFM, Electrical, Mechanical, Plumbing, HVAC, Medical Gas Certifications and Licenses preferred.
• Other preferred skills include a working knowledge of Central Energy Plant; Emergency Power Systems; and Medical Gas Systems.
• Knowledge of but not limited to CMS, AHCA, TJC, OSHA, Life Safety Codes, building codes, and safety standards.

• Building management and automation systems, building maintenance programs, computer and technology skills and financial management skills are also helpful. Knowledge of Microsoft Office Programs - Word; Outlook; Excel.

• Education: High School Diploma