Campus Facilities & Safety Manager

Roman Catholic Diocese of Charleston, South Carolina; Columbia (SC); On-site; USD 42,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

Roman Catholic Diocese of Charleston, South Carolina, invites applications for a Facilities Manager at St. John Neumann Catholic Church & School in Columbia, SC. The role oversees day-to-day maintenance, safety, and readiness of church, school buildings, and rectory.

The position works with clergy, staff, and ministry teams to ensure spaces are safe, clean, and ready for liturgies, classes, and parish activities. It demands hands-on maintenance and strong coordination across campus.

Qualifications

• Experience in a school, church, or institutional setting preferred.
• Proficiency in written and spoken English; bilingual ability a plus.
• Ability to perform minor repairs and basic building maintenance.
• Strong organizational skills to manage multi-building campus.
• Ability to communicate professionally with clergy, staff and vendors.

Responsibilities

• Open and secure church for daily Mass, weekend liturgies, and events.
• Coordinate setup and teardown for parish events in cooperation with staff.
• Monitor HVAC settings and lighting for occupancy comfort and energy efficiency.
• Ensure sanctuary, narthex, restrooms and common areas are clean and presentable.
• Coordinate with volunteer janitorial staff on schedules; inspect work quality.

Skills

Building systems

Minor repairs

Organizational skills

Communication skills

English proficiency

Bilingual (Spanish)

Catholic mission

Education

Experience in church/school setting

Job description

Roman Catholic Diocese of Charleston, South Carolina, invites applications for a Facilities Manager at St. John Neumann Catholic Church & School in Columbia, SC. The role oversees day-to-day maintenance, safety, and readiness of church, school buildings, and rectory.

The position works with clergy, staff, and ministry teams to ensure spaces are safe, clean, and ready for liturgies, classes, and parish activities. It demands hands-on maintenance and strong coordination across campus.