Director, Destination Asset Lifecycle & Maintenance

Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC); Miami, Northern (FL, KY); Hybrid; USD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Benefits

401(k) plan

Paid Time Off

Holidays

Vacation Time

Sick Time

Employee Discounts

Tuition Reimbursement

On-site Fitness Center

Job summary

Carnival Corporation & plc is seeking a Director, Destination Technical Lifecycle Management based in Miami. The role leads end-to-end maintenance planning and asset lifecycle governance across private destinations, coordinating with Destination Operations and Asset Management teams to ensure asset reliability and cost efficiency.

The position emphasizes governance of PMS inputs, KPI tracking, and collaboration with shipyards and suppliers to standardize practices and improve operational

Qualifications

• Experience in managing complex technical asset portfolios.
• Strong governance and maintenance planning capabilities.
• Proven ability to drive operational excellence and cost efficiency.

Responsibilities

• Manage tender and maintenance programs for private destinations.
• Develop and govern maintenance strategies and PMS inputs.
• Lead adoption of asset strategy across destinations.
• Collaborate with corporate and brand stakeholders; produce KPI dashboards.
• Oversee major maintenance availabilities and capture lessons learned.

Skills

Maintenance planning

Asset management

Leadership

Budgeting

Regulatory compliance

Stakeholder collaboration

Data analytics

Maritime operations

Education

Marine engineering or naval architecture

Tools

PMS systems

Job description

Carnival Corporation & plc is seeking a Director, Destination Technical Lifecycle Management based in Miami. The role leads end-to-end maintenance planning and asset lifecycle governance across private destinations, coordinating with Destination Operations and Asset Management teams to ensure asset reliability and cost efficiency.

The position emphasizes governance of PMS inputs, KPI tracking, and collaboration with shipyards and suppliers to standardize practices and improve operational