Facilities Operations Lead - Building Services

University of Texas; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 54,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Texas, Austin invites applications for an Assistant Manager, Building Services in the College of Education. This role serves as the primary contact for daily building operations in the George Í.

Sanchez Building, supporting the Construction and Facilities Manager and coordinating with UT departments. You will oversee life safety, security, general maintenance, and repairs; manage space inventory, coordinate inspections, and ensure EPSS and fire extinguishers are maintained.

Qualifications

• Associate's Degree in General Studies with at least 6 years of facilities maintenance work or related building operation services and a minimum of 2 years of supervisor experience.
• Relevant education and experience may be substituted as appropriate.

Responsibilities

• Attend UT’s building manager meetings and monitor the COE Facilities email for incoming requests.
• Conduct daily facilities walk throughs and report nonstandard conditions, inspect the building for signs of damage or wear issues, cosmetic projects and more.
• Check all SZB classrooms and conference rooms for cleanliness and operation for daily use.
• Schedule regular building maintenance and janitorial services.
• Plan and facilitate equipment and furniture moves.
• Coordinate utility outages with occupants.

Skills

Facilities maintenance

Supervisory experience

Communication skills

Education

Associate's Degree in General Studies

Job description

The University of Texas, Austin invites applications for an Assistant Manager, Building Services in the College of Education. This role serves as the primary contact for daily building operations in the George Í.

Sanchez Building, supporting the Construction and Facilities Manager and coordinating with UT departments. You will oversee life safety, security, general maintenance, and repairs; manage space inventory, coordinate inspections, and ensure EPSS and fire extinguishers are maintained.