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Kizuki Ramen is seeking a Senior Facilities Manager to lead a facilities supervisor and a team of 3–5, overseeing preventative maintenance, emergency repairs, vendor performance and facility standards across the Seattle market.
The role focuses on building a proactive program for equipment reliability, lifecycle planning and cost control, including PM schedules, ticket closure and reduced downtime across restaurants.
Wage Range: $35-$42/hour (Non-Exempt) + Eligibility to Participate in Company Bonus Program
This role will lead a facilities Supervisor and a team of approximately 3 to 5 facilities team members while overseeing preventative maintenance, emergency repairs, vendor performance + overall facility standards across the Seattle market.
The Senior Facilities Manager will be responsible for building a proactive, disciplined facilities program focused on equipment reliability, asset lifecycle planning + repair cost control. This includes forecasting equipment replacement needs, maintaining preventative maintenance schedules, prioritizing work orders, ensuring service tickets are completed + closed out on time and reducing unnecessary equipment downtime across the restaurants.
The ideal candidate will bring strong hands-on experience with HVAC, heating + cooling systems, electrical, commercial refrigeration + general restaurant equipment and maintenance. This leader must be able to accurately diagnose equipment issues, determine when repairs can be completed internally versus requiring a licensed or specialized vendor + ensure repairs are completed safely and correctly.
Kizuki International LLC is one company united by a single purpose — to spread joy through authentic culinary experiences. Our family of Asian culinary brands include:
Though each concept is unique, all share the same values: craftsmanship, connection, hospitality, and a relentless pursuit of culinary excellence. We proudly operate 20+ restaurants and 4+ central kitchens/commissary facilities across multiple states — and we’re growing.
As part of the selection process, final candidates may be required to complete a job-related practical skills assessment to demonstrate their ability to diagnose, troubleshoot + appropriately respond to common restaurant equipment and facilities issues. Any assessment involving productive work performed for the company will be compensated in accordance with applicable Washington wage + hour requirements.
Success in this role means fewer emergency repairs, longer equipment life, controlled R&M costs, strong preventative maintenance compliance, consistent completion of scheduled work + timely closure of facilities tickets across the market.
We are an equal opportunity employer. We consider all applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other status protected by law. We are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace that reflects the communities we serve.