Director of Facilities

Director of FacilitiesFinger Lakes HealthGeneva New York Director of Facilities Management is responsible for the operation maintenance renovation and code compliance of all facilities and provides guidance and supervision of the Maintenance Construction Biomedical Service and Contract Management departments. Supervises: Biomed Supervisor Housekeeping Manager Carpenter Lead Carpenter Lead Mech Electrician Lead Mechanic Mech II Groundskeeper Mechanic II Painter Education: Minimum: BS degree or an AS degree with a minimum of 5 years director experiencePreferred: MS Degree License/ Certifications: License: NYS Drivers license clear of violations per FLH Policy Certifications: Preferred: CHFM highly desirable Experience: Minimum: 3 years of Healthcare Facilities Management experience. Familiarity with health care regulatory standards and applicable building codes. Proven positive leadership outcomes based on previous supervisory/management experience. Minimum: Demonstrated ability to work effectively in a complex multientity multicultural health system. Ability to facilitate project management work effectively under pressure meet deadlines manage multiple priorities and enhance the spirit of teamwork through effective role modeling. Familiarity with JCAHO NYSDOH and related regulatory requirements. Excellent leadership interpersonal communication (written and oral) analytical and organizational skills. Demonstrated ability to deal effectively with the public in a professional and courteous manner. Computer literacy required with word processing spreadsheets power point Experience with Microsoft Office products including word excel and power point. Customer Focus: Models exemplifies and leads in accordance with Healing Environment principles. Specifically: being professional communicating effectively and attending to the care environment. This is evidenced by work behavior which ensures safety promotes dignity respect and well being and exemplifies healthy relationships. Requirements: Demonstrates knowledge and skill necessary to provide service based on the physical psychosocial educational and safety criteria for adults pediatrics adolescent geriatric age groups in his or her area of service. Exposure Control Classification: Occupational exposure to blood borne pathogens is not reasonably anticipated. Normal work routine does not involve exposure to blood body fluids or tissues.