Facilities As Assets - Effective Building Maintenance: Protection of Capital Assets - page 20

design, modification, and inspection of existing and new
facilities in regards to maintenance impact.

3. Plan, organize, coordinate, and supervise the
maintenance, modification, and repair of buildings,
facilities, and equipment.

4. Prepare and administer outside contracts for the required
maintenance of facilities, including elevator, fire alarm,
stand-by emergency power, HVAC controls, etc., as
required.

5. Determination of maintenance priorities, including
coordinating and scheduling projects, establishing work
standards and operating procedures and preventative
maintenance programs.

6. Prepares and approves purchase orders and accident
reports.

7. Makes presentation of maintenance department's
operations plan and budget to management.

8. Exercise full supervisory and decision making authority
in the department, including the hiring, promoting,
evaluating, and terminating personnel.

9 Initiate disciplinary action and other personnel-related
activities as necessary.
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Specific Skills Have knowledge of:

Required • personnel management and supervisory practices

• occupational hazards and safety precautions of the

building maintenance trade

• building and safety codes

• energy conservation methods and procedures

• central plant and district heating/cooling systems

• effective public relations methods and practices

Have ability to:

• participate in the establishment and implementation of
work and safety standards