What are the responsibilities and job description for the Environmental Services Manager | Senior Living position at Wesley at Tehaleh?
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The Environmental Services Manager is responsible for leading maintenance, housekeeping and laundry, and grounds keeping operations within a retirement community. This role also leads emergency preparedness and general safety training. The Environmental Services Manager has primary responsibility for overall facilities upkeep and industry-related compliance.
What
you’ll do- Lead the team in performing routine
and preventative maintenance.
- Manage electronic work order system.
- Assist with refurbishing units for new
occupants.
- Maintain facilities and grounds for
safety and resident satisfaction.
- Apply Lean methodology to shop upkeep
and inventory practices.
- Conduct emergency drills and respond
to actual emergencies and alarms.
- Learn and apply Company, Federal, State, and
local rules, regulations, and policies.
What you’ll need- Valid Washington driver’s license and auto
insurance.
- Diverse background in plumbing, electrical,
carpentry, HVAC, painting or maintenance.
- Knowledge of OSHA general business and healthcare
regulations.
- Prior experience for plant or facilities management in a housing community setting.
- Ability to understand and communicate in the
English language.
Salary
Range: $65,520 to $87,360 per year
Salary Range: $65,520 to $87,360 per year
Salary : $65,520 - $87,360