What are the responsibilities and job description for the DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING position at Wichita Marriott?
OVERALL RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Manage the engineering department and develop all engineering associates
- Plan effective use of capital: manage operating and capital expenditures, and create a long term plan for preventive maintenance and asset protection.
- Manage and control H, L, and P and recommend current best methods for economical facility operations.
- Participate in key decision making with the Executive team and work with management team to create and implement the business plan addressing customers, profits, associates and market
- Ensure regulatory compliance to facility regulations and safety standards
- Support positive relations/interact with engineering staff, owners, internal (other departments) and external customers (city building / zoning dept., fire prevention bureau), vendors, regional and corporate staff
- Work collaboratively with other hotels and lodging brands to leverage resources, assets and purchases
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE:
- Extensive management experience in hotel or lodging related, engineering operations; Marriott's Engineering Management Training
- Extensive knowledge of building trades: Electrical, Mechanical, HVAC, Plumbing and General Building
- Experience in developing and managing operating budgets, capital expenditure planning, project management and life safety systems
- Knowledge of facility regulations and safety standards (OHSA, EPA, ADA, CFC, NFPA)
POTENTIAL CAREER OPPORTUNITIES (not all inclusive):
- MHRS Director of Engineering, Director of Facilities
- Conference Center Chief Engineer, Director of POM
- Courtyard, Fairfield, Residence Inn Regional Engineering Manager
- Engineering management position in Marriott Lodging Engineering, A & C, Senior Living Services, MMS, MDS, MVCI
- Management, Department Head, or Director position in another MHRS discipline or cross brand (i.e. Courtyard, Residence Inn, Conference Centers, MVCI, MDS, Senior Living Services) with respective discipline experience and/or appropriate training