Facilities Supervisor

Job Title

This position supports Mercy's philosophy of patient centered care by providing and maintaining an environment that allows for the perfect patient experience. This is achieved by maintaining and repairing hospital utilities equipment and environmental systems.

Job Duties/Essential Functions

• Complete and facilitate basic and complex work orders and Preventative Maintenance at direction of Supervisor or Dispatcher using staff and contractor resources.
• Serve as technical expert resource in a specific field of mechanical or building system trade.
• Ability to coordinate with any work using resources available to include staff and contractor resources reporting to Lead and Facilities Supervisor.
• Completes preventive maintenance procedures accurately and timely to ensure that all such work is performed to manufacturer's recommendations and by regulation.
• Conducts all required testing and documentation of regulated items within area of specialty. Correct deficiencies. Provides regular reporting to the Specialist II Lead regarding status of the testing and documentation.
• Able to communicate with customers informing of status of work orders and issues pertaining to their respective departments.
• Assists Lead and Facilities Supervisor in setting annual goals for reduction of utility usage.
• Advises Project Management staff during the design phases of project as to the best ways to integrate new work into the current systems.
• Reviews and inspects contracted work during construction to ensure it is in line with specifications and design intent. Reports discrepancies to the Project Manager.
• Professionally proficient in all building mechanical systems and facilities resource management.
• Designated coach and mentor for any assigned Mechanic II to ensure proficiency and continuity or staff resources.
• Resource leader for assigned system of expertise for on-call facilitation of issues within the facility.
• Responsible for performing all assigned PM tasking and reporting data to Specialist II (Lead) for their specialty area.
• Follows Mercy's safety guidelines carries out job-specific safety duties and responsibilities and promptly reports any unsafe conditions situations incidents and injuries.

Good written and oral skills. Self-starter motivated to work hard. Works well with others. Looks for opportunities to improve facility and processes. Ability to use email and web-based software. Ability to read and understand blueprints. Ability to plan and design system improvements. Specific Professional proficiency and expert knowledge in one trade specialty.

Minimum 5 years' experience required. High school graduate or equivalent preferred. Journeyman level program certificate or equivalent is preferred.

Must have Valid Drivers License. Must have and maintain a good driving record. Motor vehicle record will be reviewed as part of the background check prior to hire or transfer. One certification license or equivalency (validated years of experience 5 years continuous work in that area) in one of these trade areas (Electrical Plumbing/Boilers Mechanical/HVAC/Chilled Water systems or Life Safety Maintenance) required.

If licensure is secured the employee must maintain licensure.

Hourly

Mercy is an independent community-based organization supporting the Cedar Rapids area for over 120 years. Mercy is an equal-opportunity employer. We value diversity equity and inclusion and therefore evaluate qualified applicants without regard to race color ethnicity ancestry sex sexual orientation gender identity marital status civil union status parental status religion national origin age disability veteran status and other legally protected characteristics.