Director of Environmental Services

The Director of Environmental Services provides strategic leadership and oversight of organization-wide facilities operations, maintenance, safety, security, capital projects, fleet, and workplace services. The role develops long-term facilities, preventive‑maintenance, asset‑replacement, and capital plans; manages budgets, vendors, and compliance; and partners with program leaders to ensure safe, efficient environments that support employees, program participants, visitors, and the people Hammer serves. All employees are expected to model Hammer & NER’s core values of Person-Centered, Relational, Opportunistic, and Stewardship.

Environmental Services

Full-time, Salaried - Exempt

Chief Financial Officer

Maintenance Technicians

Primarily Monday–Friday days, with flexibility for occasional evenings, weekends, and after‑hours on‑call maintenance events.

The Director of Environmental Services provides strategic leadership and oversight of organization-wide facilities operations, maintenance, safety, security, capital projects, fleet, and workplace services. The role develops long-term facilities, preventive‑maintenance, asset‑replacement, and capital plans; manages budgets, vendors, and compliance; and partners with program leaders to ensure safe, efficient environments that support employees, program participants, visitors, and the people Hammer serves. All employees are expected to model Hammer & NER’s core values of Person-Centered, Relational, Opportunistic, and Stewardship.

• Strategic Leadership
• Develop and execute annual, multi-year, and master facilities plans to address preventive and deferred maintenance, capital improvements, asset replacement, organizational growth, and operational needs.
• Lead facilities, maintenance, engineering, and workplace services; establish KPIs and use performance data to improve operations and resource allocation.
• Maintain effective relationships with authorities, inspectors, utilities, insurers, emergency responders, vendors, and community partners.
• Facilities Operations & Maintenance
• Direct inspection, maintenance, repair, and improvement of residences, offices, grounds, building systems, equipment, and furnishings, including preventive‑maintenance programs.
• Manage work orders from intake through completion, ensuring timely service and communication with program and administrative teams.
• Oversee fleet safety, maintenance, registration, documentation, utilization, and replacement planning, including lift-equipped vehicles.
• Capital Planning & Project Management
• Lead renovations, construction, relocations, and space planning; define scopes, budgets, schedules, risk controls, and status reporting.
• Coordinate architects, engineers, contractors, consultants, agencies, and internal stakeholders to deliver compliant projects on time and within budget.
• Budget & Financial Management
• Develop and manage operating and capital budgets; forecast costs, monitor expenditures, approve purchases, identify cost-effective solutions, and recommend investment priorities using performance data.
• Safety, Compliance & Risk Management
• Ensure compliance with OSHA, fire and life‑safety requirements, building codes, workplace‑safety rules, accessibility standards, licensing expectations, and local regulations.
• Coordinate inspections, testing, audits, regulatory reporting, corrective actions, and maintenance of alarms, suppression systems, emergency equipment, and related systems.
• Coordinate staff training, emergency preparedness, business continuity, disaster recovery, severe‑weather response,…