Physical Plant Supervisor, Controls Shop

Salary Range
: $82,000.00 - $

Job Requisition : 135784WD

The Physical Plant Supervisor, Controls Shop manages a team of equipment and refrigeration technicians for routine campus building operations, coordination of service and preventative maintenance by internal and contracted technicians, and administrative functions necessary for the functioning of the unit and department. Focus area:
Controls Shop (HVAC/pump equipment and building systems).

• Implement policies and procedures for the maintenance, refurbishment, and development of university facilities.
• Oversee all facets of unit operations, including planning for licensed and unlicensed trades in maintenance and coordination with third‑party vendors.
• Directs the maintenance, repairs, and renovations of building equipment and systems, ensuring compliance with university standards and sustainability initiatives.
• Engages with stakeholders to address facilities‑related concerns and collaborates with various departments to support the institution's teaching, research, and special events.
• Develops staffing plans, oversees training and payroll, and manages performance to enhance staff development and operational efficiency.

• Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to build strong client relationships, coordinate the activities of staff, and provide customer‑facing maintenance and services.
• Proven ability to manage and coordinate activities related to maintenance, repairs, construction, and renovation projects.
• Well‑developed supervisory skills, including experience with progressive discipline, performance feedback, scheduling, and reporting.
• Comprehensive knowledge of building systems, codes, regulations, and energy management systems.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office.

• Certification as a Certified Facilities Manager (CFM) or similar certification.
• Experience in managing HVAC, plumbing, electrical, or mechanical systems with relevant licenses such as S2 or E2.
• Experience working in and managing in a unionized environment.
• Knowledge of control systems such as Johnson Controls or Siemens and their maintenance and procedures.
• Experience in facilities management within a university or similar institutional environment.
• Knowledge of project/work order management software and tools, and familiarity with building maintenance software.
• Experience in coordinating with external vendors and contractors for large‑scale projects and emergency responses.

Bachelor's degree. Seven years of related work…