Facilities Manager

Facilities Manager

Slip Robotics is a B2B Robotics-as-a-Service company deploying autonomous loading and unloading robots at warehouse and fulfillment sites across North America. Our headquarters is a multi-building campus in Norcross, Georgia — where our robots are designed, built, tested, and shipped. We're scaling fast, and the pace of the business depends on the buildings running.

The Role:

We are hiring a Facilities Manager to own the day-to-day operation of our six co-located facilities in Norcross, GA.

This is a hands-on role. When a light goes out, you change it. When a door sticks, you fix it. When the HVAC throws a fault, you troubleshoot it first and call the vendor when it's beyond the bench. You are the person everyone at Slip counts on to keep the buildings working — quietly, reliably, and without drama.

If you take pride in a well-run facility, you like variety in your day, and you'd rather be on your feet than behind a desk, this is your kind of job.

• The buildings. Six facilities, all co-located in Norcross. Lighting, HVAC, plumbing, electrical (non-production), doors, loading docks, roofs, and everything in between. You walk the floors regularly and you know the state of each building at any given time.
• Day-to-day maintenance. The work that keeps a building running: bulb changes, filter swaps, minor plumbing and electrical repairs, carpentry fixes, furniture moves, signage, paint touch-ups. If it can be done with a good tool bag and a step ladder, you do it yourself.
• Vendor management. Janitorial, pest control, landscaping, HVAC service, fire and life safety inspections, pressure washing, roof repairs. You schedule them, walk them through the work, check their output, and hold them accountable.
• Preventive maintenance. You build and keep the PM schedule for building systems — filters, inspections, service intervals — so small issues don't become shutdowns.
• Safety and compliance. Fire extinguishers charged, exit signs lit, emergency lighting tested, OSHA signage current, eyewash stations stocked, first aid kits refreshed. You own the checklist.
• Access and security. Keys, badges, locks, camera coverage, and access control. You're the person people call when they're locked out at 7 a.m.
• Space and layout support. As we add people and reconfigure, you help plan, coordinate the moves, and manage the vendors who execute them.
• Work order intake. You are the one front door for every facility request in the company. You triage, prioritize, and close the loop.
• Budget stewardship. You manage the facilities budget responsibly — you know what things should cost, you push back on vendor overreach, and you plan ahead for the big-ticket items.