Facilities Manager

Emerald Heights, is a premier life plan community located in Redmond, Washington. We are dedicated to providing our residents the best senior living experience in the Puget Sound area and offer a full continuum of care from independent living to assisted living, skilled nursing and memory care. If you want to look back at the end of the day and feel the difference you have made, you will want to join our team.

You will have the ability to greatly influence the care and service provided to our Seniors and the opportunity to create long-lasting relationships that will impact many lives.

The Facilities Manager leads the day-to-day operation, maintenance, safety, and appearance of Emerald Heights’ buildings, grounds, equipment, and related systems. The position translates departmental goals into reliable service by supervising staff and contractors, directing preventive and corrective maintenance, coordinating projects, monitoring budgets and performance, and maintaining regulatory readiness. The Facilities Manager promotes a resident-centered culture and ensures work is completed safely, efficiently, accurately, and with minimal disruption to community life.

Pay: $93,000 - $100,000

Schedule: M-F Full Time - General Business Hours

100% paid medical, dental and vision, employer paid life insurance and AD&D for employees working 30+ hours/week (Option to buy-up if desired). In addition, we offer a Flexible Spending account for medical and childcare reimbursements with a $500.00 rollover feature (No Rollover on childcare) AND the option to purchase Long Term disability insurance. Tech-savvy, computer proficient & strong experience with Microsoft 365.

Primary Responsibilities:

• Direct daily facilities operations across the campus, including building systems, maintenance, grounds, and assigned support services.
• Supervise, schedule, train, coach, and evaluate assigned employees; support recruitment, performance management, and corrective action in partnership with Human Resources and the Director of Facilities.
• Establish work priorities, service standards, and deadlines; assign labor and resources to meet resident needs and operational demands.
• Maintain a comprehensive preventive maintenance program for buildings, equipment, utilities, and life-safety systems; verify that inspections and scheduled tasks are completed and documented.
• Review, prioritize, assign, and monitor work orders through the computerized maintenance management system (CMMS); track completion times, recurring issues, backlog, and service quality.
• Inspect buildings, grounds, equipment, and completed work to confirm safety, quality, cleanliness, code compliance, and resident satisfaction.
• Coordinate troubleshooting, repair, and replacement of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, HVAC/refrigeration, emergency power, structural, and related building systems.
• Support the campus fire and life-safety program, including inspections, testing, documentation, drills, staff training, and timely correction of identified deficiencies.
• Support emergency preparedness and business continuity efforts; participate in planning, training, exercises, incident response, and after-action improvements.
• Ensure compliance with applicable federal, state, and local requirements, permits, safety procedures, hazardous-material controls, and organizational policies.
• Maintain required safety information and records, including Safety Data Sheets, equipment records, permits, warranties, inspection reports, and plans of correction.
• Coordinate renovation, repair, and capital improvement projects with architects, engineers, contractors, vendors, inspectors, permitting agencies, residents, and internal stakeholders.
• Develop scopes of work, obtain and evaluate proposals, monitor contracts, inspect vendor performance, and confirm that work meets specifications, schedules, budgets, and community standards.
• Participate in annual operating and capital budget development; monitor expenditures, approve or reconcile invoices within delegated authority, and identify cost-control opportunities.
• Maintain appropriate inventory levels and controls for tools, equipment, parts, materials, and supplies; coordinate purchasing and replacement planning.
• Use operational data and reports to evaluate reliability, response times, costs, energy and water use, and other performance indicators; recommend improvements to processes and systems.
• Promote practical sustainability and resource-efficiency initiatives that support reliable…