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WoodGreen Community Services

Delivers social services, housing, employment

Manager, Building Services & Capital Projects

Facilities ManagementUpdated on Nov 10
Full-timeToronto, ON, Canada$70k - $80k

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree, college diploma, or training in a relevant field.
  • At least five years of relevant facilities management training and experience in major capital project work, building services, and trades or systems.
  • Knowledge of health and safety practices and regulations, including the Health & Safety Awareness for Supervisors course and Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System course.

Responsibilities

  • Develop, implement, and monitor routine preventative maintenance, repair, and cleaning schedules for buildings, including staff scheduling, vacation approvals, work attendance tracking, and payroll coordination.
  • Prioritize, delegate, and ensure completion of work orders.
  • Work with management to plan and implement staff development.
  • Support recruitment and evaluate qualified staff for the building services department in accordance with collective agreement procedures.
  • Inspect and sign off on external contractors’ completed work before invoices are approved for payment, and update logbooks.
  • Implement and maintain record systems and inventory, and keep the maintenance property-management-system database accurate and up to date.
  • Review inventory and purchase standard resources and supplies needed for regular maintenance.
  • Implement and monitor fire-safety procedures, including monthly fire drills, and train staff on their fire-safety and evacuation roles.
  • Implement and evaluate policies for maintenance of the physical structure and the safety and security of buildings, staff, and housing tenants.
  • Ensure WoodGreen policies and procedures are followed in Building Services operations.
  • Maintain links with staff, external agencies, and government bodies to ensure sites meet building, fire, health, and safety codes.
  • Prepare performance data and written reports as required.
  • Work with management to prepare annual maintenance work plans, operating budgets, and reserve-fund or capital expenditures.
  • Track vehicles, tools, and other mechanical-equipment inventory, ensure required maintenance, and keep equipment in good working condition.
  • Participate in capital planning and oversight to support best practice and investment impact in asset management of St. Hilda’s Senior Community.
  • Deliver capital-project work identified in capital plans and arising from routine inspections and emergencies.
  • Coordinate emergency and unforeseen capital repairs with the Building Services Supervisor.
  • Work with Housing and Building Services staff to ensure an effective and timely unit-turn process.
  • Manage repairs to major capital systems and building and grounds items in accordance with approved budgets and spending policies.
  • Monitor expenditures in capital-project, preventative-maintenance, and health-and-safety-system budget categories.
  • Assist with new developments and acquisitions as needed.
  • Plan and source vendors to provide preventative-maintenance services to St. Hilda’s Senior Community.
  • Lead procurement with the Business Solutions team for capital and preventative maintenance in accordance with WoodGreen policies and practices.
  • Prepare annual preventative-maintenance work plans.
  • Conduct regular site inspections and support annual inspections and follow-up work to ensure timely repairs and appropriate capital solutions.
  • Ensure building-security and life-safety systems function and buildings remain secure and safe for tenants and staff.
  • Implement capital-related records and maintain computerized work-order, purchase-order, and building-systems records.
  • Maintain required logs and records, including fire-safety logs, elevator inspections, material safety data sheets, snow and de-icing logs, valve tags, service records, roof-anchor inspection results and drawings, and other records required by legislation.
  • Monitor delivery of major site-wide contracts, including building services, pest control, cleaning, landscaping, and inspection schedules.
  • Work collaboratively and supportively with frontline maintenance and tenancy-management staff to provide effective, respectful customer-service processes and outcomes for clients and service customers.
  • Coordinate closely with the Housing Manager to plan and ensure timely communication about capital projects, building services, and contracts.
  • Respond promptly to requests from WoodGreen heads and managers, contractors, and statutory agencies.
  • Lead tenant engagement and communication about capital-plan projects in collaboration with the Management team.
  • Participate in regular Managers team meetings.
  • Ensure Operations and Building Services staff receive training to meet health and safety regulations for preventative maintenance and capital-project work.
  • Ensure the organization’s anti-racism objectives and community-development principles are achieved within the program.
  • Demonstrate and promote organizational values through work.

Desired Qualifications

  • Understanding and experience with budgeting.
  • Planning skills and an understanding of building-services blueprints.
  • Computer skills, including the Microsoft Office Suite, and ability to implement an electronic work-order system.
  • Strong knowledge and practical experience with building-services components; certifications such as CMRP, plumbing, electrical, or HVAC are preferred.
  • Knowledge of Yardi software.
  • Red Cross Standard First Aid and CPR/AED Level C certificate.
  • Valid G driver’s license, clean driving record, and access to a personal vehicle.
  • Communication, interpersonal, leadership, and team-building skills.
  • Proficiency in performance management.
  • Attention to detail and commitment to high standards of customer service for clients and service providers or contractors.

About the Company

WoodGreen Community Services

Delivers social services, housing, employment

WoodGreen Community Services offers a broad range of social supports to Toronto residents, including housing resources, health care, seniors’ programs, support for neurodiverse people and their caregivers, financial counselling, employment services, child care, and settlement services for immigrants and refugees. It delivers these through interdisciplinary teams and partnerships that coordinate access to housing, health, education, and employment, helping clients navigate barriers and build skills. As one of the largest social service agencies in Toronto, WoodGreen differentiates itself by co-designing services with clients and the community and by serving as a United Way Anchor Agency connected to a broader network. Its goal is to empower individuals and communities to overcome barriers, improve well-being, and gain independence and opportunity.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Toronto, Canada
Founded
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