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Nextpower

Integrated energy tech for utility-scale power

Facilities Manager

Facilities ManagementPosted on Nov 11
Full-timeNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Minimum 10 years of facilities management experience, including responsibility for industrial buildings, utilities, maintenance, contractors, and budgets.
  • Demonstrated experience building out or retrofitting an existing space for manufacturing, from facility assessment and construction through commissioning and handover.
  • Strong understanding of facilities management requirements for steel manufacturing, including roll forming or comparable steel processing operations.
  • Practical knowledge of industrial electrical distribution, compressed air, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, ventilation, fire protection, and building infrastructure requirements.
  • Ability to interpret facility layouts, construction drawings, equipment utility specifications, and technical proposals, and coordinate qualified engineering support.
  • Experience managing capital projects, construction contractors, service agreements, preventive maintenance programs, and facility operating costs.
  • Working knowledge of applicable building, fire, environmental, and workplace safety requirements and experience coordinating permits and inspections.
  • Strong project management, troubleshooting, communication, and team leadership skills, with the ability to manage competing startup and operating priorities.

Responsibilities

  • Lead facility assessments and buildout plans, defining scope, budgets, schedules, risks, and readiness milestones for conversion of an existing building to production use.
  • Coordinate layouts, building modifications, utility upgrades, and equipment installation with engineering, contractors, landlords, and equipment suppliers.
  • Work with qualified engineers to verify floor loading, foundations, clearances, crane support, loading docks, and material flow for steel coils and finished products.
  • Manage construction, permits, inspections, commissioning, punch lists, and handover documentation; confirm facility readiness before production startup.
  • Plan and maintain electrical distribution, compressed air, ventilation, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, water, drainage, lighting, and fire protection to meet production requirements.
  • Understand facility demands of roll forming and steel processing, including power capacity, equipment anchoring, coil storage, lifting systems, and safe access.
  • Coordinate engineering reviews of ventilation, heat, noise, and process exhaust needs; provide utility connections and service access for production equipment.
  • Partner with production and maintenance to plan shutdowns, resolve infrastructure constraints, and maintain utility capacity as production expands.
  • Establish preventive maintenance, inspections, and service contracts for building systems, utilities, grounds, and facility assets; maintain records in a computerized maintenance management system.
  • Respond to facility breakdowns and utility interruptions, coordinate repairs and recovery, and address root causes to reduce repeat failures.
  • Track system availability, work orders, energy use, service quality, and operating costs; prioritize repairs and improvements using performance data.
  • Maintain drawings, asset registers, critical spares, warranties, operating procedures, and emergency response plans; support 5S and efficient resource use.
  • Partner with EHS and engineering on safe contractor work, hazardous energy control, hot work, fire prevention, emergency access, and facility inspections.
  • Select and manage contractors and service providers; define scopes, review bids, monitor work quality, and coordinate activities around production needs.
  • Manage facility operating and capital budgets, forecast spending, evaluate lifecycle costs, and deliver approved projects within scope and schedule.
  • Lead facility personnel and coordinate with plant leadership, utilities, landlords, and local authorities to resolve issues and support reliable operations.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience supporting a steel manufacturing startup, production expansion, or installation of coil handling systems, overhead cranes, or roll forming lines.
  • Bachelor’s degree in engineering, facilities management, construction management, or a related field, or equivalent relevant experience; CFM or FMP certification preferred.

About the Company

Nextpower

Integrated energy tech for utility-scale power

Nextpower provides integrated technology solutions for modern energy infrastructure by combining solar, energy storage, software, and digital technologies. Its products help customers design, build, and operate utility-scale power plants and other critical power infrastructure, using a mix of hardware, software, and services to deliver faster project delivery, better performance, higher reliability, and longer-term operational value. Compared with competitors, Nextpower offers end-to-end, globally implemented solutions that span engineering, construction, and ongoing operation, backed by over a decade of energy technology leadership. The company’s goal is to deliver reliable firm power to support a rapidly electrifying world.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Fremont, CA
Founded
2013

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