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The Scion Group

Student housing owner, operator, advisor

Facilities Supervisor

Building & Property MaintenanceConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeLansing, MI, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A high school diploma or GED, trade school diploma, or military training is required.
  • At least 5 years of relevant experience managing building systems in multi-unit residential properties and 2 years of supervisory experience are required.
  • At least 2 years of experience with building automation systems and life safety systems are required.
  • EPA 608 Universal certification is required.
  • HVAC/EPA 608 Universal certification is required.
  • Certified Pool Operator (CPO) certification is required, or the candidate must intend to obtain it within six months.
  • Expertise in plumbing, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, electrical and mechanical systems, and generally accepted maintenance practices is required.
  • Ability to read and interpret design drawings, blueprints, safety guidelines, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedural manuals is required.
  • Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously, set priorities, and meet deadlines is required.
  • Basic computer proficiency, including Microsoft Office and computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS), is required.
  • A valid driver's license is required.
  • Ability to stand for 8 hours or longer per day and lift up to 100 pounds as necessary is required.
  • The role requires on-call availability except during approved paid time off.

Responsibilities

  • Manage building services and preventive maintenance programs in accordance with industry practices, company standard operating procedures, and applicable state, federal, and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) codes and regulations.
  • Supervise day-to-day operations of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC), plumbing and piping, fire protection, general building maintenance and troubleshooting, building automation systems, and building maintenance systems.
  • Monitor, diagnose, maintain, test, permit, and certify major building systems, including chilled water systems with fan coil units; air handling units with outside condensers, including rooftop units; stationary boilers; hot and cold water distribution systems, including plumbing, pressure, pneumatic and storage tanks; variable frequency drives, pumps, and motors; domestic hot water heaters; building automation systems; electrical distribution systems, switchgears, and controls; generators; uninterrupted power supply systems; elevators and lifts; parking structures, including ventilation, drainage systems, and T-joints; entrance and exit gates and overhead doors; shingled and tarred roofs; thermoplastic polyolefin membrane roofing systems; exterior insulation and finish systems; brick, vinyl, and cementitious siding; aluminum composite panels; curtain walls; and insulated glass units.
  • Operate and manage life safety systems, including fire pumps, fire alarm monitoring panels, dry and wet sprinkler systems, visual and audible alarms, backflow preventers, smoke detectors, carbon dioxide sensors and alarms, fire extinguishers, emergency lighting, means of egress, and fire dampers.
  • Prioritize and schedule maintenance work and ensure its quality meets company standards.
  • Manage Facilities Technicians to ensure service requests are completed to company standards and accurately documented.
  • Manage facilities budgets using appropriate business software.
  • Review completed work to verify conformance with standards and repair requirements.
  • Ensure emergency and routine maintenance and repairs are completed promptly and professionally.
  • Respond promptly and effectively to safety and risk-management issues at the property.
  • Review completed work orders for accuracy of labor hours and material costs, and track recurring equipment failures.
  • Conduct regular inspections of buildings, interior common areas, the property's exterior and grounds, and equipment to identify deficiencies, potential safety, health, or code problems, and necessary repairs.
  • Prepare written reports summarizing inspection findings and advise building users of findings as appropriate.
  • Recommend actions to address problems identified during inspections.
  • Oversee preparation for unit turnover, including prompt inspection of vacated units, arranging appropriate repairs and charges, and ensuring scheduled completion.
  • Inspect vacant units after repairs and maintenance to assess work quality and readiness for occupancy.
  • Manage spare-parts and tool inventories, determine stocking needs and levels, and work with the General Manager to keep parts, tools, and supplies within budget.
  • Maintain the appearance of the shop and on-site mechanical, supply, electrical, and storage facilities.
  • Ensure equipment is maintained to comply with warranties and extend its useful life.
  • Oversee contracted building work, obtain bids, and negotiate vendor and contractor prices as approved by the General Manager or Regional Manager.
  • Coordinate deliveries, schedules, and performance of facilities vendors.
  • Ensure safety procedures are followed, personal protective equipment is used, and health and safety policies are enforced.
  • Manage lock keying and coring/coding processes and maintain lock procedures, logbooks, and key-management and security protocols.
  • Implement standard operating procedures and preventive maintenance programs according to company standards.
  • Participate in emergency preparedness planning and serve as essential personnel during emergencies.
  • Escalate unusual or urgent repairs and replacements to the General Manager and Regional Facilities Manager.
  • Maintain records for major systems, including maintenance manuals, manufacturer cut sheets, warranties, and equipment specifications.
  • Work with the General Manager and Regional Facilities Manager to manage, formulate, and track facilities and capital budgets.
  • Hire, train, and develop Facilities team members and hold them accountable for delivering a high level of service.
  • Work at the assigned property and travel periodically as required.

About the Company

The Scion Group

Student housing owner, operator, advisor

The Scion Group owns, operates, and advises on student housing across North America, using four brands to offer a range of living options from budget to upscale. It earns rental income from residents and fees from advisory services, combining property management with strategic consulting. It differentiates itself through a multi-brand portfolio, a national footprint with local impact, and the integration of ownership, operation, and advising. Its goal is to improve the student living experience by providing diverse, high-quality housing and expert guidance to campuses and property owners.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
Founded
1999

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