Supervisor, Facilities Maintenance Weekend

The Supervisor, Facilities Maintenance - Weekend Operations leads the weekend Facilities Maintenance team supporting critical operations across the Madison campus. The role ensures safe, reliable, and compliant operation of facilities by directing maintenance work, responding to alarms and unplanned events, providing technical oversight, and maintaining effective continuity with weekday Facilities teams.

Include but are not limited to the following:

• Lead and supervise weekend Facilities Maintenance operations, including staffing, coaching, performance management, training, and technical guidance.
• Prioritize and direct preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance, service requests, inspections, work orders, and troubleshooting activities.
• Lead response to critical alarms, equipment failures, utility interruptions, environmental events, and other emergency or business-continuity situations.
• Ensure maintenance and facility operations comply with SOPs, safety requirements, the Quality Management System, and applicable regulatory standards.
• Maintain accurate and timely CMMS/EAM documentation, work-order execution, equipment records, findings, corrective actions, and schedule communication.
• Coordinate shift handoffs, operational updates, stakeholder communication, and escalation between weekend and weekday Facilities teams and support functions.
• Oversee weekend vendor work and support facility projects, shutdowns, commissioning, construction, and planned maintenance events.
• Monitor KPIs and identify improvements to equipment reliability, technician productivity, work processes, operational effectiveness, and customer service.

• Associate’s degree in mechanical, electrical, facilities management, engineering, or a related field.
• 8+ years of relevant facilities maintenance, facility operations, industrial maintenance, or similar technical experience, including 1+ years leading, supervising, directing, or coordinating employees and/or technical teams.
• Must meet company DRIVE program requirements.

• Experience troubleshooting and maintaining commercial, industrial, laboratory, or manufacturing facility systems.
• Experience in laboratory, GMP, medical device, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, healthcare, or another regulated environment.
• Experience with BAS, CMMS/EAM, and environmental or critical facility monitoring systems; working knowledge of preventive and corrective maintenance and reliability practices; strong leadership, communication, organizational, documentation, and problem-solving skills. FMP, SFP, CFM, trade license, or similar credentials.

In specific locations, the pay range may vary from the range posted.