Facilities Manager

Infrastructure and capital projects

• →Power: service capacity, distribution, panel and feeder buildout, backup, load buildout plan.

• →Compressed air, process cooling, HVAC, exhaust, gas, plumbing, fire protection.

• →You scope, permit, run, and close out reconfiguration and tenant improvement projects.

• →Equipment installation and commissioning: rigging, seismic anchoring, utility drops, acceptance testing, validation and after-sales service. 

• →Ownership over floorplan execution, and oversight of engineering area owners.

• 5+ years in facilities, plant engineering, or maintenance management at a manufacturer. Commercial office and property management experience does not count here.

• Working knowledge of industrial utilities: 480V three-phase distribution, compressed air, HVAC and process cooling, plumbing, fire protection.

• You have run capital or tenant improvement projects yourself. Read drawings, pulled permits, managed contractors, closed punch lists.

• Vendor and subcontractor management: scoping, bidding, and holding people to what they signed.

• Both volume production and R&D or prototype environments. You understand that a pilot line changes weekly and a production line cannot.

• Cal/OSHA general industry familiarity.

• Comfortable with a startup budget and no existing process. You will not have the tools, the staff, or the documentation on day one. You build them.

• Cleared facility work

• Region relevant experience and knowledge.

• You have built or run a preventive maintenance program. You can explain your PM intervals.

• Aerospace or defense manufacturing background: AS9100, ITAR handling, controlled area setup.

• Cleanroom, ESD controlled, or environmentally controlled space management.

• CNC machine tools, ovens, environmental chambers, or test cell infrastructure.

• You have supported a large-scale plant.

• Experience supporting a second site or a site transition. We are standing up a larger facility soon and this role will support that.

• Navigate across an active construction site and, later, an operating energetics manufacturing campus.

• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and comfortably navigate uneven terrain, stairs, and scaffolding.

• Familiarity with industrial equipment, heavy machinery, weather extremes, and energetic/hazardous materials, with all required PPE provided.

• This position requires the employee to reach all areas of a 100+ acre campus, including remote process and test locations.