Director Facilities and Engineering

• Developing and implementing strategic plans for Facilities and Engineering.
• Oversee and manage large scale project management
• Managing engineering risks and ensuring compliance with Ontario legislation and codes.
• Collaborating with other departments to streamline processes and minimize rework.
• Monitoring and enhancing building energy, utility, and environmental performance.
• Conducting inspections and maintaining the building’s structural and mechanical systems.
• Overseeing the operations and upkeep of building aesthetics.
• Upgrading building design, service, and operating standards.
• Working closely with project managers and other professionals.

• Formulating the annual operating and capital budget.
• Determining cost-effective approaches for tasks and projects.
• Managing weekly department expenditures.
• Negotiating for best prices while maintaining high service levels.
• Tracking and coordinating productivity of staff and project control resources.
• Initiating and planning energy savings programs.
• Managing purchase requisitions and orders in line with policies.
• Drafting and reviewing legal documents related to construction and services.

• Conducts regular preventative inspections of operations and the building.
• Supervises the Structural Work Program with consultants and specialized crews.
• Manages essential service contractors. Examples include HVAC, Elevators,

• Handles work involving exposure to various elements and hazards.
• Maintain a 24 hour/7 day per week on call status in case of emergency. May require resolution of issues onsite during off hours (evenings and weekends)
• Coordinate and attend all power shutdowns and scheduled generator maintenance to ensure minimal disruption.
• Ensures assets are managed according to the CLC Asset Management Policy.

• Ensures high service quality and promptly responds to tenant inquiries.
• Investigates and resolves tenant complaints.
• Attends regular meetings to maintain strong tenant relationships and advise on project feasibility and implementation as required
• Coordinates power shutdowns and generator maintenance to minimize disruption.

• Education: Relevant diploma or degree in Engineering, Building Operations, or Facility Management, preferably in electrical or mechanical disciplines.
• Experience: At least 10 years in facilities/engineering management, with plant equipment experience (e.g., chillers, cooling towers) and leading greening sustainability initiatives are an asset.
• Knowledge: Proficiency in large scale project management. Strong understanding in building construction, renovations, trades repairs, energy saving programs, maintenance, and integrated understanding of physical plant and facility services.
• Familiarity with building maintenance and WHMIS is essential.
• Skills: Strong organizational skills, ability to prioritize multiple projects, and develop recordkeeping systems. Ability to work under pressure and handle emergencies effectively.
• Management: Previous supervisory/management experience required.
• Sector Experience: Knowledge or experience in hospitality or entertainment sectors is advantageous

• Heath & Dental (includes vision and travel insurance)
• Mental health coverage
• AD&D
• Life Insurance
• Short-Term Disability
• Long-Term Disability
• EFAP

• Commuter allowance of $500 per month in accordance with the current practices
• Fitness reimbursement of up to $600 per annum
• Bike parking
• Comp passes 25 tickets per year
• Food discount