Facilities Operations Leader in Toronto (Ontario)

Facilities Operations Leader in Toronto (Ontario)

17 Aug
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Loft Community Services
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Ontario

17 Aug

Loft Community Services

Ontario

Elevate your career with LOFT Community Services as an Associate Director, Facilities in Toronto/GTA. Lead strategic operations and support best practices in facilities management across various program locations.

In this senior leadership role, you will report to the Senior Director and oversee all facilities management operations. Your expertise in strategic leadership, asset management, and regulatory compliance will be paramount in ensuring safe and efficient environments. This position focuses on enhancing organizational priorities through operational excellence and team development.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead facilities operations and sustainability initiatives
• Develop preventative maintenance strategies and compliance frameworks
• Manage vendor and contractor performance effectively




• Oversee capital planning and implementation of projects
• Foster collaboration with community partners and stakeholders

Requirements:
• 7+ years in facilities management with multi-site operations
• Robust knowledge of building systems and health & safety
• Experience in budget oversight and project management
• Expertise in leading diverse teams with DEI commitment
• Valid Driver’s License required

Bring your leadership and operational expertise to LOFT, ensuring quality and compliant facilities for those in need.
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📌 Facilities Operations Leader in Toronto (Ontario)
🏢 Loft Community Services
📍 Ontario

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