Control Systems Manager at Armour Group (Nova Scotia)

Control Systems Manager at Armour Group (Nova Scotia)

21 Aug
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VenorTalent
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Nova Scotia

21 Aug

VenorTalent

Nova Scotia

Elevate your career with The Armour Group Limited as a Control Systems Manager in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Pioneers in hospitality and construction, they seek a leader adept in building automation and HVAC systems.

In this role, reporting to the Director of Building Operations, you will provide technical leadership across The Armour Group's properties. With over 5 years of experience, you will troubleshoot complex systems, monitor performance, and spearhead maintenance programs. This position requires a blend of hands-on expertise and leadership skills to enhance operational efficiency across diverse building systems.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead and develop a team of Building Operators
• Monitor Building Automation Systems and HVAC performance




• Prioritize and coordinate resolutions for building system issues
• Oversee preventative maintenance programs and repairs
• Enhance system efficiency and reliability across the portfolio

Requirements:
• 5+ years in building maintenance and operations
• Proficient in Building Automation Systems and HVAC
• Robust troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
• Ability to coordinate teams effectively
• Entrepreneurial mindset focused on continuous improvement

Drive technical excellence and leadership at The Armour Group, fostering improved building performance in Halifax.
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📌 Control Systems Manager at Armour Group (Nova Scotia)
🏢 VenorTalent
📍 Nova Scotia

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