Facilities Project Manager Surrey (British Columbia)

Facilities Project Manager Surrey (British Columbia)

30 Oct
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Raise
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British Columbia

30 Oct

Raise

British Columbia

Manage facilities operations in Surrey with project management and safety expertise. Support the Trades Training Centre through a four-month contract assignment.
Raise is hiring a Facilities Coordination Project Manager for its client, one of Canada’s largest electrical energy suppliers. The role oversees Learning and Development training facilities, primarily the Trades Training Centre, while coordinating operational safety, assets, vendors, and facility improvements. You will manage low-to-medium risk projects and process changes safely, on time, and within budget.
Key Responsibilities: Conduct daily occupancy and facility condition checks
Coordinate vendors, contractors, trades, and internal stakeholders
Create project plans, risk logs, and status reports




Manage emergency processes and the first aid program
Maintain technologies and troubleshoot basic IT issues
Requirements: Five years’ project management or facility coordination experience
Facility management knowledge and contractor supervision experience
Active Intermediate First Aid certificate capability
Microsoft 365 proficiency and basic IT troubleshooting skills
Ability to lift 23 kilograms and remain ambulatory
Apply facilities coordination, project management, vendor collaboration, and safety expertise at Surrey’s Trades Training Centre.

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📌 Facilities Project Manager Surrey (British Columbia)
🏢 Raise
📍 British Columbia

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