Electrical Infrastructure Asset Manager (British Columbia)

Electrical Infrastructure Asset Manager (British Columbia)

05 Nov
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British Columbia

05 Nov

ApplyToEducation

British Columbia

Shape lifecycle planning for electrical infrastructure, emergency power, and technical systems at the Vancouver School Board’s Vancouver workshop.
The Manager, Facilities Maintenance and Technical Services provides strategic stewardship for assigned District-wide assets and services. This chance emphasizes asset reliability, renewal priorities, risk management, and technical building systems. The manager also oversees HVAC air distribution and roofing-related assets while leading supervisors and coordinating contractors, consultants, and service providers.
Key Responsibilities: Develop lifecycle replacement and asset renewal strategies
Assess asset condition and mitigate infrastructure risks
Support long-range facilities and capital planning




Review technical designs and consultant reports
Coordinate commissioning and asset turnover
Requirements: Seven years managing facilities, electrical, or building systems
Three years in supervisory or management leadership
Knowledge of asset management and lifecycle planning
Experience developing operating and capital plans
Electrical engineering technology diploma or equivalent experience
Apply asset management, renewal planning, and technical leadership across Vancouver School Board educational and support facilities.

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