Regional Facilities Management Manager (Selkirk)

Regional Facilities Management Manager (Selkirk)

08 Nov
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Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority
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Selkirk

08 Nov

Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority

Selkirk

Lead facilities management across Selkirk with preventative maintenance and property oversight for Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority. This is a days-based, indefinite-term position.

Reporting to the Regional Director, Capital Planning & Facilities Management, you will oversee Facility Managers across the region. The work covers maintenance programs, service contracts, property management, and asset management. Budget development, energy management, and applicable legislation also shape the assignment.

Key Responsibilities:

- Oversee Facility Managers across regional healthcare sites
- Ensure effective preventative maintenance programs for systems and equipment
- Assist with department operating budget development




- Manage facilities service contracts and property management
- Coordinate asset and energy management activities

Requirements:

- Grade 12 education required
- Three to five years’ property or engineering management experience in healthcare
- Management, communication, organizational, and analytical skills
- Microsoft Office and computerized workplace proficiency
- Valid Manitoba Class 5 driver’s license

Apply facilities leadership, maintenance oversight, contract management, and budget control skills within Selkirk’s regional healthcare system.

📌 Regional Facilities Management Manager (Selkirk)
🏢 Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority
📍 Selkirk

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