6 facility safety program manager jobs at 6 companies in Oregon
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Supervisory Facility Operations Specialist
Crater Lake, Oregon, United States
$106k-$138k/yrOnsiteFull Time, Temporary
Department of the Interior: The Department of the Interior manages federal public lands, minerals, parks, wildlife, and tribal trust responsibilities.
1+ YOEOne year of specialized experience equivalent to GS-12 managing maintenance programs, construction or maintenance operations, contractors, project planning, budgets, safety, and facility assets; valid driver's license required.
SkanskaNasdaq Stockholm: SKA B: Global construction and project development.
3+ YOE7+ MgmtRequires 3+ years managing construction projects, clients, profits, safety, quality, and subcontractors; semiconductor or mission-critical facility experience; bachelor's in construction management or equivalent experience.
Innovative Consulting & Management Services: Minority-owned U.S. consulting firm providing information technology, facilities management, and administrative services to federal and commercial clients.
10+ YOE5+ Mgmt10+ years O&M/facilities experience with 5+ years recent contract management/supervision; strong MEP, BAS, HVAC/R and life-safety knowledge; experience with CMMS/NCMMS and vendor/contract management; valid driver's license; PMP/FMP/CFM/OSHA 30 preferred.
ParsonsNYSE: PSN: Technology and engineering solutions for defense and infrastructure.
8+ YOELicensed Design Professional or Certified CM Professional, 8+ years construction experience (including 8 years coordinating rail yard/facility projects), proven team management and client liaison skills, ability to assess sites and manage RFIs/PCOs/quality and safety issues.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Bluebeam, ProCore, Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft SharePoint
Issaquah or Redmond or Alaska or California or Montana or New Mexico or Oregon or Texas or Washington
$39-$61/hrOnsiteFull Time
Swedish Health Services: Secular nonprofit healthcare provider serving greater Seattle patients through hospitals and clinics.
10+ YOERequires specialized building maintenance and plant operations training, a National Boiler Operator Grade I, II, or III license, and 10+ years of experience with hospital utilities, life safety systems, and maintenance programs.
computer-based preventive maintenance programs, computer-based maintenance software system