Supervisor of Facility Operations

Supervisor of Facility Operations - Recreation Facilities About the City of Welland At the City of Welland, we're continuously rewriting our story. Not because we don't know where we're going, but because we are constantly reaching for new heights, engaging in new approaches, and pursuing what many believe to be unattainable or too ambitious. We're not satisfied with the status quo, and we're certainly not satisfied with doing things a certain way simply because that's how they were done in the past. We expect our population to increase to over 80,000 in the next 20 years, and serving a diverse, growing community requires strategic thinkers, norm breakers, and passionate civil servants. In Niagara, Welland's growth leads every other municipality, and the City is becoming the region's heartbeat. So, we invite you to author your chapter and contribute to the overall body of work the City of Welland is creating. At the City of Welland, your ideas are nurtured, your input is invited, a healthy work-life balance is available, and most importantly, your voice will make a difference. So, if that sounds like something you want to be a part of, we want to hear from you. We're ready when you are. About the Position Under the direction of the Manager of Facility Operations and Development, the Supervisor of Facility Operations – Recreation Facilities has oversight over all matters related to Facility Operations and Maintenance, within an assigned portfolio of facilities. The assignment of facilities ranges from oversight of Corporate, Auxiliary and Recreation Facilities across the entire facilities inventory within the city. Responsible for planning, organizing, coordinating, and supervising facilities maintenance and operations activities and assignments undertaken by City crews and contractors when conducting maintenance repair work and mandated inspections required on City buildings and facilities. Hours of Work: Monday to Friday, 40 hours per week, on-call weekday/weekend rotations. Duties & Responsibilities The duties listed are not meant to provide a description of each job performed but only those which represent the core functions of the job. Develop maintenance management plans for assigned facility portfolio including physical operations, preventative maintenance, start-ups/shutdowns, janitorial services, emergency, security and fire safety services. Assume the role of facility owner in the areas of fire safety planning and tenant relations. Conduct fire drills as per the Ontario Fire Code and ensure that fire plans are up to date. Coordinate facility logistics, maintenance and operations requirements with Sport, Recreation and Culture division team, supporting program, event, and service delivery. Respond to public, staff and elected officials’ inquiries and facilitate resolutions to complex issues. Work with staff and customers to ensure that facility operations standards meet their needs. Recruit, train, motivate, supervise, and evaluate staff (union and non-union). Must be able to understand and work within the terms of the collective agreements and respond to union issues and concerns. Supervise work crew of City employees comprised of general and skilled workers (tradesmen, plumbers, carpenters, etc.) along with outside contractors. Organize contractors associated with the facility’s operation (e.g. cleaning, maintenance, snow removal etc.). Effectively utilize outside resources when appropriate. Within a team approach, support other Facilities Operation Supervisor, and provide back up support to the Parks and Forestry Supervisors. Rotate emergency on-call services for both the Facilities Division and the Parks and Forestry Division. Support Emergency Operations Centre requirements when requested. Ensure the quality of work of employees when conducting maintenance activities. Ensure staff comply with City approved policies and procedures as well as Provincial Regulations, including Regulation 170/03, the City’s Drinking Water Work Permit and Drinking Water License, TSSA requirements, Public Pool Regulations, O. Reg. 480/24, etc. Develop and update all Safe Job Procedures and Standard Operating Procedures and ensure training and compliance is adhered to by all staff and contractors. Ensuring that preventative maintenance and the repair of City buildings and facilities is undertaken as defined in the applicable Methods and Procedures and in accordance with any applicable City approved levels of service and legislative requirements. Prepare and coordinate resources and equipment to conduct maintenance programs and for the provision of overtime maintenance activities and emergency remedial measures. Investigate accidents/incidents involving workers and/or equipment and prepare and file reports when applicable, prepare written recommendations for the prevention of accidents. Administer and inspect work undertaken by private contractors, hired by the city, to ensure that the interests of the city related to safety, approved Levels of Service and quality of work are best serviced. Liaise with other government agencies, industry peers and safety associations. Lead assigned capital projects related to assigned facilities. This includes development of scope of work, development of budgets, procurement process, contractor recruitment and management and site requirements. Performing all other duties as assigned. Supervision: Direct supervision – four full-time employees and various arena and facilities attendants. Oversight of contractors as required. What you need to Succeed... College Diploma in Facilities Management or related discipline. Five (5) years’ experience in a facility operations and renewal environment with at least two (2) experience in a leadership role. Management training and/or post-secondary education are considered an asset. College related courses in construction or related discipline with a certification of qualification in building trade (Electrician, HVAC, and Plumber) or equivalent education considered a asset. A valid Ontario driver’s license, Class “G”, with a clean driving record and a willingness to obtain a Class DZ license. Certification as an OPA Playground Practitioner, Certified Ice Technician and Certified Pool Operator would be an asset. Considerable knowledge of the Building Code O/Reg 332/12 and Occupational Health and Safety Act. Proficient in MS Office (Word, Excel), MS Outlook, work order management systems, etc. Excellent oral and written communication skills with an appreciation for the principles of public service. Handle stressful, emergency situations in a calm and professional manner. Salary and Benefit Information Why Choose Welland? OMERS Pension: Secure your future with an OMERS pension, one of Canada’s largest defined benefit pension plans. To learn more visit Five Wellness days: We understand the importance of mental and physical well-being. That's why we offer five wellness days that can be taken in succession, giving you the opportunity to recharge, rejuvenate, and prioritize self-care when you need it most. Adaptable and generous benefits package: Your health and happiness matter to us. That's why we offer a flexible and generous benefits package. From medical and dental coverage to additional perks, we've got you covered, ensuring you and your loved ones receive the care and support you deserve. Flexible work arrangements: We believe in work-life harmony, and that means something different to each of us. Embrace flexibility with our assortment of work arrangements, including hybrid, condensed work weeks, and flexible schedules. Whether you thrive in a traditional office setting or prefer the comfort of your home office, we empower you to tailor your work environment to suit your needs. Fair-market value salary: We recently conducted a comprehensive compensation review to ensure our pay aligned with current market values and fairly reflected the skills and contributions of our team. This process involved industry benchmarking and employee feedback to maintain competitive and equitable compensation. How to Apply Click the "Apply" button below to submit an application which includes a current cover letter and resume. The City of Welland is an equal opportunity employer committed to inclusive, barrier-free recruitment and selection processes. In addition, the City of Welland is committed to accommodating persons with disabilities. Should you require any accommodations, we will work to meet your needs. All applications are held in strict confidence. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, we will only contact those selected for an interview. No phone calls, please. Personal information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and is for employment assessment purposes only. Corporation of the City of Welland | 60 East Main Street | Welland, ON | L3B 3X4 | welland.ca #J-18808-Ljbffr