Manager, Plant Operations Controls Systems - Main Campus

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• Manage, guide and advise the functions and activities of employees in the Controls group of Plant Operations. Lead departmental human resources, development, time management, attendance, and discipline.
• Manage, guide and advise the functions and activities of employees in the Controls group of Plant Operations. Lead departmental human resources, development, time management, attendance, and discipline.
• Provide leadership to foster a cooperative working environment. Maintain the ability to creatively guide, empower, and encourage staff members while successfully advising efficient operations.
• Participate in hiring process. Responsible for training, orienting, disciplining, providing ongoing feedback and appraising performance.
• Run the maintenance, repair, operation and alteration of MSK’s Building Automation Systems (BAS); including but not limited to the computerized HVAC controls, electric-pneumatic controls, electronic controls, valve and damper operators, liquid valve controllers, and other automated control components used on medical and research center infrastructure systems.
• Develop routine and non-routine work procedures to ensure workflow is controlled, prioritized, and meets the maintenance and operating requirements of the systems and related components.
• Review contractor installations and workmanship to ensure compliance with contracted documents and MSK standards.
• Provide expertise, insight and ongoing feedback as part of the Design Team for all new construction projects as it relates to building automation systems and equipment and related components.
• Conduct regular and detailed inspections of construction sites to ensure compliance to MSK standards.

• 15 years progressive experience in the building automation or heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC) field with a minimum of five (5) years in healthcare environments with staff of 15 or more.
• 20 post secondary credits
• 20 Years directly applicable experience of a staff of 20 individuals or more within a healthcare environment preferred

• Global thinking, technical knowledge and experience to operate, resolve operational deficiencies and initiate corrective actions to building automation and controls systems.
• Sufficient knowledge to handle assignments of routine and non-routine difficulty with minimal direction.
• Oral communication skills to present technical information.

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