Lead Facilities Technician - P1

A Lead Facilities Technician is responsible for overseeing daily maintenance operations, coordinating repair activities, and ensuring facility systems remain safe, efficient, and fully operational. This role includes hands-on troubleshooting and repair, preventive maintenance scheduling, and providing technical guidance to maintenance staff. The Lead Facilities Technician acts as the primary point of contact for building maintenance needs and plays a key role in workflow management, safety compliance, and asset reliability.

  Key Responsibilities Oversee and delegate maintenance tasks to technicians, ensuring timely and high-quality completion. Perform skilled maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical, HVAC, mechanical, and plumbing systems. Develop and manage preventive maintenance schedules to reduce equipment downtime and extend asset life. Monitor building systems, including fire safety, lighting, power distribution, HVAC controls, and access systems.

Maintain accurate service logs, work orders, and asset records through CMMS or maintenance software. Train and mentor maintenance team members to improve skillsets and operational efficiency. Coordinate and supervise contractors, vendors, and outside service professionals. Respond to urgent maintenance needs and facility emergencies, ensuring safe and rapid resolution. Inspect facilities regularly to identify safety hazards, performance issues, or required repairs.

Assist in budgeting, parts ordering, inventory management, and cost-saving maintenance strategies. Ensure compliance with OSHA regulations, building codes, and company safety standards.   Skills & Competencies Strong technical understanding of building systems Electrical, HVAC, mechanical & plumbing troubleshooting Leadership, communication & delegation abilities Proficiency with maintenance management software (CMMS) Blueprint/schematic reading & diagnostic skills Preventive maintenance planning Vendor/contractor oversight Safety & compliance awareness   Typical Qualifications 3–7; years of facilities or maintenance experience Prior leadership or lead-tech role preferred Trade certifications in HVAC/EPA, electrical, or mechanical are a plus Knowledge of OSHA regulations and safety protocols Ability to lift, climb, operate power tools & work in varied environments