Skill
Facility Operations
Business and Management
Facility Operations refers to the day-to-day management of a building's systems and services, including security, cleaning, utilities, and equipment functionality. It is used by operations managers and facility staff to ensure smooth, safe, and cost-effective functioning of a physical location such as an office, warehouse, or manufacturing plant. The role often involves coordinating vendors, staff, and budgets to keep operations running efficiently.
Open roles requiring Facility Operations (2)
Lead General Engineer
Missile Defense Agency
Fort Greely, AK · $142,216 – $197,200
This federal engineering role oversees facilities construction, maintenance, and sustainment for the Missile Defense Agency across global locations. The position involves technical monitoring of contractors, quality assurance inspections, and coordination of facility acquisition projects.
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Director, Office of the National Training Center
Department of Energy Headquarters
Washington, District of Columbia; Albuquerque, New Mexico · $199,172 – $228,000
This role leads the Department of Energy's National Training Center, overseeing the development and delivery of safety, security, and technical training programs for the nuclear security and energy sectors. The position suits an executive with experience managing complex training operations, federal partnerships, and workforce development at scale, particularly within national security or energy infrastructure.
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