Facilities coordinator vs manager of environmental services

Differences between facilities coordinator and manager of environmental services duties and responsibilities

Facilities coordinator example responsibilities.

• Lead maintenance efforts for court blowers and train fellow interns.
• Source and manage suppliers (office, furniture), movers and storage, carpenters, plumbing, and terrace maintenance.
• Manage animal orders with multiple vendors using Peoplesoft software.
• Manage janitorial personnel and conduct regular inspections of building to ensure building cleanliness.
• Manage day-to-day operations of an FDA regulate, cGMP and ISO 13485:2003 certifiedbiopharmaceutical production facility.
• Manage key aspects of security's restructuring culminating in a centrally control but locally deploy security portfolio.
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Manager of environmental services example responsibilities.

• Orchestrate and manage key waste management and plumbing projects.
• Manage contracts for facility mechanical systems, grounds, NFPA testing.
• Manage a staff of 45 in compliance with SBA and JCAHO regulations.
• Manage a staff of 1 supervisor and 25 FTE (1998) staff in a union environment.
• Supervise, manage and execute all facility systems and operations; emergency sprinkler and generator systems, HVAC.
• Orchestrate HIPAA training for staff that lead to new process/procedures for securing clients health information and accurately maintaining those records.
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