Facilities & Technical Supervisor - Vado Ligure
Pubblicato il 23-08-2026 - CBRE in Savona
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About The Role
As a Technical& Facilities Supervisor at CBRE, you will be responsible for overseeingbuilding maintenance and facilities services across all assigned sites. Thisincludes the operation, maintenance, and compliance of electrical, electronic,mechanical, HVAC, and fire protection systems. You will lead the on-site team,manage service delivery, and ensure all facilities operations meet contractual,regulatory, and quality standards.
Key Responsibilities
- Ensure fullcompliance with contractual agreements, company policies, and operationalprocedures across assigned sites.
- Oversee thedelivery of facilities services in line with the service agreement and definedscope of work.
- Collaboratewith the client to develop and implement maintenance plans that meet customerrequirements, current legislation, and industry best practices.
- Managepreventive and corrective maintenance programmes for building systems,including electrical, electronic, HVAC, climate control, and fire prevention systems.
- Coordinatemaintenance activities with external contractors, tenant fit-out teams, andinternal technicians.
- Respond tosystem faults and breakdowns within contractual timeframes, ensuring minimaldisruption to operations.
- Schedulemaintenance activities to reduce safety risks, operational downtime, andinconvenience.
- Recommendsystem upgrades to improve efficiency, safety, and energy performance.
- Apply advancedtechnical knowledge to resolve complex issues and deliver innovative solutions.
- Administer andmaintain the CMMS (Computerised Maintenance Management System), includinggenerating reports for service tracking and planning.
- Ensurecompliance with all relevant codes, regulations, and health and safetydirectives.
- Manage clientrequests in accordance with contractual terms and internal procedures.
- Preparequotations for client-requested interventions and repairs identified duringinspecti