Facility Manager
Pubblicato il 19-10-2026 - H&M Group in Milano
Descrizione del lavoro
WHAT YOU’LL DO
As Facility Manager, you enable and secure the smooth operation of the site portfolio by delivering optimized, qualitative, and cost-efficient facility management services that support both operational needs and long-term asset performance. You play a key role in ensuring safe, compliant, and reliable facility operations through strong supplier management, maintenance planning, lifecycle optimization, and cross-functional collaboration. In this role, you balance operational excellence with sustainability, financial responsibility, and continuous improvement across the Sales Market portfolio.
You will:
• Lead and coordinate facility management activities across the Sales Market portfolio, securing safe, compliant, and high-quality site operations.
• Own and manage FM categories including technical installations, building maintenance, energy & utilities, cleaning, waste management, and shopfitting maintenance.
• Drive supplier sourcing, contract management, and service delivery follow-up to ensure strong quality, cost efficiency,
and contractual compliance.
• Monitor portfolio condition, lifecycle performance, and investment needs to optimize asset value, operational reliability, and long-term cost efficiency.
• Ensure preventive and reactive maintenance activities are planned, executed, and followed up according to operational and business requirements.
• Manage facility-related budgets, performance reporting, and asset data within global FM systems to support transparency and data-driven decision-making.
• Drive energy monitoring and efficiency initiatives aligned with global sustainability targets and operational performance goals.
• Collaborate closely with Sales, Operations, Construction & Facilities, Procurement, and Global FM stakeholders to align facility activities with evolving business needs and operational priorities.
WHO YOU’LL WORK WITH
You will work closely with Sales Market Construction & Facilities teams, Leas