Director of Facilities Management

Dallas, TX, United States

The Role: Director of Facilities Management

Located in the heart of downtown, First Baptist Dallas is built on the Bible and continues its mission to transform the world with God’s Word…one life at a time.

As a multi-generational church community, we meet needs through a variety of worship experiences, Sunday School and discipleship options, mission opportunities, fellowship, and outreach events.

The cornerstone of First Baptist Dallas was laid in 1890 by a small group of believers determined to begin a Baptist church in downtown Dallas. Under the leadership of legendary pastors and teachers like George W. Truett and W.A. Criswell, First Baptist Dallas became an anchor in the Christian community, a church known for a firm foundation built on the Bible.

Led by Dr. Robert Jeffress since 2007, we continue that legacy today. Dr. Jeffress ushered in a new season of ministry at the church that reinforces our calling to reach our city, nation, and world for Christ through four primary courses of action:

Worship

We currently offer two Choir and Orchestra led services, a Band-led service, and an online experience through our First Dallas iCampus.

Equip

Members and visitors will find active, thriving Sunday School classes for every age and life stage. Our Discipleship University ministry offers two semesters of classes on Sunday evenings.

Serve

It is our goal to equip, empower, and deploy every member of our body to serve in the role and gifting to which the Lord has called them.

Influence

We pierce the darkness with the light of God’s Word to the uttermost parts of the world.

First Baptist Dallas was built on the Bible and continues its mission to transform the world with God’s Word . . one life at a time

About the Director of Facilities Management:

First Baptist Dallas seeks Christ-centered professionals who want to join a team of disciplined and talented superstars committed to working together to accomplish our mission. The Director of Facilities Management is responsible for the general oversight of the campus buildings, grounds, parking garages, fleet, equipment, mechanical systems, housekeeping, and ensuring the facilities are operational, safe, sanitary, and ready for church services as well as ministry activities.

The Director of Facilities Management Will:

Develop, oversee, and evaluate systems for all aspects of operation, repair, and maintenance of the existing campus and mechanical systems

Lead and manage the Facilities Team to ensure proper task management, projects, scheduling, inventory, and safety

Maintain an asset management program for all related equipment and mechanical systems, including commissioning, preventive maintenance, and end-of-life replacement

Oversee the energy conservation management program and ensure optimum performance of systems with a focus on stewardship

Oversee and evaluate third-party housekeeping and janitorial services, including setup and tear down

Ensure compliance with all health and safety, environmental, and risk management policies and procedures that relate to the campus

Respond immediately to emergencies and perform tasks necessary for the well-being and protection of property and occupants

Develop short- and long-range plans and program objectives, an annual budget, and a capital improvement budget for future repairs and improvements to the facility

Function in an interactive and cross-functional relationship with all other ministries and support areas of the church

Perform all other duties as assigned by the Executive Director of Operations

What You Bring:

Education & Experience

Must have a minimum of 5 years of prior experience in facilities & plant management

Associate’s or Bachelor’s level degree preferred

Ability to organize multiple tasks simultaneously with excellence while operating with thoroughness and attention to detail

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

Prior experience creating and executing a preventative maintenance schedule on a large scale (Elevators, escalators, lighting, water displays, vehicles, etc)

Ability to read and interpret architectural and design documents such as blueprints, plumbing, and HVAC schematics

Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint)

Personal Characteristics & Qualifications

Must be fully committed to the Mission and Core Values of First Baptist Dallas

Fully committed to the Senior Pastor, Executive Pastor, and overall church ministry

Must be committed to biblical Christian principles and teachings professionally and personally

Must possess characteristics that reflect a person of faith and a lifestyle of biblical integrity

Embody the Green Team Characteristics and work according to Operating Principles

What It's Like to Live in Dallas, Texas:

Offering both big-city excitement and quiet, suburban living, the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area has an interesting mix of Texas pride and cosmopolitan offerings. The cowboy life still exists in Fort Worth, while Dallasites love the trendy local restaurants and numerous retail shops. And no matter which part of the metroplex they call home, sports fans rally together behind their professional sports teams.

The small-town feel of Friday night football games and backyard parties exists in the suburbs of Dallas-Fort Worth. In those areas, residents can bump into their friends at the local Tex-Mex restaurant, children ride their bikes, and joggers hit the pavement for evening runs. But even in DFW proper, many people exude that Texas friendliness with a wave or a "hello" to strangers.

Dallas is ranked the 4th most diverse city in the United States. Rich natural resources, abundant land, a central location within the United States, and a business-friendly environment have long attracted both immigrants and U.S. natives to Texas. As a result, the area has grown faster, with a younger and more diverse population, than the nation. The world has truly come to Dallas!

Those who live in Dallas and Fort Worth tend to be young professionals, while the surrounding suburbs are largely filled with young families who want both a close-knit community and easy access to the cities. People from both demographics are flooding the area, and the population has swelled from about 5.8 million people in 2005 to more than 7 million people today. New developments have drawn in both families looking for their dream home and professionals looking to advance their careers.

For a truly Texan experience, Fort Worth, also aptly known as Cowtown, offers the annual Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo, weekly rodeos at the Stockyards, and live music across different venues all across the city.

Crowds roar for the Dallas Cowboys football team at AT&T Stadium and for the Texas Rangers baseball team at Globe Life Field in Arlington, while the Dallas Mavericks basketball team and the Dallas Stars hockey team both play at American Airlines Center in the heart of downtown Dallas.

Kid-friendly activities include the indoor water park at Great Wolf Lodge in Grapevine, Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington, and zoos in both Dallas and Fort Worth.

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