Facility Maintenance ManagerThe City of Round Rock is seeking a highly skilled, forward-thinking Facility Maintenance Manager to oversee maintenance operations, renovations, and long-range planning for our municipal buildings. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys leading teams, coordinating complex projects, problem-solving, and keeping facilities running safely and efficiently.If you've worked in building maintenance, property management, industrial facilities, or construction—but never thought about applying your talents in a municipal environment—this is your chance. The City offers stability, purpose-driven work, a collaborative culture, and the opportunity to make a lasting impact on buildings and systems that serve the entire community.Posted range is the starting salary.
Pay rate offered is based on experience.Examples of DutiesIn this leadership role, you'll oversee the planning, scheduling, and execution of maintenance for all City facilities. You will:Lead, train, and mentor a team of skilled technicians performing preventive and corrective maintenance across electrical, mechanical, HVAC, plumbing, water systems, chemical systems, and electronic controlsPrioritize and manage maintenance work orders, service requests, and facility needs across all municipal buildingsCoordinate renovation projects, contract work, consultant support, and cross-departmental collaborationRead and interpret codes, blueprints, specifications, estimates, work orders, reports, and related documentsProvide outstanding customer service by responding promptly, efficiently, and positively to City staff and department needsOversee implementation and performance of ongoing maintenance contracts, ensuring contractors meet standards and customer concerns are resolvedPrepare documentation for capital improvements and manage project budgeting, financial tracking, and expense requisitionsTroubleshoot and manage systems such as power feeders, transformers, generators, switchgear, AC/DC drives, PLCs, UPS systems, air handling units, CRAC units, energy management systems, and automation equipmentTrain staff on modern facility systems and technologies—including HVAC controls, building automation, maintenance management software, and energy management toolsRespond to facilities-related emergencies, participate in on-call rotation, and coordinate after-hours repairs when neededThis role is both strategic and hands-on—perfect for someone who likes leading people, improving systems, and ensuring building reliability every day.Experience and TrainingYou're a problem-solver, a planner, and a mentor. You understand both the "big picture" of facility operations and the technical components behind electrical, HVAC, and mechanical systems.
You bring strong communication skills, a customer-focused mindset, and confidence supervising staff and contractors.You'll excel here if you:Enjoy leading and developing techniciansHave experience juggling multiple facility priorities at onceCommunicate clearly with contractors, staff, leadership, and vendorsAre comfortable making decisions and managing projects from start to finishThrive in a role that mixes technical knowledge with team leadership, planning, budgeting, and customer serviceMunicipal experience is not required. Many successful candidates come from commercial, industrial, or large-scale property management settings.Minimum QualificationsBachelor's degree from an accredited college or universityAdditional work experience may substitute for the degree on a year-for-year basisMinimum five years of progressively responsible facility maintenance experience, including two years in a leadership roleWorking knowledge of a broad range of trades including electrical, mechanical, HVAC, temperature controls, and building automation systemsTechnical familiarity with equipment such as power feeders, transformers, generators, switchgear, AC/DC drives, PLCs, UPS systems, air handling units, and CRAC unitsWhy Work for the City of Round Rock?Purposeful work: Support facilities that serve thousands of residents every day.Stable career path: Municipal facilities roles offer long-term growth, leadership opportunities, and predictable work environments.Compelling projects: Manage diverse buildings—from recreation centers to public safety facilities to administrative offices.Innovative environment: The City invests in modern building systems, automation tools, and performance-driven facility improvements.Supportive culture: Work alongside professionals who value teamwork, excellence, and community service.