Sr. Supervisor, Facilities Operations, U.S. East (R6094)

Washington, D.C. · USD 94,000-170,000 / year · Onsite · Posted Sep 24, 2026

At a glance

The Sr. Supervisor, Facilities Operations, U.S. East leads and develops the regional facilities team while overseeing day-to-day operations across diverse environments including offices, engineering spaces, manufacturing, and secure facilities.
This role is responsible for managing regional vendors, executing non-capital projects, and ensuring compliance with EH&S and security standards to maintain operational readiness.
The position serves as the primary regional facilities contact, balancing customer needs with enterprise standards, budget management, and data-driven performance improvements.

Directly supervise, coach, and develop Facilities Coordinators assigned to the region.
Lead day-to-day Facilities Operations across offices, engineering spaces, manufacturing environments, laboratories, hangars, warehouses, and secure or classified areas.
Coordinate preventive and corrective maintenance, work orders, building services, utilities, and landlord obligations.
Plan and deliver regional facilities projects that fall below Capital Delivery thresholds.
Direct and coordinate regional vendors, contractors, and outsourced service providers.
Partner with Global EH&S to implement workplace-safety, environmental, and emergency-preparedness requirements.
Partner with Security to implement physical-security, access-control, and incident-response requirements.
Review invoices, track purchase orders, support monthly forecasts, and maintain accurate budget documentation.
Maintain accurate regional reporting for work orders, maintenance, vendors, budget, projects, and incidents.
Serve as the principal regional Facilities contact for site leaders, employees, and business partners.

Bachelor's degree in facilities, business, operations, engineering, construction, communications, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and relevant experience.
3+ years of progressive experience across facilities, workplace, office operations, property operations, project coordination, vendor management, or a closely related operating function.
Demonstrated leadership of people, projects, vendors, or cross-functional teams.
Experience supporting multiple sites, a complex campus, or multiple concurrent operational workstreams.
Demonstrated ability to plan and deliver workplace improvements, moves, service rollouts, or minor facility projects.
Experience coordinating vendors or contractors and managing scopes, schedules, and budget documentation.
Working knowledge of facility operations and commercial building services, including HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire and life safety, and access control.
Ability to use work-management, project, collaboration, and reporting tools.
Ability to work primarily on-site, travel throughout the assigned region, and support planned or unplanned after-hours response.
Prior experience directly supervising employees or leading a distributed site-services team.

Experience in aerospace, defense, advanced manufacturing, engineering, technology, laboratory, aviation, or another mission-critical environment.
Experience supporting secure, controlled-access, or classified facilities.
ICD 705 familiarity or training.
Experience with a computerized maintenance management system (CMMS), integrated workplace management system (IWMS), or building management system (BMS).
Experience supporting facility openings, expansions, relocations, construction coordination, commissioning, or operational turnover.
Familiarity with OSHA requirements, contractor-safety practices, emergency response, and corrective-action management.
CFM, FMP, SFP, OSHA 30, LEED, or project-management professional credentials.

Role is primarily on-site.
Regional travel is expected at approximately 20%.
May operate in office, engineering, manufacturing, warehouse, hangar, laboratory, or secure environments.