Facility Asset Manager

Summary

The Facilities Asset Manager is responsible for collaboration with the Lee Health Marketing and Design teams to facilitate standardized asset deployment for one or more focused disciplines within the asset management department. Facility Asset Manager focus areas include development of furniture specifications and standards, facility equipment specifications and standards, or development and design of signage including environmental graphics and facility wayfinding required to assist customers in the navigation of Lee Health facilities. Develops and maintains a data base of major and minor clinical and non-clinical equipment, furniture, or signage deployed across major facilities capital / construction projects.

The Facility Asset Manager is responsible for establishing life cycle analysis protocols for their designated area of responsibility: equipment, furniture, or signage for replacement and value capital budgeting.

Typical functions of this position include review with project owner departments, biomedical, plant operations, and information services; provide bid and purchase ready documents for obtaining Best Value Pricing from vendors / manufactures; manhour projections for budget and scheduling; project status update reports; on-site periodic inspections; evaluations of completed projects; and end of project asset documentation. Regular review of standards with Consolidated Services of Florida, Supply Chain Management, Biomed, and Plant Operations to ensure the Facilities project database is current and complete.

Requirements

Education: Bachelors degree preferred.

Experience: Minimum 5-Yrs; Specialized field of knowledge in new / renovation construction projects in healthcare, Facilities and Plant Operations based asset management required.

Certification: N/A

License: N/A

Other: Prior experience must include varied experiences in asset management; medical equipment planning, purchasing, supply chain logistics; project management; contract administration; field administration; and presentation skills. Regular on-going contact and communication with Construction, Plant Operations, Furniture Planner and Hospital Department Managers.