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Turbo Tim's Anything Automotive

Facilities Manager – Maintenance Team Leader

Turbo Tim's Anything Automotive

. Lead and support the current building maintenance team member .

Posted 11/9/2026full-timeMinneapolis • Minnesota • United StatesSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates strong leadership in facilities maintenance, balancing hands-on project work with team management and process development. Proficient in coordinating maintenance activities, managing vendor relationships, and ensuring safety and efficiency across multiple locations.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Facilities MaintenanceTeam LeadershipProject ManagementPreventive MaintenanceClear Communication

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Hard Skills
CarpentryDrywallPaintingMinor Plumbing RepairsTroubleshootingProject PlanningVendor ManagementBuilding UpkeepSafety CompliancePhysical Maintenance Work
Soft Skills
CoachingDelegationOrganizationAccountabilityCommunication
Tools & Technologies
Project Tracking SoftwareMaintenance Management SystemsComputerPhone
Certifications & Qualifications
Valid Driver's License
Industry Keywords
Building MaintenanceConstructionAutomotive ShopsPreventive Maintenance RoutinesVendor Coordination

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Lead and support the current building maintenance team member
  • Set priorities, assign responsibilities, and establish expectations and timelines
  • Balance hands-on project work with team leadership, coaching, coordination, and accountability
  • Develop the maintenance team and its processes as the company grows
  • Visit all stores regularly and discuss repairs, improvements, and upcoming needs with store managers
  • Create and maintain a centralized list of maintenance requests, preventive maintenance, and building projects
  • Prioritize work according to safety, business impact, urgency, cost, and available resources
  • Create project plans identifying owners, materials, estimated costs, and completion dates
  • Coordinate project timing with store managers around shop operations
  • Follow projects through completion and confirm needs have been addressed
  • Perform hands-on repairs, maintenance, and improvements across shops, offices, and exterior spaces
  • Perform carpentry, drywall, painting, shelving, mounting, minor plumbing repairs, and general building upkeep
  • Troubleshoot lighting, ventilation, bay doors, air systems, and other shop infrastructure
  • Coordinate qualified contractors for specialized, licensed, or inspected work
  • Source materials, obtain quotes, and manage vendors through completion
  • Establish preventive maintenance routines
  • Keep store managers informed about priorities, schedules, progress, and changes
  • Provide concise weekly leadership reports covering completed, active, and upcoming work, obstacles, costs, and decisions
  • Track project spending against approved amounts and communicate changes
  • Maintain records of repairs, equipment service, inspections, and recurring maintenance

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Strong hands-on experience in facilities maintenance, building maintenance, construction, or a related trade
  • Successfully led people as a manager, maintenance supervisor, foreman, or team lead
  • Ability to build processes, organize competing requests, and keep work moving independently
  • Ability to delegate, coach, and follow up while performing high-quality hands-on work
  • Clear communication skills
  • Ability to determine when to perform repairs and when to engage specialists
  • Comfort using a computer or phone to track projects, schedules, expenses, and reports
  • Valid driver's license
  • Ability to travel regularly between Twin Cities locations
  • Ability to perform physical maintenance work, use tools and ladders, and handle materials weighing up to 60 pounds, with reasonable accommodation
  • Experience maintaining automotive shops or multiple locations is a plus
  • Résumé and short note about a project led, including organization, people support, and completion

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Room to improve company spaces and build a strong team
  • Opportunity to see the results of your work every day
  • Opportunity to contribute judgment, ideas, and ownership