Facilities Manager

The Facilities Manager is responsible for the total upkeep, reliability, and safety of the Cambridge facility, including the building infrastructure and the industrial equipment base that supports manufacturing operations. This role owns the preventive maintenance program for critical production assets (swagers, drawers, welders, ovens, pumps, vacuum systems, and related equipment), ensuring machine uptime, regulatory compliance, and a safe working environment. As a qualified millwright, the Facilities Manager is capable of hands-on diagnosis, repair, alignment, and installation of industrial machinery, in addition to managing outside contractors and vendors.

This position will own Environmental Health and Safety and take a leadership role in the JHSC. In partnership with Operations, Engineering, and Finance, the Facilities Manager also contributes to long-range facility planning—defining capacity, layout, and infrastructure requirements needed to support the current site's growth as well as potential future facility expansion. This role balances daily reactive and preventive maintenance execution with proactive capital and space planning to ensure the facility can scale with the business.

Core Duties/Responsibilities

Facility Upkeep & Maintenance

Own total facility upkeep, including building systems (HVAC, electrical, plumbing, compressed air, fire/life safety) and grounds, ensuring a clean, safe, and compliant work environment.
Develop and manage a preventive maintenance (PM) program covering all industrial assets, including swagers, drawing/draw equipment, welders, ovens/furnaces, pumps, and vacuum systems.
Define PM schedules, spare parts strategies, and maintenance procedures to maximize equipment uptime and extend asset life.
Perform and lead hands-on millwright work—rigging, alignment, installation, and repair of industrial machinery and mechanical systems—as both a working practitioner and a technical resource for the maintenance team.
Diagnose and troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic issues on production equipment, minimizing unplanned downtime.
Manage relationships with outside contractors, equipment vendors, and service providers, including scope definition, scheduling, and quality of work.

Asset Reliability & Capital Planning

Maintain equipment records, maintenance history, and reliability metrics (MTBF, MTTR, PM compliance) to drive data-based maintenance decisions.
Partner with Manufacturing and Engineering to identify recurring equipment failures and lead root-cause analysis and corrective actions.
Develop capital expenditure recommendations for equipment replacement, facility upgrades, and infrastructure investment, with supporting justification and ROI.
Collaborate with Manufacturing, Engineering, Supply Chain, and Finance to define potential growth plans for the current facility, including layout, capacity, and utility requirements needed to support increased volume.
Provide technical input into evaluation of future facility options as the business grows, including site infrastructure, utility capacity, and equipment relocation/installation requirements.

Safety, Compliance & Environmental

Ensure all facility and maintenance activities comply with applicable safety, environmental, and regulatory requirements (OHSA, Ontario ECA, local codes, and Mirion EHS policies).
Maintain compliance documentation for equipment inspections, permits, and regulated systems (e.g., pressure vessels, fire suppression, electrical systems).
Lead lockout/tagout (LOTO), confined space, and other safety programs related to facility and equipment work.
Support EHS in incident investigation and implementation of corrective actions related to facility or equipment failures.

Leadership & Cross-Functional Collaboration

Prioritize and coordinate maintenance work orders in alignment with production priorities and the site's tiered daily management system.
Partner with Manufacturing Management and Engineering to schedule planned maintenance and equipment installation with minimal impact to production.
Manage the facilities and maintenance budget, including labor, spare parts, contracted services, and capital projects.

RESPONSIBILITIES — SAFETY, QUALITY & LEADERSHIP

All employees are expected to follow government and corporate laws, rules, regulations, policies, and procedures.
All Cambridge employees play a role in the implementation of the site Quality and Safety Policy, which outlines a safe work environment as the foundation for the business unit's goal to create a positive customer experience.
Direct supervisory responsibility for facility maintenance technicians and/or millwrights, with cross-functional coordination across Manufacturing, Engineering, Supply Chain, EHS, and Finance.

Essential Requirements

Strong mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic troubleshooting skills.
Working knowledge of building systems (HVAC, electrical distribution, compressed air, fire/life safety) in an industrial setting.
Familiarity with CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management Systems) for work order and PM tracking.
Understanding of OHSA, Ontario ECA, and local code requirements applicable to industrial facilities.
Ability to read mechanical and electrical drawings, P&IDs, and equipment manuals.
Strong project management and budgeting skills to support capital and facility growth planning.
Strong communication skills in English, with the ability to collaborate across Operations, Engineering, Supply Chain, and Finance.
Lean Manufacturing or Toyota Production System exposure is a plus.

Skill/Knowledge & Other Requirements:

EDUCATIONAL

Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Facilities Management, Industrial Maintenance, Mechanical Engineering Technology, or a related field, or equivalent combination of education, certification, and experience.
Certified Millwright (industrial mechanic) credential, or demonstrated equivalent hands-on millwright experience/apprenticeship.

EXPERIENCE

7+ years of progressive experience in industrial facilities and equipment maintenance, including hands-on millwright work (rigging, alignment, installation, and repair of industrial machinery).
Demonstrated experience defining and executing preventive maintenance programs for industrial process equipment such as swagers, drawing equipment, welders, ovens/furnaces, pumps, and vacuum systems.
Experience contributing to facility layout, capacity planning, or capital project scoping in a manufacturing environment.
Experience managing outside contractors and vendors for facility and equipment work.

Physical Requirements

Regularly required to sit, stand, and walk 2-4 hours at a time.
Frequently required to use hands and arms to operate tools, equipment, and machinery.
Must be able to work in and around industrial equipment, including confined spaces, elevated areas, and mechanical/electrical rooms as required.
Must occasionally lift and/or move up to 40 pounds.
Work will be performed in office and various production/facility site work environments.

Mirion Technologies (IST Canada) ULC is in compliant with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) and the Ontario Human Rights Code. We are an equal opportunity employer that is committed in providing accommodations for applicants with disabilities upon request at any stage of the recruitment process. Please advise the Human Resources Department of any accommodations you may need during the recruitment process.