Lead healthcare facilities operations at CHEO in Ottawa, directing engineering services, maintenance, utilities, and critical building systems. Reporting to the Chief Capital Planning and Development Officer, this Director leads facilities operations across CHEO’s main campus, Integrated Treatment Centre, and off-site locations. The mandate combines strategic planning with reliable daily operations in a complex healthcare environment. Responsibilities include asset management, regulatory compliance, emergency preparedness, sustainability, and continuous improvement. Key Responsibilities:
Direct operations, maintenance, utilities, grounds, and infrastructure Establish asset management and capital replacement plans Ensure critical building systems remain reliable and compliant Lead emergency preparedness and business continuity procedures Develop performance metrics, dashboards, and operational controls Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, facilities management, or related field Professional designation such as P.Eng. or BSS PMP or FMP certification At least 15 years’ senior management experience in healthcare facilities Experience in large, unionized, multi-site healthcare environments Apply facilities leadership, asset lifecycle expertise, and healthcare operations experience to support reliable care at CHEO.
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Healthcare Facilities Operations Director employer: CHEO
CHEO is an exceptional employer, recognized as Canada’s best health-care employer by Forbes for three consecutive years and consistently ranked among the top employers in the National Capital Region. With a strong commitment to employee growth, CHEO offers a collaborative work culture that values diversity and inclusivity, providing opportunities for professional development and meaningful contributions to pediatric health. Located in Ottawa, employees benefit from a vibrant community and access to cutting-edge research and clinical care, making it a rewarding place to advance their careers while making a difference in the lives of children and youth.
