Manager II, Facilities - AMZ9453.12

September 16, 2026

Position: Manager II, Facilities - AMZ9453.12 Location: Middletown, DE Multiple Positions Available: Lead a team of facilities associates and ensure a safe working environment for all; Dedicated to supporting multi-site production by working in a safe, customer-focused manner; and must be highly self-motivated and customer-centric; Develop and design solutions to difficult problems, manage outside contractors and be on call for emergencies; Handle multiple projects and daily activities, meet deadlines and develop plans on how to accomplish departmental and distribution goals; Ensure that all safety programs and procedures are followed, develop and maintain preventative maintenance programs and good working relationships with operations; Develop business plans and provide guidance and direction for the successful implementation of those plans; Help to develop, set and track budgets; Understand and implement safety programs; Provide enriched feedback to enhance individual performance, provide associates with written performance appraisals including discipline and up to termination; Mentor all facilities associates by motivating and providing direction to help them achieve their goals and make a consistent effort to go above and beyond; Project planning and cost analysis; and Promote and conduct good housekeeping. Domestic travel up to 20% to perform role responsibilities may be required (40 hours / week, 8:00am-5:00pm, Salary Range $91800 - $137700) BASIC QUALIFICATIONS A Bachelor's degree or foreign equivalent degree in Engineering or related discipline and two years of experience in the job offered or in a related occupation. Experience must include: 2 years of experience with electrical and electronic principles, blueprint and electrical schematic reading; and 2 years of experience with CMMS programs, preventive maintenance procedures, industrial electrical, industrial controls and industrial electronics. 2 years of direct leadership / supervisory experience PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS All applicants must meet all the above listed requirements.

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