191 Facilities manager jobs in Los Angeles, CA
- Restaurant Facilities ManagerManpuku Japanese BBQ Dining4 ★Torrance, CA$55K - $65K (Employer est.)Easy Apply26d
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Eco-Bat Technologies LTD4.1 ★Industry, CA$62K - $92K (Glassdoor est.)Easy Apply30d+ - Maintenance SupervisorCLG Management3.3 ★Los Angeles, CA$23.00 - $26.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
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- Maintenance Supervisor_Kenmore
R. W. Selby & Co., Inc3.8 ★Los Angeles, CA$24.00 - $26.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+ - 30d+
- Facilities ManagerRBD California Restaurants Limited dba KFC1 ★Los Angeles, CA$70K - $100K (Employer est.)Easy Apply7d
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- Facilities Manager - Maintenance/Repair/Property Homeless Services-10701
The People Concern3.6 ★Los Angeles, CA$68K - $70K (Employer est.)30d+ - Assistant Facility Maintenance Manager
Lineage Logistics3.3 ★Vernon, CA$83K - $90K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+ - Building Maintenance Lead
Cubework2.7 ★Los Angeles, CA$20.00 - $28.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply6d - Manufacturing Maintenance SupervisorCHTBurbank, CA$27.00 - $32.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
- Administrative Maintenance CoordinatorAlliance Property Management, Inc.Los Angeles, CA$20.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
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The Anti-Recidivism Coalition3.7 ★Los Angeles, CA$60K - $65K (Employer est.)Easy Apply7d
Job Outlook for Facilities Manager
Powered by Glassdoor Economic ResearchFacilities managers help an organization run efficiently. Their duties can include recordkeeping, mail distribution, office upkeep, supervising clerical and administrative staff, setting goals and deadlines, monitoring facilities, and recommending changes to policies or procedures in order to improve operations. A bachelor's degree is typically required. Demand will grow about as fast as the average for all occupations.
Frequently asked questions
Has a career as a facilities manager piqued your interest? Glassdoor works with contracting agencies and facility owners alike to provide you with openings that fit any skill level. Being new to the industry means you'll want to start with entry-level facilities manager roles, which you may see referred to as facilities or maintenance coordinator. With the right experience and education, your time may be better spent filtering for lead or senior facilities manager positions with salaries commensurate to your work history.
Smaller organizations may not require a manager on-site at all times. These groups instead opt to provide more flexibility through part-time facilities manager jobs. Thanks to a majority of management being conducted through custom software, you can earn a competitive salary as a remote facilities manager while working from home.
Whether you intend on working in person or not, you'll need to get through the hiring process and land the job first. Give yourself the best chance at making a good first impression with facilities manager interview questions, along with their explanations, from current managers.
The success of a business often relies on the building it's operating out of, especially for property management companies. Ensure your salary offer is competitive in your market with the following:
- Verify what's considered high, low, or average pay by comparing facilities manager salaries based on your location. If you want to see other possibilities, open up your search to include nearby cities you're willing to commute to.
- Use your experience to see how far into a facilities manager career you currently are and set your pay expectations off of it.
- Gather the top job requirements and qualifications from postings to create a shortlist of your in-demand skills and experience.
While it's important to have a high base salary to cover your bills, there's no shortage of ways that a company can increase the total compensation you receive for a job. Common benefits you may see as a facilities manager include:
- Free housing on-site when working for apartment complexes, hotels, or property management companies
- Additional bonuses for high satisfaction from new clients that move into the facilities you're responsible for
- Extra pay for emergency calls or working in hazardous conditions such as inclement weather or unsafe construction sites