Ensure the temple reflects beauty, cleanliness, and its sacred nature; Maintain standards established by the First Presidency; Provide functional leadership to all department staff (assistant facility managers, custodial staff, grounds staff, security staff); Project management responsibilities for facilities, systems, and grounds—including conducting inspections, preparing reports, reviewing compliance with drawings and specifications, liaising with local government, obtaining permits, monitoring project schedules, and coordinating delivery and installation of furniture/materials; Regularly manage the work of other employees (may include a mixed workforce); Senior-most functional specialist on-site. Regularly manage the work of other employees (may include a mixed workforce) Responsible—jointly with HR—for hiring or terminating employees and recommending advancement, promotion, or any other status change for employees within their chain of command; Responsible for maintaining the temple and associated auxiliary buildings within the temple complex; Responsible for maintaining established standards at all times—both during peak usage and when the temple is closed; Regularly manage the work of other employees (may include a mixed workforce); Thorough knowledge of job duties, skill levels, and performance of the Temple Facilities Services team, providing training and guidance; Responsible for implementing temple maintenance guidelines and materials, and for testing maintenance methods, systems, and equipment; **Qualifications**Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or related field; Experience in facility management; Broad understanding of facility systems and processes, such as (boiler/chiller maintenance and operations, electrical motor controls, audiovisual systems, electrical distribution systems, and plumbing systems); Excellent verbal and written communication skills; Intermediate-level Office suite proficiency; Power BI knowledge desirable; Advanced English proficiency.