Director of Construction and Facilities

IPIC Theaters, LLC is America’s premier theater-and-restaurant brand.

A pioneer of the dine-in theater concept, IPIC® Theater’s mission is to provide visionary entertainment escapes, presenting high-quality, chef-driven culinary and mixology in architecturally unique destinations that include premium movie theaters and restaurants.

IPIC Theaters offers guests several tiers of premium leather reclining seating, including chaise lounges and pods seating.

IPIC Theaters currently operates 8 restaurant locations and 15 dine-in theater locations with 116 screens in California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Texas, and Washington.

Director of Construction and Facilities

The Director of Construction and Facilities is responsible for managing IPIC’s national construction projects and ensuring our facilities have their physical structure and operating equipment maintained and repaired in a timely and cost-efficient manner.

The Director of Construction and Facilities will manage all construction vendors who execute all new construction, remodeling, maintenance service, and repairs.

The Director of Construction and Facilities will work collaboratively with the VP to ensure all construction vendors perform adequately.

Responsibilities:

• Manage and oversee all construction contracts from execution of contract through completion of project.
• Prepare data and report on performance metrics including current and historical project budget and scheduling metrics.
• Oversee outside contractors who permit, contract, construct, and deliver projects to operations.
• Provide all construction related inputs to proposals for new projects, equipment, and construction services procurement.
• Works directly with the Head of Construction & Real Estate and Team to manage construction and development projects.

  Manages plans, permitting, bidding of contractors, and contract/construction execution.

• Resolves any complex facility issues reported by Senior General Managers, Theater/Restaurant Managers, Regional Directors, Executive Management or VPs.
• Oversees Service Channel and ensures vendors are actively addressing facility work orders on a daily basis for all sites while maintaining integrity of all vendor documents including but not limited to Certificates of Insurance and Licenses.
• Acts as the single point of contact for all facility issues experienced in their assigned restaurants/theaters that are not handled routinely through the use of work order management system.
• Oversees and directs maintenance personnel engaged in equipment installation, facilities equipment repair, and preventive maintenance.
• Develops and implements preventative maintenance programs for all major systems in Restaurant/Theater facilities across the Country.
• Formulates and coordinates program specifications, requirements for proposals and contracts, and associated documents.
• Performs equipment repair vs.

  replacement analysis and recommends most cost effective, efficient, and expeditious solution.

• Proactively manages and evaluates approved construction vendors to reduce expense and improve effectiveness while identifying and interviewing new qualified vendors for all major trades as needed.
• Audit each IPIC facility biannually for maintenance and repair.

Experience & Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in related field is preferred
• 5+ years of experience in construction, facilities maintenance, plumbing, electricity, HVAC, mechanical, carpentry, operations, or related work.
• HVAC certification is a plus.
• Ability to read and interpret documents such as plans, safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.

  Ability to write routine reports and correspondence.

• Outstanding written and verbal communication skills, solid executive presence, self-confidence, and professional maturity.
• Must possess excellent organizational, interpersonal, analytical, communication and time management skills.
• Solid judgement along with strong decision making and leadership skills.
• Company paid Life insurance and Short-Term Disability insurance
• Medical, Dental and Vision Benefits, & Flexible Spending Accounts
• Discount Dining and Free Movie Tickets

IPIC Theaters is an Equal Opportunity and E-Verify Employer and provides reasonable accommodations consistent with its legal obligations.

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MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

Working at IPIC is more than just a job.

It’s an opportunity to be part of something bigger.

We provide guests with memorable experiences and take pride in being a destination of choice for our loyal members.

As a unique concept, we have an equally unique culture, and we want our Team to demonstrate what we believe every day.

Our continued success requires that we hire only experienced hospitality and culinary talent who share our desire to exceed guest expectations. 

We believe in our unique concept, so we built an equally unique culture to accomplish our goals.

Our Team enjoys a challenge and consistently steps-up to deliver on the promise to our guests. 

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IPIC TEAM MEMBER BENEFITS

Competitive Compensation & Bonus Programs

Benefits: health, dental, vision, PTO and 401(k)

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