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Overview
Our employees provide services covering a broad spectrum of skills and experiences involving administration and budget, architecture, engineering and construction, automotive and building maintenance, custodial, energy management, security management, space planning and management, etc. Detailed Classification and compensation structure information is available on the County's website, Classification & Compensation (pwcva.gov). Each job announcement provides specific details regarding the position. Open positions are searchable by visiting the County's Careers website Careers (pwcva.gov).
FFM strives to attract, hire, and retain the best employees to provide outstanding customer service. We accomplish this by continually exploring opportunities to create a positive workplace culture that enables our team members to provide purposeful customer service.
The snapshot descriptions provided on this page reflect positions within FFM. The titles are based on Prince William County's Classification and compensation structure. Classifications are designations for positions with similar levels of responsibility and pay range, meaning varying responsibilities exist between positions with the same classification.
FFM Position Snapshots
Expand all- Maintenance and Operations Specialist – DBM B23
The Buildings and Grounds Division is the primary location for our Maintenance and Operations Specialists, with a few assigned to the Property Management Division. Our Maintenance and Operations Specialists provide a wide range of building maintenance and repair services involving carpentry, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, snow removal, and other related tasks.
Related Positions:
Maintenance and
Operations Technician
B22Maintenance and
Operations Worker
A13Maintenance and
Operations Specialist
B23Maintenance and
Operations Supervisor
B32Assistant Director of
Maintenance and Operations
D62Assistant Maintenance and Operations
Superintendent
C42 - Fleet Specialist – DBM B23
The Fleet Management Division is the home for our Fleet Specialists. Our Fleet Specialists perform maintenance and repair services across many makes and models involving automobiles (gas, diesel, and electric powered), motorcycles, fire, rescue, and police vehicles, heavy offroad equipment (bulldozers, etc.), small engines (weed eaters, mowers, etc.), and generators.
Related Positions:
Fleet Worker
B22Fleet Specialist
B23Fleet Supervisor
B32Fleet Administrator
C43Assistant Director of
Fleet Management Division Chief
D62 - Engineer – DBM C42 | Senior Engineer – DBM C43 | Principal Engineer – DBM C45
FFM's Engineers are assigned to the Facilities Construction Management (FCM) and Property Management (PM) Divisions. Engineers assigned to FCM oversee the development and execution of new facilities from conception to completion. Engineers assigned to PM oversee the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) and manage CIP renovation projects.
- Energy Coordinator – DBM C41 | Senior Facilities Planner | DBM C42
The Property Management Division's Energy Coordinator promotes energy efficiency, ensures the accuracy of organizational energy consumption costs, advocates for maximum energy efficiency, prepares specialized reports, and serves as a point of contact for external agencies and the public regarding energy conservation and building management systems policies.
- Facilities Planner – DBM C41 | Senior Facilities Planner | DBM C42
The Property Management Division's Facilities Planners coordinate all aspects of the interior design layout for reconfiguration, purchase, and renovation projects. Facilities Planners identify client needs, prepare furniture budgets for property management projects and CIP, coordinate the relocation of County employees' content and furniture, write scopes of work, and more.