Maintenance Manager Jobs Paying $100K or More

Explore Maintenance Manager jobs with salaries of $100,000 or more on Ladders. Maintenance Managers keep facilities, equipment and operations running safely and efficiently. Browse vetted opportunities with employers seeking experienced leaders in maintenance planning, asset reliability, team development and operational performance.

What Does a Maintenance Manager Do?

Maintenance Managers oversee the people, processes and resources responsible for maintaining buildings, machinery and critical systems. Depending on the organization, they may set preventive maintenance schedules, coordinate repairs, manage budgets and vendors, monitor equipment performance, and ensure work meets safety and regulatory requirements. They also partner with operations and engineering teams to reduce downtime and improve reliability.

Common Maintenance Manager Roles

Job titles and responsibilities vary by industry and employer. Related opportunities may include Facilities Maintenance Manager, Plant Maintenance Manager, Maintenance and Reliability Manager, Industrial Maintenance Manager, and Director of Maintenance. Roles can be found across manufacturing, healthcare, commercial real estate, logistics, energy and other sectors.

Skills Employers Look For

Employers often seek experience leading maintenance teams and managing complex facilities or equipment. Useful qualifications may include preventive and predictive maintenance expertise, reliability-centered maintenance, asset management, budgeting, vendor coordination, and familiarity with computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS). Strong communication, problem-solving and safety leadership skills are also important.

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Use Ladders to explore vetted Maintenance Manager openings with compensation of $100,000 or more. Review role requirements, compare opportunities by industry and location, and find a position that matches your leadership experience and career goals. Job availability and compensation vary by employer, location and qualifications.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What does a Maintenance Manager do?
A Maintenance Manager leads teams responsible for keeping facilities, equipment and systems safe and operational. Typical duties include planning preventive maintenance, coordinating repairs, managing budgets and vendors, and improving reliability while reducing downtime.
What qualifications are commonly required for Maintenance Manager jobs?
Requirements vary, but employers commonly look for maintenance leadership experience, technical knowledge of relevant equipment or facilities, and skills in planning, budgeting and safety. Experience with CMMS platforms and a degree, trade credential or industry certification may be preferred for some roles.
Which industries hire Maintenance Managers?
Maintenance Managers work in industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, energy, hospitality and commercial real estate. Their responsibilities depend on the equipment, facilities and regulatory requirements of each organization.
How can I find Maintenance Manager jobs paying $100,000 or more?
Browse Maintenance Manager openings on Ladders, where listed opportunities meet the site’s $100,000-or-more salary focus. Check each listing for its specific compensation range, location, qualifications and responsibilities.
What skills can help a Maintenance Manager advance their career?
Experience improving equipment reliability, leading teams, managing maintenance budgets and applying preventive or predictive maintenance practices can support career growth. Building expertise in safety, asset management and operational improvement may also help.