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Retail Facilities Manager

New York, NY

Peachy’s mission is to clear care barriers and make wrinkle treatment more accessible than it’s ever been through Preventative Botox, Prescription Retinoids, and Daily Use Sunscreen. Our approach? Transparent pricing, unmatched quality of care and solutions backed by science. Plain and simple.

Job Title: Retail Facilities Manager
Location: New York, NY

We’re looking for a Facilities Manager to lead all aspects of studio operations support at Peachy - across new studio openings, existing location maintenance, and day-to-day facilities needs. This is a highly dynamic, hands-on role that requires proactive systems thinking, reliable vendor and contractor coordination, and 24/7 problem-solving readiness.

The Facilities Manager will serve as the central point of contact for all physical infrastructure needs across the Peachy studio network - from HVAC and plumbing issues to vendor negotiations, utility setup, and maintenance approvals. You'll play a key role in creating environments that are functional, efficient, and beautiful, so our teams can focus on delivering.

 

Location & Travel: This position is based at our Corporate Headquarters in Manhattan, with travel around NYC and out-of-state approximately 20% of the time. While core hours follow Eastern Standard Time, flexibility is required, including availability to address store needs during evenings and weekends as necessary.

 

What You’ll Do: 

  • New Studio Launch 
    • Lead facilities setup for all new studio openings, including utilities, security, tech platforms, and supplies
    • Manage operational turnover and punch list completion
    • Oversee equipment testing, studio activation, and staff onboarding coordination
    • Establish and maintain all studio-related accounts (utilities, internet, phone, waste management, etc.)
  • Facilities Operations & Issue Resolution
    • Act as the on-call escalation point for all studio facility issues (e.g., HVAC, plumbing, power, phones), including evenings and weekends as needed
    • Coordinate resolution of urgent maintenance issues with vendors and landlords
    • Manage ordering and distribution of studio supplies using Peachy’s internal systems
  • Vendor & Utilities Management
    • Identify, onboard, and manage service vendors across markets (cleaning, HVAC, plumbing, repairs, etc.)
    • Negotiate contracts and service level agreements to ensure quality and cost efficiency
    • Oversee ongoing vendor relationships and monitor performance
    • Coordinate utility setup, service changes, and payments across all studios
  • Renovations & Improvements
    • Receive, scope, and approve requests for renovations and repairs
    • Partner with design and operations teams to coordinate installations and layout changes
    • Manage vendor scheduling, timelines, and cost tracking for renovations or expansions
  • Systems, Procurement & Budget Oversight
    • Maintain internal facilities and maintenance tracking systems
    • Own studio-level procurement of equipment and operating supplies
    • Approve and track maintenance-related expenses in partnership with accounting

Who You Are:

  • A natural problem solver who stays calm under pressure and thrives in fast-moving environments
  • Extremely organized and process-oriented with a bias toward action
  • Comfortable being on-call for after-hours or weekend emergencies
  • Adept at juggling multiple priorities across a distributed set of locations
  • Excellent communicator who builds trust with internal stakeholders and external vendors alike

What You Have:

  • 4+ years of experience in facilities, operations, or property management (multi-site preferred)
  • Strong working knowledge of building systems, maintenance, and vendor coordination
  • Experience overseeing construction, renovation, or studio build-outs a plus
  • Luxury Retail experience is a plus.
  • Willingness to be on call for urgent facility needs
  • Minimum of 18 years old and eligible to work in the United States without sponsorship

Physical Requirements:

  • Frequently required to kneel, bend, sit and stand for long periods of time
  • Ability to lift/transport items weighing up to 30 lbs 
  • Operate standard office equipment and technology

Pay & Perks:

  • Competitive compensation + annual bonus
  • 401K program participation after 90 days of employment
  • Paid time off
  • Commuter Benefits
  • Complimentary quarterly wrinkle treatment + retinoid
  • Employee discount for Peachy services and products
  • Exclusive optional discounts through LifeMart

The target base pay for the Full-Time Facilities Manager role in New York, NY is $90,000 - $100,000 USD. The actual compensation range for this role will depend on a variety of job-related factors which may include geographic location, work experience, education, and skill level. This range may be modified in the future.

 

This position requires additional responsibilities not listed here and may change throughout employment.

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