Remote
Facilities Facilities Project Coordinator
About this role
WHY JOIN ALO? Mindful movement. It’s at the core of why we do what we do at ALO—it’s our calling. Because mindful movement in the studio leads to better living. It changes who yogis are off the mat, making their lives and their communities better. That’s the real meaning of studio-to-street: taking the consciousness from practice on the mat and putting it into practice in life. OVERVIEW As a Retail Facilities Project Coordinator, you will serve as the operational engine of the Retail Facilities team, owning the day-to-day management of Service Channel work orders across the region from creation through completion.
You will report directly to the Senior Manager of Retail Facilities who will provide dedicated coordination support across multiple Facilities Managers throughout the region. This role is the department's central point of contact for work order tracking, vendor follow-up, and administrative execution — managing the high-volume, detail-intensive workload of the department so Facilities Managers are freed up to focus on capital projects, high-visibility store initiatives, and in-person store visits.
The ideal candidate is highly organized, detail-oriented, and thrives on staying ahead of a fast-moving queue of open tickets. This is a desk-based, tool-driven role centered on Service Channel: you will spend the majority of each day reviewing, triaging, and following up on work orders to ensure nothing falls through the cracks. RESPONSIBILITIES Own the daily review and triage of all Service Channel work orders across the region, monitoring queues to ensure every ticket is assigned, actioned, and progressing toward resolution.
Follow up proactively with vendors and service providers on open work orders — chasing responses, scheduling, quotes, and completion documentation — to keep tickets moving and prevent aging. Track work order aging and escalate stalled, overdue, or high-priority tickets to the appropriate Facilities Manager with the context needed for quick decision-making. Manage the tedious, high-volume administrative workload of the department (data entry, status updates, documentation, notes) so that Facilities Managers can prioritize store visits, high-visibility locations, and project work.