Clerk of Works Mechanical and Electrical

West Yorkshire Police West Yorkshire, UK

Clerk of Works Mechanical and Electrical Job title: Clerk of Works Mechanical and Electrical Salary: £41,487.00 - 44,700.00 per annum Contract: Permanent, full time Location: Various locations across West Yorkshire Looking for a Clerk of Works role where you can make a real impact across a diverse estate? This key position sits within West Yorkshire Police’s Estates and Business Services Directorate, providing expert M&E support across a diverse estate of around 100 operational and specialist buildings. We’re looking for someone who can work confidently both independently and as part of a busy team, managing a varied workload with ease. As a key member of our technical team, you’ll deliver in‑house assurance, on‑site inspections, contractor oversight and compliance monitoring across projects, reactive and planned maintenance, and major installations. You’ll work closely with project managers, engineers and specialists to keep our estate safe, compliant and performing at its best. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled building services professional to play a vital role in maintaining and improving a complex live estate while contributing to impactful projects that directly support frontline policing. The role is based primarily in Central Wakefield; however, the ability to travel throughout West Yorkshire is essential. Role and Responsibilities You will play a key role in ensuring the safe, compliant and efficient delivery of all mechanical and electrical works across the estate. This includes overseeing contractor performance, carrying out on‑site inspections, contributing to surveys, validating compliance, and helping project teams resolve technical issues and improving asset data. To succeed, you’ll need a strong working knowledge of industry regulations, standards, and Health and Safety requirements, along with the ability to tackle day‑to‑day issues and solve practical problems with confidence. Key duties include: Supervising mechanical and electrical elements of construction, refurbishment, repairs and maintenance works Carrying out on‑site inspections, audits, validations and monitoring to ensure compliance with design, specification, legislation and industry best practice Supporting the delivery of M&E engineering projects, including planned and reactive maintenance and minor works Liaising with contractors, consultants and internal teams to resolve technical issues and maintain consistent standards Monitoring performance of mechanical and electrical systems, including Building Management Systems (BMS), to ensure safety, reliability and effectiveness Working to tender specifications, contract documentation and technical drawings Identifying risks, escalating issues and ensuring corrective action is taken where required Undertaking building condition and dilapidation surveys to support asset management and project planning Witnessing testing and commissioning of new installations and providing technical guidance to colleagues Expectations To succeed in this role, you will be expected to: Communicate effectively with contractors, consultants and internal teams, providing clear written and verbal technical advice Work confidently with specifications, tender scopes, pricing documents and technical design drawings Coordinate and manage contractors across multidisciplinary projects, reactive repairs, planned maintenance and PPM programmes Validate contractor payment applications (ideal but not essential) Apply strong mechanical and electrical engineering knowledge to diagnose and solve technical issues Manage competing priorities, work under pressure and meet deadlines Interpret regulations, design documentation and compliance requirements accurately Apply Health and Safety, Building Regulations and statutory standards in daily work Work independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team Travel throughout West Yorkshire as required Essential Criteria A qualified building services engineer with relevant mechanical or electrical experience City & Guilds Level 3 / ONC Mechanical or Electrical Engineering or professional experience demonstrating equivalent competency Strong knowledge of current industry regulations, standards and Health and Safety legislation Experience managing and coordinating mechanical and electrical contractors Ability to work to specifications, tender scopes and technical drawings Experience validating contractor payment applications Excellent technical communication skills Ability to prioritise a varied workload and work both independently and as part of a team Benefits/What We Offer West Yorkshire Police staff can access a wide range of benefits designed to support work–life balance, wellbeing, development and financial security. These include: Generous annual leave allowance - 29 days annual leave, rising to 34 days after five years of service (plus bank holidays) Flexible working options, including agile working arrangements to help you manage your professional and personal commitments Membership of the West Yorkshire Pension Fund, a secure Defined Benefit CARE (Career Average Revalued Earnings) pension scheme Membership options for the Police Treatment Centre and The Police Children’s Charity (eligibility-dependent) Access to savings, discounts and cashback rewards through staff schemes, including eligibility to purchase a Blue Light Card Option to sign up to our Cycle to work scheme (eligibility-dependent) Access to a wide range of internal wellbeing services and support programmes Opportunities for career development and training Supportive HR policies, including maternity, paternity and other family-friendly provisions A meaningful career with a clear sense of purpose supporting policing services that protect communities Opportunities to join staff networks, wellbeing groups, and sports clubs Be part of an organisation with a long-term commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility Work for a diverse and inclusive organisation that aims to be representative of the communities it serves We have achieved Disability Confident Leader, Menopause Friendly Employer, Endometriosis Friendly Employer and White Ribbon accreditation, and have established staff networks and associations to support a fairer, more diverse workplace for everyone. West Yorkshire Fair Work Charter https://www.westyorks-ca.gov.uk/business/growth-hub/better-business-practices/fair-work-charter/ For more information about what we offer, visit: Employee Benefits https://www.westyorkshire.police.uk/jobs-volunteer/benefits We welcome talent from the widest possible pool, so we can build a workforce that better reflects the communities we serve, bringing a broader range of skills, experiences, perspectives and ideas to policing. How to Apply Join us in shaping an estate that supports vital policing services across West Yorkshire. This is a great opportunity to make a meaningful impact while advancing your professional career. For further information, please contact Jason Hirst (Head of Infrastructure and Standards) at 07802 717165. The vacancy will close on the 25 Oct 2026 at 23:55 hours. The successful candidate will be subject to personal and financial vetting checks prior to appointment. Please provide a full CV and covering letter setting out your experience and expertise when responding to the question set out within the application process. To qualify you MUST redact all personal information including: Name Age Sex Address You must remove all personal information from the CV, otherwise your application will be rejected. Please also do not use your personal details as the file name of the CV.

02/10/2026

Full time

Clerk of Works Mechanical and Electrical Job title: Clerk of Works Mechanical and Electrical Salary: £41,487.00 - 44,700.00 per annum Contract: Permanent, full time Location: Various locations across West Yorkshire Looking for a Clerk of Works role where you can make a real impact across a diverse estate? This key position sits within West Yorkshire Police’s Estates and Business Services Directorate, providing expert M&E support across a diverse estate of around 100 operational and specialist buildings. We’re looking for someone who can work confidently both independently and as part of a busy team, managing a varied workload with ease. As a key member of our technical team, you’ll deliver in‑house assurance, on‑site inspections, contractor oversight and compliance monitoring across projects, reactive and planned maintenance, and major installations. You’ll work closely with project managers, engineers and specialists to keep our estate safe, compliant and performing at its best. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled building services professional to play a vital role in maintaining and improving a complex live estate while contributing to impactful projects that directly support frontline policing. The role is based primarily in Central Wakefield; however, the ability to travel throughout West Yorkshire is essential. Role and Responsibilities You will play a key role in ensuring the safe, compliant and efficient delivery of all mechanical and electrical works across the estate. This includes overseeing contractor performance, carrying out on‑site inspections, contributing to surveys, validating compliance, and helping project teams resolve technical issues and improving asset data. To succeed, you’ll need a strong working knowledge of industry regulations, standards, and Health and Safety requirements, along with the ability to tackle day‑to‑day issues and solve practical problems with confidence. Key duties include: Supervising mechanical and electrical elements of construction, refurbishment, repairs and maintenance works Carrying out on‑site inspections, audits, validations and monitoring to ensure compliance with design, specification, legislation and industry best practice Supporting the delivery of M&E engineering projects, including planned and reactive maintenance and minor works Liaising with contractors, consultants and internal teams to resolve technical issues and maintain consistent standards Monitoring performance of mechanical and electrical systems, including Building Management Systems (BMS), to ensure safety, reliability and effectiveness Working to tender specifications, contract documentation and technical drawings Identifying risks, escalating issues and ensuring corrective action is taken where required Undertaking building condition and dilapidation surveys to support asset management and project planning Witnessing testing and commissioning of new installations and providing technical guidance to colleagues Expectations To succeed in this role, you will be expected to: Communicate effectively with contractors, consultants and internal teams, providing clear written and verbal technical advice Work confidently with specifications, tender scopes, pricing documents and technical design drawings Coordinate and manage contractors across multidisciplinary projects, reactive repairs, planned maintenance and PPM programmes Validate contractor payment applications (ideal but not essential) Apply strong mechanical and electrical engineering knowledge to diagnose and solve technical issues Manage competing priorities, work under pressure and meet deadlines Interpret regulations, design documentation and compliance requirements accurately Apply Health and Safety, Building Regulations and statutory standards in daily work Work independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team Travel throughout West Yorkshire as required Essential Criteria A qualified building services engineer with relevant mechanical or electrical experience City & Guilds Level 3 / ONC Mechanical or Electrical Engineering or professional experience demonstrating equivalent competency Strong knowledge of current industry regulations, standards and Health and Safety legislation Experience managing and coordinating mechanical and electrical contractors Ability to work to specifications, tender scopes and technical drawings Experience validating contractor payment applications Excellent technical communication skills Ability to prioritise a varied workload and work both independently and as part of a team Benefits/What We Offer West Yorkshire Police staff can access a wide range of benefits designed to support work–life balance, wellbeing, development and financial security. These include: Generous annual leave allowance - 29 days annual leave, rising to 34 days after five years of service (plus bank holidays) Flexible working options, including agile working arrangements to help you manage your professional and personal commitments Membership of the West Yorkshire Pension Fund, a secure Defined Benefit CARE (Career Average Revalued Earnings) pension scheme Membership options for the Police Treatment Centre and The Police Children’s Charity (eligibility-dependent) Access to savings, discounts and cashback rewards through staff schemes, including eligibility to purchase a Blue Light Card Option to sign up to our Cycle to work scheme (eligibility-dependent) Access to a wide range of internal wellbeing services and support programmes Opportunities for career development and training Supportive HR policies, including maternity, paternity and other family-friendly provisions A meaningful career with a clear sense of purpose supporting policing services that protect communities Opportunities to join staff networks, wellbeing groups, and sports clubs Be part of an organisation with a long-term commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility Work for a diverse and inclusive organisation that aims to be representative of the communities it serves We have achieved Disability Confident Leader, Menopause Friendly Employer, Endometriosis Friendly Employer and White Ribbon accreditation, and have established staff networks and associations to support a fairer, more diverse workplace for everyone. West Yorkshire Fair Work Charter https://www.westyorks-ca.gov.uk/business/growth-hub/better-business-practices/fair-work-charter/ For more information about what we offer, visit: Employee Benefits https://www.westyorkshire.police.uk/jobs-volunteer/benefits We welcome talent from the widest possible pool, so we can build a workforce that better reflects the communities we serve, bringing a broader range of skills, experiences, perspectives and ideas to policing. How to Apply Join us in shaping an estate that supports vital policing services across West Yorkshire. This is a great opportunity to make a meaningful impact while advancing your professional career. For further information, please contact Jason Hirst (Head of Infrastructure and Standards) at 07802 717165. The vacancy will close on the 25 Oct 2026 at 23:55 hours. The successful candidate will be subject to personal and financial vetting checks prior to appointment. Please provide a full CV and covering letter setting out your experience and expertise when responding to the question set out within the application process. To qualify you MUST redact all personal information including: Name Age Sex Address You must remove all personal information from the CV, otherwise your application will be rejected. Please also do not use your personal details as the file name of the CV.

Highways Site Manager

carrington west City, Edinburgh

Site Manager - Highways Scotland Up to £55,000 + Company Van Salary: Up to £55,000, dependent on experience Location: Scotland - travel across various sites required, with occasional support in Northern England Contract: Full-time, permanent Working pattern: Days and nights, with working away required Are you an experienced Site Manager looking to take ownership of major highways works across Scotland? This is an opportunity to lead site teams, deliver varied infrastructure projects and play an important role in the continued growth of a well-established highways contractor. You will be joining a forward-thinking business operating across the highways maintenance and infrastructure sector. With a strong focus on safety, innovation and high-quality delivery, the company works across drainage, civil engineering, structures, technology and other specialist highways services. Your role As a Site Manager, you will be responsible for the day-to-day planning, management and delivery of highways projects across Scotland. You will be working across drainage surveys, trenchless remediation, filter drain recycling and wider civil engineering activities on the strategic road network. You will be doing a hands-on role with regular site presence, ensuring projects are delivered safely, efficiently, on programme and to the required quality standards. You will be: Managing all aspects of site delivery, including programme, resources, commercial performance, safety, quality and environmental requirements. Ensuring works comply with SHEQ requirements, site rules and relevant highways standards. Coordinating shift start-ups, close-downs and changeovers to maintain safe and efficient operations. Supporting the preparation of Construction Phase Plans, Project Management Plans and other project documentation. Leading, supporting and developing Supervisors and Operatives working across your projects. Delivering pre-start briefings, toolbox talks and relevant site training. Carrying out appraisals and supporting the ongoing development of team members. Acting as a key point of contact for clients and project stakeholders. Attending site visits to support project development and asset assessments. Building effective working relationships with clients and identifying opportunities for additional work. Ensuring work is completed right first time and in accordance with the required specification. Monitoring project KPIs, programmes and deadlines. Managing staffing requirements, working hours and operational resources. Overseeing plant, vehicles, equipment and associated operational documentation. What you will need To succeed as a Site Manager, you will need previous experience managing highways contracts and teams working within live highways environments, including high-speed roads. You will need a strong understanding of drainage construction and relevant industry requirements and standards, including CDM 2015, MCHW, DMRB, CS 551 and CD 535. You will also need a good understanding of health and safety requirements alongside commercial awareness and an appreciation of wider business objectives. Strong communication, organisation and leadership skills will be important, as you will be working closely with clients, colleagues, site teams and the supply chain. You will also need: A degree, HND, HNC or equivalent relevant construction or project management qualification. SMSTS. CSCS, with manager-level accreditation preferred. A full UK driving licence. Competence using Microsoft Excel and Word. The flexibility to work days and nights, travel across Scotland and work away when projects require it. Salary and package For this Site Manager position, you will receive a salary of up to £55,000, dependent on experience, alongside a benefits package that includes a company van, IT equipment, mobile phone, generous holiday allowance, pension scheme and Group Income Protection. You will also have opportunities to develop your career within a national highways business, taking on increasing responsibility as its operations continue to grow. Interested? If you have experience delivering highways projects and are looking for a position where you can lead teams, take ownership of site delivery and contribute to major infrastructure works across Scotland, apply with your CV today. FOOTNOTE: If you feel that you are right for this role technically, but the salary, location or seniority does not suit you specifically then please still feel free to send us your CV. We constantly recruit for roles very similar to this one at all levels UK Wide. We are always keen to chat with you discreetly about your employment situation. Even if you are happy in your current role for now, we always welcome calls from Highways professionals keen to make their introductions for future months or years. Carrington West's Highways, Transport & Infrastructure division is the fastest growing in the country, our specialist team has a combined over 100+ years' experience in this market. Please call Jordan Townley at Carrington West on (phone number removed) or email (url removed) for more information. By applying for this position, you are agreeing for Carrington West to hold and process your personal data in accordance with our Data Protection Policy. Your data will be shared with third-party clients specifically relevant to any roles you have applied for. If at any stage, you wish to withdraw your consent please contact us.

06/10/2026

Full time

Site Manager - Highways Scotland Up to £55,000 + Company Van Salary: Up to £55,000, dependent on experience Location: Scotland - travel across various sites required, with occasional support in Northern England Contract: Full-time, permanent Working pattern: Days and nights, with working away required Are you an experienced Site Manager looking to take ownership of major highways works across Scotland? This is an opportunity to lead site teams, deliver varied infrastructure projects and play an important role in the continued growth of a well-established highways contractor. You will be joining a forward-thinking business operating across the highways maintenance and infrastructure sector. With a strong focus on safety, innovation and high-quality delivery, the company works across drainage, civil engineering, structures, technology and other specialist highways services. Your role As a Site Manager, you will be responsible for the day-to-day planning, management and delivery of highways projects across Scotland. You will be working across drainage surveys, trenchless remediation, filter drain recycling and wider civil engineering activities on the strategic road network. You will be doing a hands-on role with regular site presence, ensuring projects are delivered safely, efficiently, on programme and to the required quality standards. You will be: Managing all aspects of site delivery, including programme, resources, commercial performance, safety, quality and environmental requirements. Ensuring works comply with SHEQ requirements, site rules and relevant highways standards. Coordinating shift start-ups, close-downs and changeovers to maintain safe and efficient operations. Supporting the preparation of Construction Phase Plans, Project Management Plans and other project documentation. Leading, supporting and developing Supervisors and Operatives working across your projects. Delivering pre-start briefings, toolbox talks and relevant site training. Carrying out appraisals and supporting the ongoing development of team members. Acting as a key point of contact for clients and project stakeholders. Attending site visits to support project development and asset assessments. Building effective working relationships with clients and identifying opportunities for additional work. Ensuring work is completed right first time and in accordance with the required specification. Monitoring project KPIs, programmes and deadlines. Managing staffing requirements, working hours and operational resources. Overseeing plant, vehicles, equipment and associated operational documentation. What you will need To succeed as a Site Manager, you will need previous experience managing highways contracts and teams working within live highways environments, including high-speed roads. You will need a strong understanding of drainage construction and relevant industry requirements and standards, including CDM 2015, MCHW, DMRB, CS 551 and CD 535. You will also need a good understanding of health and safety requirements alongside commercial awareness and an appreciation of wider business objectives. Strong communication, organisation and leadership skills will be important, as you will be working closely with clients, colleagues, site teams and the supply chain. You will also need: A degree, HND, HNC or equivalent relevant construction or project management qualification. SMSTS. CSCS, with manager-level accreditation preferred. A full UK driving licence. Competence using Microsoft Excel and Word. The flexibility to work days and nights, travel across Scotland and work away when projects require it. Salary and package For this Site Manager position, you will receive a salary of up to £55,000, dependent on experience, alongside a benefits package that includes a company van, IT equipment, mobile phone, generous holiday allowance, pension scheme and Group Income Protection. You will also have opportunities to develop your career within a national highways business, taking on increasing responsibility as its operations continue to grow. Interested? If you have experience delivering highways projects and are looking for a position where you can lead teams, take ownership of site delivery and contribute to major infrastructure works across Scotland, apply with your CV today. FOOTNOTE: If you feel that you are right for this role technically, but the salary, location or seniority does not suit you specifically then please still feel free to send us your CV. We constantly recruit for roles very similar to this one at all levels UK Wide. We are always keen to chat with you discreetly about your employment situation. Even if you are happy in your current role for now, we always welcome calls from Highways professionals keen to make their introductions for future months or years. Carrington West's Highways, Transport & Infrastructure division is the fastest growing in the country, our specialist team has a combined over 100+ years' experience in this market. Please call Jordan Townley at Carrington West on (phone number removed) or email (url removed) for more information. By applying for this position, you are agreeing for Carrington West to hold and process your personal data in accordance with our Data Protection Policy. Your data will be shared with third-party clients specifically relevant to any roles you have applied for. If at any stage, you wish to withdraw your consent please contact us.

Highways Site Manager

carrington west

Site Manager - Highways Scotland Up to £55,000 + Company Van Salary: Up to £55,000, dependent on experience Location: Scotland - travel across various sites required, with occasional support in Northern England Contract: Full-time, permanent Working pattern: Days and nights, with working away required Are you an experienced Site Manager looking to take ownership of major highways works across Scotland? This is an opportunity to lead site teams, deliver varied infrastructure projects and play an important role in the continued growth of a well-established highways contractor. You will be joining a forward-thinking business operating across the highways maintenance and infrastructure sector. With a strong focus on safety, innovation and high-quality delivery, the company works across drainage, civil engineering, structures, technology and other specialist highways services. Your role As a Site Manager, you will be responsible for the day-to-day planning, management and delivery of highways projects across Scotland. You will be working across drainage surveys, trenchless remediation, filter drain recycling and wider civil engineering activities on the strategic road network. You will be doing a hands-on role with regular site presence, ensuring projects are delivered safely, efficiently, on programme and to the required quality standards. You will be: Managing all aspects of site delivery, including programme, resources, commercial performance, safety, quality and environmental requirements. Ensuring works comply with SHEQ requirements, site rules and relevant highways standards. Coordinating shift start-ups, close-downs and changeovers to maintain safe and efficient operations. Supporting the preparation of Construction Phase Plans, Project Management Plans and other project documentation. Leading, supporting and developing Supervisors and Operatives working across your projects. Delivering pre-start briefings, toolbox talks and relevant site training. Carrying out appraisals and supporting the ongoing development of team members. Acting as a key point of contact for clients and project stakeholders. Attending site visits to support project development and asset assessments. Building effective working relationships with clients and identifying opportunities for additional work. Ensuring work is completed right first time and in accordance with the required specification. Monitoring project KPIs, programmes and deadlines. Managing staffing requirements, working hours and operational resources. Overseeing plant, vehicles, equipment and associated operational documentation. What you will need To succeed as a Site Manager, you will need previous experience managing highways contracts and teams working within live highways environments, including high-speed roads. You will need a strong understanding of drainage construction and relevant industry requirements and standards, including CDM 2015, MCHW, DMRB, CS 551 and CD 535. You will also need a good understanding of health and safety requirements alongside commercial awareness and an appreciation of wider business objectives. Strong communication, organisation and leadership skills will be important, as you will be working closely with clients, colleagues, site teams and the supply chain. You will also need: A degree, HND, HNC or equivalent relevant construction or project management qualification. SMSTS. CSCS, with manager-level accreditation preferred. A full UK driving licence. Competence using Microsoft Excel and Word. The flexibility to work days and nights, travel across Scotland and work away when projects require it. Salary and package For this Site Manager position, you will receive a salary of up to £55,000, dependent on experience, alongside a benefits package that includes a company van, IT equipment, mobile phone, generous holiday allowance, pension scheme and Group Income Protection. You will also have opportunities to develop your career within a national highways business, taking on increasing responsibility as its operations continue to grow. Interested? If you have experience delivering highways projects and are looking for a position where you can lead teams, take ownership of site delivery and contribute to major infrastructure works across Scotland, apply with your CV today. FOOTNOTE: If you feel that you are right for this role technically, but the salary, location or seniority does not suit you specifically then please still feel free to send us your CV. We constantly recruit for roles very similar to this one at all levels UK Wide. We are always keen to chat with you discreetly about your employment situation. Even if you are happy in your current role for now, we always welcome calls from Highways professionals keen to make their introductions for future months or years. Carrington West's Highways, Transport & Infrastructure division is the fastest growing in the country, our specialist team has a combined over 100+ years' experience in this market. Please call Jordan Townley at Carrington West on (phone number removed) or email (url removed) for more information. By applying for this position, you are agreeing for Carrington West to hold and process your personal data in accordance with our Data Protection Policy. Your data will be shared with third-party clients specifically relevant to any roles you have applied for. If at any stage, you wish to withdraw your consent please contact us.

06/10/2026

Full time

Site Manager - Highways Scotland Up to £55,000 + Company Van Salary: Up to £55,000, dependent on experience Location: Scotland - travel across various sites required, with occasional support in Northern England Contract: Full-time, permanent Working pattern: Days and nights, with working away required Are you an experienced Site Manager looking to take ownership of major highways works across Scotland? This is an opportunity to lead site teams, deliver varied infrastructure projects and play an important role in the continued growth of a well-established highways contractor. You will be joining a forward-thinking business operating across the highways maintenance and infrastructure sector. With a strong focus on safety, innovation and high-quality delivery, the company works across drainage, civil engineering, structures, technology and other specialist highways services. Your role As a Site Manager, you will be responsible for the day-to-day planning, management and delivery of highways projects across Scotland. You will be working across drainage surveys, trenchless remediation, filter drain recycling and wider civil engineering activities on the strategic road network. You will be doing a hands-on role with regular site presence, ensuring projects are delivered safely, efficiently, on programme and to the required quality standards. You will be: Managing all aspects of site delivery, including programme, resources, commercial performance, safety, quality and environmental requirements. Ensuring works comply with SHEQ requirements, site rules and relevant highways standards. Coordinating shift start-ups, close-downs and changeovers to maintain safe and efficient operations. Supporting the preparation of Construction Phase Plans, Project Management Plans and other project documentation. Leading, supporting and developing Supervisors and Operatives working across your projects. Delivering pre-start briefings, toolbox talks and relevant site training. Carrying out appraisals and supporting the ongoing development of team members. Acting as a key point of contact for clients and project stakeholders. Attending site visits to support project development and asset assessments. Building effective working relationships with clients and identifying opportunities for additional work. Ensuring work is completed right first time and in accordance with the required specification. Monitoring project KPIs, programmes and deadlines. Managing staffing requirements, working hours and operational resources. Overseeing plant, vehicles, equipment and associated operational documentation. What you will need To succeed as a Site Manager, you will need previous experience managing highways contracts and teams working within live highways environments, including high-speed roads. You will need a strong understanding of drainage construction and relevant industry requirements and standards, including CDM 2015, MCHW, DMRB, CS 551 and CD 535. You will also need a good understanding of health and safety requirements alongside commercial awareness and an appreciation of wider business objectives. Strong communication, organisation and leadership skills will be important, as you will be working closely with clients, colleagues, site teams and the supply chain. You will also need: A degree, HND, HNC or equivalent relevant construction or project management qualification. SMSTS. CSCS, with manager-level accreditation preferred. A full UK driving licence. Competence using Microsoft Excel and Word. The flexibility to work days and nights, travel across Scotland and work away when projects require it. Salary and package For this Site Manager position, you will receive a salary of up to £55,000, dependent on experience, alongside a benefits package that includes a company van, IT equipment, mobile phone, generous holiday allowance, pension scheme and Group Income Protection. You will also have opportunities to develop your career within a national highways business, taking on increasing responsibility as its operations continue to grow. Interested? If you have experience delivering highways projects and are looking for a position where you can lead teams, take ownership of site delivery and contribute to major infrastructure works across Scotland, apply with your CV today. FOOTNOTE: If you feel that you are right for this role technically, but the salary, location or seniority does not suit you specifically then please still feel free to send us your CV. We constantly recruit for roles very similar to this one at all levels UK Wide. We are always keen to chat with you discreetly about your employment situation. Even if you are happy in your current role for now, we always welcome calls from Highways professionals keen to make their introductions for future months or years. Carrington West's Highways, Transport & Infrastructure division is the fastest growing in the country, our specialist team has a combined over 100+ years' experience in this market. Please call Jordan Townley at Carrington West on (phone number removed) or email (url removed) for more information. By applying for this position, you are agreeing for Carrington West to hold and process your personal data in accordance with our Data Protection Policy. Your data will be shared with third-party clients specifically relevant to any roles you have applied for. If at any stage, you wish to withdraw your consent please contact us.

Project Manager - Design

Randstad Construction & Property City, Leeds

My high profile tier one civil engineering client is looking for an experienced Project / Design Manager to join their established team in Leeds. This role is to support a growing portfolio of works on the Eastern Civils Asset Management Framework, taking charge of the coordination of multiple high volume reactive projects. Working on the Civils minor works projects, the ideal candidate will have experience working in a high pressure and reactive environment. This is the perfect opportunity for individuals to carve out a long-term career and leave a legacy within an established company. Candidate Responsibilities: The Project Manager (Design) will be responsible for the coordination of temporary and permanent works design and interfaces within the construction team, for a variety of civil engineering projects including earthworks, drainage and structures disciplines. Interpret client remits to identify design requirements and agree the scope of works with the client prior to progressing design works. Liaise with sub-contract design consultants, briefing them on our requirements, and obtain fee proposals for completing the agreed scope of works. Place sub-contract orders with design consultancies for engineering and temporary works design remits. Orders should be awarded to the most appropriate consultant, based on the competency and value displayed in specific proposals and based on past performance. Specify and monitor the timely delivery of site and ground investigation works by operational staff that is required to inform design delivery Monitor and manage the production of design information against the contract programme, providing client updates via the agreed reporting mechanisms (both internal and client reporting) Review sub-contract designer's deliverables to ensure designs fulfil the clients remit and comply with the standards and regulations applicable to the contract. Carry-out a technical review of all documents submitted by sub-contract design engineers and approve / respond as necessary to deliver a design submission in accordance with NwR Specifications and Standards. Provide support to the construction team as required during the planning and construction phase - attend pre-start project meetings to brief construction engineers on the design and construction drawings. Maintain all design correspondence in electronic format in section '3.1 - Designers' of the individual job folders - enquiries, orders, fee proposals, email correspondence, design deliverables. Candidate Requirements: Degree (or equivalent) in Civil Engineering / Structural Engineering / Building Engineering / Project Management or other relevant engineering subject. Professional Accreditation (ICE or IStructE) (Desirable) and ready to support others with their development. Minimum 5 years experience in the rail sector. 2 plus years' experience working within the railway industry in the delivery & management of the delivery of rail projects. 3 plus years in the delivery and management of Civil Engineering projects. Experience working as part of a team and coaching less experienced team members. Chartered Engineer PTS holder - may have held CEM, CRE (C) or CRE (D) roles in the past Driving License Randstad CPE values diversity and promotes equality. No terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate against any of the protected characteristics that fall under the Equality Act 2010. We encourage and welcome applications from all sections of society and are more than happy to discuss reasonable adjustments and/or additional arrangements as required to support your application. Candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK. For the purposes of the Conduct Regulations 2003, when advertising permanent vacancies we are acting as an Employment Agency, and when advertising temporary/contract vacancies we are acting as an Employment Business.

06/10/2026

Full time

My high profile tier one civil engineering client is looking for an experienced Project / Design Manager to join their established team in Leeds. This role is to support a growing portfolio of works on the Eastern Civils Asset Management Framework, taking charge of the coordination of multiple high volume reactive projects. Working on the Civils minor works projects, the ideal candidate will have experience working in a high pressure and reactive environment. This is the perfect opportunity for individuals to carve out a long-term career and leave a legacy within an established company. Candidate Responsibilities: The Project Manager (Design) will be responsible for the coordination of temporary and permanent works design and interfaces within the construction team, for a variety of civil engineering projects including earthworks, drainage and structures disciplines. Interpret client remits to identify design requirements and agree the scope of works with the client prior to progressing design works. Liaise with sub-contract design consultants, briefing them on our requirements, and obtain fee proposals for completing the agreed scope of works. Place sub-contract orders with design consultancies for engineering and temporary works design remits. Orders should be awarded to the most appropriate consultant, based on the competency and value displayed in specific proposals and based on past performance. Specify and monitor the timely delivery of site and ground investigation works by operational staff that is required to inform design delivery Monitor and manage the production of design information against the contract programme, providing client updates via the agreed reporting mechanisms (both internal and client reporting) Review sub-contract designer's deliverables to ensure designs fulfil the clients remit and comply with the standards and regulations applicable to the contract. Carry-out a technical review of all documents submitted by sub-contract design engineers and approve / respond as necessary to deliver a design submission in accordance with NwR Specifications and Standards. Provide support to the construction team as required during the planning and construction phase - attend pre-start project meetings to brief construction engineers on the design and construction drawings. Maintain all design correspondence in electronic format in section '3.1 - Designers' of the individual job folders - enquiries, orders, fee proposals, email correspondence, design deliverables. Candidate Requirements: Degree (or equivalent) in Civil Engineering / Structural Engineering / Building Engineering / Project Management or other relevant engineering subject. Professional Accreditation (ICE or IStructE) (Desirable) and ready to support others with their development. Minimum 5 years experience in the rail sector. 2 plus years' experience working within the railway industry in the delivery & management of the delivery of rail projects. 3 plus years in the delivery and management of Civil Engineering projects. Experience working as part of a team and coaching less experienced team members. Chartered Engineer PTS holder - may have held CEM, CRE (C) or CRE (D) roles in the past Driving License Randstad CPE values diversity and promotes equality. No terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate against any of the protected characteristics that fall under the Equality Act 2010. We encourage and welcome applications from all sections of society and are more than happy to discuss reasonable adjustments and/or additional arrangements as required to support your application. Candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK. For the purposes of the Conduct Regulations 2003, when advertising permanent vacancies we are acting as an Employment Agency, and when advertising temporary/contract vacancies we are acting as an Employment Business.

Depot Manager

The Oil and Pipelines Agency Helensburgh, Dunbartonshire

Depot Manager Location: Garelochhead, Helensburgh, Argyll & Bute The Depot Manager role: We are looking to appoint a new Depot Manager to be based at our OFD (Oil Fuel Depot) located at Garelochhead, Helensburgh, Argyll & Bute, who will be responsible for the safe and effective operation of the OFD, meeting company defined strategic objectives, within agreed parameters, and all the necessary HSE/EA requirements, in particular CoMAH, to meet customer service levels and to achieve the business goals set. The Depot Manager will ensure that all assets are managed and fit for purpose encompassing all aspects of maintenance, compliance, and minor/major works to the required frequency and standard in accordance with mandated legislation and relevant good practice including CoMAH, Health & Safety at Work act etc. Reporting to the Regional Operations Manager in Scotland, the post holder must take ownership of the site and operations and this entails managing the Depot and associated Jetty Assets to ensure the desired level of support and delivery of fuel to our customers and stakeholders, MoD (Ministry of Defence), HM Royal Navy, KHM (Kings Harbour Master) at Garelochhead, to support the Faslane Naval base. You will need to work closely with the Maintenance Engineering Teams as well as our Health, Safety & Environmental Team to ensure the Depot is compliant with the Safety Management System. Improving on current processes, procedures and working practices, to ensure effectiveness, meet CoMAH requirements, as well as industry relevant good practice. As some occasional travel to other sites may be required, candidates will need to have a full (preferably clean) driving licence. Depot Manager Responsibilities: Responsible for the day-to-day management, maintenance, and operations of the OFD and is to implement and ensure compliance with the systems and procedures that control marine safety as required by the PMSC and DSA02-DMR - Defence Maritime Regulations for Health, Safety and Environmental Protection. The Depot Manager is nominally the Harbour Master for the OFD. Ensure compliance with Safe Systems of Work (SSoW) at all times, including the requirements of the OPA Control of Work Procedure and in accordance with mandated legislation and best practice. Oversee projects and new works, including new installations and modifications to existing installations and identify potential hazards and associated risks during the lifecycle of the installation. Ensure resources and systems are in place for effective site security. The planning, organisation, and delivery of the Site & Process Safety Improvement Plan. With the support and in partnership with the HR function be responsible for all Depot HR issues. Develop emergency plans and fulfil the role of Incident Main Controller and meet the responsibilities as defined in the corporate emergency response plans. The candidate: We re looking for an experienced operations manager with a proven track record in the oil/petroleum storage industry, with a strong knowledge of CoMAH, EA Containment Policy and PSLG requirements, able to demonstrate strong leadership, with the ability to positively engage all stakeholders and motivate staff, with a focus on changing both culture and safety standards within the operations. You ll need to have at least 3 years management experience in an operational, or process safety role, within a CoMAH regulated, or high hazardous, business, be self-motivated, with the appropriate degree or equivalent professional qualification or experience, able to demonstrate strong leadership, who can positively engage all stakeholders and motivate staff, with a focus on maintaining and improving our safety culture and safety standards within the operations. Competent with all Microsoft Office applications is a prerequisite for the successful candidate.

06/10/2026

Full time

Depot Manager Location: Garelochhead, Helensburgh, Argyll & Bute The Depot Manager role: We are looking to appoint a new Depot Manager to be based at our OFD (Oil Fuel Depot) located at Garelochhead, Helensburgh, Argyll & Bute, who will be responsible for the safe and effective operation of the OFD, meeting company defined strategic objectives, within agreed parameters, and all the necessary HSE/EA requirements, in particular CoMAH, to meet customer service levels and to achieve the business goals set. The Depot Manager will ensure that all assets are managed and fit for purpose encompassing all aspects of maintenance, compliance, and minor/major works to the required frequency and standard in accordance with mandated legislation and relevant good practice including CoMAH, Health & Safety at Work act etc. Reporting to the Regional Operations Manager in Scotland, the post holder must take ownership of the site and operations and this entails managing the Depot and associated Jetty Assets to ensure the desired level of support and delivery of fuel to our customers and stakeholders, MoD (Ministry of Defence), HM Royal Navy, KHM (Kings Harbour Master) at Garelochhead, to support the Faslane Naval base. You will need to work closely with the Maintenance Engineering Teams as well as our Health, Safety & Environmental Team to ensure the Depot is compliant with the Safety Management System. Improving on current processes, procedures and working practices, to ensure effectiveness, meet CoMAH requirements, as well as industry relevant good practice. As some occasional travel to other sites may be required, candidates will need to have a full (preferably clean) driving licence. Depot Manager Responsibilities: Responsible for the day-to-day management, maintenance, and operations of the OFD and is to implement and ensure compliance with the systems and procedures that control marine safety as required by the PMSC and DSA02-DMR - Defence Maritime Regulations for Health, Safety and Environmental Protection. The Depot Manager is nominally the Harbour Master for the OFD. Ensure compliance with Safe Systems of Work (SSoW) at all times, including the requirements of the OPA Control of Work Procedure and in accordance with mandated legislation and best practice. Oversee projects and new works, including new installations and modifications to existing installations and identify potential hazards and associated risks during the lifecycle of the installation. Ensure resources and systems are in place for effective site security. The planning, organisation, and delivery of the Site & Process Safety Improvement Plan. With the support and in partnership with the HR function be responsible for all Depot HR issues. Develop emergency plans and fulfil the role of Incident Main Controller and meet the responsibilities as defined in the corporate emergency response plans. The candidate: We re looking for an experienced operations manager with a proven track record in the oil/petroleum storage industry, with a strong knowledge of CoMAH, EA Containment Policy and PSLG requirements, able to demonstrate strong leadership, with the ability to positively engage all stakeholders and motivate staff, with a focus on changing both culture and safety standards within the operations. You ll need to have at least 3 years management experience in an operational, or process safety role, within a CoMAH regulated, or high hazardous, business, be self-motivated, with the appropriate degree or equivalent professional qualification or experience, able to demonstrate strong leadership, who can positively engage all stakeholders and motivate staff, with a focus on maintaining and improving our safety culture and safety standards within the operations. Competent with all Microsoft Office applications is a prerequisite for the successful candidate.

Business Operations Manager

FERROVIAL CONSTRUCTION (UK) LIMITED

Role Purpose The Business Operations Manager is responsible for coordinating and executing the operational, administrative and governance activities that support the Applied Technologies department. The role acts as the primary interface between the department and corporate functions including Finance, Procurement, Legal, Compliance, Human Resources and other support areas, ensuring that departmental activities are performed in accordance with Ferrovial's corporate policies, procedures, systems and governance requirements. The position combines hands-on execution with cross-functional coordination and is responsible for ensuring effective operational support across procurement, supplier administration, contracts, compliance, logistics, client certifications and financial coordination. Key Responsibilities Department Operations -Coordinate the day-to-day operational and administrative activities. -Ensure the consistent application of Ferrovial corporate processes, systems, controls and governance frameworks. -Act as the departmental focal point for operational coordination with corporate support functions. -Support departmental planning, reporting and business operations activities. -Monitor operational actions, commitments and administrative deliverables. -Maintain department records, trackers and supporting documentation. -Identify opportunities for operational efficiency and continuous improvement. -Support management in the implementation of business initiatives and operational priorities. Procurement & Supplier Management Coordinate procurement activities and purchasing requests. Support/manage supplier onboarding, qualification and documentation processes. Maintain supplier records and procurement-related documentation. Ensure procurement activities are carried out in accordance with corporate procedures and approval workflows. Ensure supplier compliance with corporate requirements and client obligations. Track procurement actions, purchase commitments and outstanding activities. Support commercial negotiations and vendor performance monitoring. Contract Management -Maintain oversight of customer, supplier and subcontractor contracts. -Coordinate contract reviews with Legal and Procurement functions. -Ensure contractual obligations, deliverables and milestones are properly tracked. -Maintain contract repositories and document control systems. -Monitor contract renewals, amendments and change orders. Compliance & Governance Ensure departmental compliance with corporate policies and procedures. Support audits and internal control activities. Maintain records required for regulatory, client and corporate compliance. Monitor supplier compliance documentation. Coordinate corrective actions arising from audits or compliance reviews. Promote adherence to ethical, anti-corruption and governance standards. Client Certifications & Administrative Deliverables -Coordinate preparation and submission of client certifications and supporting documentation. -Maintain records associated with contractual administrative deliverables. -Monitor certification status and approval progress. -Coordinate responses to client requests for documentation and evidence. -Ensure traceability of submissions and supporting records. -Support project teams in meeting administrative and contractual obligations. Logistics & Office Operations Oversee logistics activities, including equipment, shipments, facilities and office support services. Coordinate travel and operational logistics when required. Ensure effective management of assets, inventories and operational resources. Maintain efficient departmental administrative processes. Finance Coordination -Act as the primary interface between the department and Finance. -Support budgeting, forecasting and cost tracking activities. -Monitor purchase commitments and expenditure against budgets. -Coordinate invoice validation and payment workflows. -Follow up on accruals, cost allocations and financial reporting requirements. -Support month-end and year-end financial processes. Professional Experience Experience in business operations, project administration, procurement coordination, finance support or similar functions. Experience working with suppliers, contracts and compliance requirements. Experience coordinating activities across multiple business functions. Experience supporting reporting, budgeting or financial coordination processes. Experience in engineering, technology, construction, infrastructure or project-based environments. Experience supporting audits and governance activities. Experience working within large corporate organisations. Management and Leadership Skills -Ability to coordinate stakeholders without relying solely on formal authority. -Strong planning, prioritisation and workload-management capability. -Confidence in challenging incomplete information or non-compliant processes constructively. -Ability to establish clear ownership, deadlines and escalation routes. -Sound judgement regarding operational, commercial and compliance risks. -Ability to communicate complex administrative or financial matters clearly. -Strong service orientation combined with appropriate governance discipline. -Ability to operate independently and keep management appropriately informed

05/10/2026

Full time

Role Purpose The Business Operations Manager is responsible for coordinating and executing the operational, administrative and governance activities that support the Applied Technologies department. The role acts as the primary interface between the department and corporate functions including Finance, Procurement, Legal, Compliance, Human Resources and other support areas, ensuring that departmental activities are performed in accordance with Ferrovial's corporate policies, procedures, systems and governance requirements. The position combines hands-on execution with cross-functional coordination and is responsible for ensuring effective operational support across procurement, supplier administration, contracts, compliance, logistics, client certifications and financial coordination. Key Responsibilities Department Operations -Coordinate the day-to-day operational and administrative activities. -Ensure the consistent application of Ferrovial corporate processes, systems, controls and governance frameworks. -Act as the departmental focal point for operational coordination with corporate support functions. -Support departmental planning, reporting and business operations activities. -Monitor operational actions, commitments and administrative deliverables. -Maintain department records, trackers and supporting documentation. -Identify opportunities for operational efficiency and continuous improvement. -Support management in the implementation of business initiatives and operational priorities. Procurement & Supplier Management Coordinate procurement activities and purchasing requests. Support/manage supplier onboarding, qualification and documentation processes. Maintain supplier records and procurement-related documentation. Ensure procurement activities are carried out in accordance with corporate procedures and approval workflows. Ensure supplier compliance with corporate requirements and client obligations. Track procurement actions, purchase commitments and outstanding activities. Support commercial negotiations and vendor performance monitoring. Contract Management -Maintain oversight of customer, supplier and subcontractor contracts. -Coordinate contract reviews with Legal and Procurement functions. -Ensure contractual obligations, deliverables and milestones are properly tracked. -Maintain contract repositories and document control systems. -Monitor contract renewals, amendments and change orders. Compliance & Governance Ensure departmental compliance with corporate policies and procedures. Support audits and internal control activities. Maintain records required for regulatory, client and corporate compliance. Monitor supplier compliance documentation. Coordinate corrective actions arising from audits or compliance reviews. Promote adherence to ethical, anti-corruption and governance standards. Client Certifications & Administrative Deliverables -Coordinate preparation and submission of client certifications and supporting documentation. -Maintain records associated with contractual administrative deliverables. -Monitor certification status and approval progress. -Coordinate responses to client requests for documentation and evidence. -Ensure traceability of submissions and supporting records. -Support project teams in meeting administrative and contractual obligations. Logistics & Office Operations Oversee logistics activities, including equipment, shipments, facilities and office support services. Coordinate travel and operational logistics when required. Ensure effective management of assets, inventories and operational resources. Maintain efficient departmental administrative processes. Finance Coordination -Act as the primary interface between the department and Finance. -Support budgeting, forecasting and cost tracking activities. -Monitor purchase commitments and expenditure against budgets. -Coordinate invoice validation and payment workflows. -Follow up on accruals, cost allocations and financial reporting requirements. -Support month-end and year-end financial processes. Professional Experience Experience in business operations, project administration, procurement coordination, finance support or similar functions. Experience working with suppliers, contracts and compliance requirements. Experience coordinating activities across multiple business functions. Experience supporting reporting, budgeting or financial coordination processes. Experience in engineering, technology, construction, infrastructure or project-based environments. Experience supporting audits and governance activities. Experience working within large corporate organisations. Management and Leadership Skills -Ability to coordinate stakeholders without relying solely on formal authority. -Strong planning, prioritisation and workload-management capability. -Confidence in challenging incomplete information or non-compliant processes constructively. -Ability to establish clear ownership, deadlines and escalation routes. -Sound judgement regarding operational, commercial and compliance risks. -Ability to communicate complex administrative or financial matters clearly. -Strong service orientation combined with appropriate governance discipline. -Ability to operate independently and keep management appropriately informed

Maintenance Manager

Blue Arrow

Maintenance Manager Location: Multi-Site UK Travel Required Salary: Competitive + Benefits Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent Are you an experienced Maintenance Manager with a background in hospitality, hotels, facilities management or multi-site property environments? We are seeking a proactive and hands-on Maintenance Manager to lead and develop the maintenance function across a diverse portfolio of UK properties. Reporting directly to the Chief Operations Officer, this is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in ensuring our buildings, facilities, plant and equipment are maintained to the highest standards of safety, compliance and operational excellence. This is a highly visible role that requires strong leadership, excellent organisational skills and the ability to manage both planned and reactive maintenance activities across multiple locations. The Role As Maintenance Manager, you will take responsibility for the overall management, planning and continuous improvement of the maintenance function. Working closely with the Assistant Projects Manager and wider maintenance team, you will ensure all properties remain safe, compliant, operational and well-presented. Key responsibilities will include: Operational Leadership Lead and manage the maintenance function across all UK properties. Develop and implement maintenance standards, procedures and best practices. Conduct regular property inspections and prioritise maintenance works. Support operational teams with maintenance planning and project delivery. Drive a proactive maintenance culture focused on continuous improvement. Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) Design, implement and manage comprehensive Planned Preventative Maintenance programmes. Develop and maintain maintenance schedules and asset registers. Monitor maintenance performance and produce management reports. Support long-term lifecycle planning and asset replacement strategies. Team Leadership & Management Provide leadership, supervision and support to maintenance personnel. Assist with recruitment, onboarding and training activities. Manage workloads and allocate resources effectively. Conduct performance reviews and support employee development. Reactive Maintenance Ensure all maintenance requests are prioritised and completed efficiently. Coordinate emergency repairs and minimise operational disruption. Monitor response times and service delivery standards. Property Inspections Carry out regular site inspections across the property portfolio. Identify repair requirements and prepare action plans. Monitor remedial works through to completion. Ensure all properties are maintained to a high standard of presentation. Contractor & Supplier Management Manage external contractors and specialist service providers. Obtain and review quotations for maintenance works. Monitor contractor performance and service standards. Ensure contractor compliance documentation is maintained and up to date. Manage service agreements and supplier relationships. Asset Management Maintain accurate asset registers. Monitor asset condition, reliability and lifecycle performance. Support capital expenditure planning and asset replacement programmes. Health & Safety Promote a strong health and safety culture throughout the business. Ensure safe systems of work are implemented and followed. Conduct risk assessments and accident investigations where required. Monitor PPE compliance and maintenance-related safety procedures. Budget Management & Financial Control Prepare and manage maintenance budgets. Monitor expenditure and contractor costs. Identify opportunities for cost savings and operational efficiencies. Ensure works are delivered within agreed budget parameters. Administration & Reporting Maintain accurate maintenance and compliance records. Track key performance indicators and maintenance performance metrics. Produce regular management reports and compliance updates. About You We are looking for an experienced maintenance professional who thrives in a fast-paced, multi-site environment and has a strong understanding of building maintenance, compliance and contractor management. Essential Requirements Previous experience in a Maintenance Manager, Facilities Manager or similar role. Experience within hospitality, hotels, facilities management or multi-site property environments. Strong knowledge of building maintenance, plant and equipment management. Experience managing maintenance teams and external contractors. Excellent organisational and problem-solving skills. Strong budgeting and financial management experience. Full UK Driving Licence. Willingness to travel across multiple UK sites. Desirable Qualifications Engineering, Building Services or Facilities Management qualifications. IOSH qualification. NEBOSH qualification. Knowledge of compliance and regulatory requirements within property and facilities management. What Success Looks Like Performance will be measured against: Planned Preventative Maintenance completion rates. Compliance and statutory maintenance performance. Maintenance response and completion times. Budget management and cost control. Contractor performance and service delivery. Asset reliability and lifecycle management. Health and safety compliance standards. Why Join Us? This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Maintenance Manager to make a significant impact within a growing organisation. You will have the autonomy to shape maintenance processes, improve operational performance and contribute to the long-term success of our property portfolio. Apply today if you're ready to take ownership of a diverse and challenging maintenance operation and drive excellence across multiple UK sites. Blue Arrow is proud to be a Disability Confident Employer and is committed to helping find great work opportunities for great people.

05/10/2026

Full time

Maintenance Manager Location: Multi-Site UK Travel Required Salary: Competitive + Benefits Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent Are you an experienced Maintenance Manager with a background in hospitality, hotels, facilities management or multi-site property environments? We are seeking a proactive and hands-on Maintenance Manager to lead and develop the maintenance function across a diverse portfolio of UK properties. Reporting directly to the Chief Operations Officer, this is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in ensuring our buildings, facilities, plant and equipment are maintained to the highest standards of safety, compliance and operational excellence. This is a highly visible role that requires strong leadership, excellent organisational skills and the ability to manage both planned and reactive maintenance activities across multiple locations. The Role As Maintenance Manager, you will take responsibility for the overall management, planning and continuous improvement of the maintenance function. Working closely with the Assistant Projects Manager and wider maintenance team, you will ensure all properties remain safe, compliant, operational and well-presented. Key responsibilities will include: Operational Leadership Lead and manage the maintenance function across all UK properties. Develop and implement maintenance standards, procedures and best practices. Conduct regular property inspections and prioritise maintenance works. Support operational teams with maintenance planning and project delivery. Drive a proactive maintenance culture focused on continuous improvement. Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) Design, implement and manage comprehensive Planned Preventative Maintenance programmes. Develop and maintain maintenance schedules and asset registers. Monitor maintenance performance and produce management reports. Support long-term lifecycle planning and asset replacement strategies. Team Leadership & Management Provide leadership, supervision and support to maintenance personnel. Assist with recruitment, onboarding and training activities. Manage workloads and allocate resources effectively. Conduct performance reviews and support employee development. Reactive Maintenance Ensure all maintenance requests are prioritised and completed efficiently. Coordinate emergency repairs and minimise operational disruption. Monitor response times and service delivery standards. Property Inspections Carry out regular site inspections across the property portfolio. Identify repair requirements and prepare action plans. Monitor remedial works through to completion. Ensure all properties are maintained to a high standard of presentation. Contractor & Supplier Management Manage external contractors and specialist service providers. Obtain and review quotations for maintenance works. Monitor contractor performance and service standards. Ensure contractor compliance documentation is maintained and up to date. Manage service agreements and supplier relationships. Asset Management Maintain accurate asset registers. Monitor asset condition, reliability and lifecycle performance. Support capital expenditure planning and asset replacement programmes. Health & Safety Promote a strong health and safety culture throughout the business. Ensure safe systems of work are implemented and followed. Conduct risk assessments and accident investigations where required. Monitor PPE compliance and maintenance-related safety procedures. Budget Management & Financial Control Prepare and manage maintenance budgets. Monitor expenditure and contractor costs. Identify opportunities for cost savings and operational efficiencies. Ensure works are delivered within agreed budget parameters. Administration & Reporting Maintain accurate maintenance and compliance records. Track key performance indicators and maintenance performance metrics. Produce regular management reports and compliance updates. About You We are looking for an experienced maintenance professional who thrives in a fast-paced, multi-site environment and has a strong understanding of building maintenance, compliance and contractor management. Essential Requirements Previous experience in a Maintenance Manager, Facilities Manager or similar role. Experience within hospitality, hotels, facilities management or multi-site property environments. Strong knowledge of building maintenance, plant and equipment management. Experience managing maintenance teams and external contractors. Excellent organisational and problem-solving skills. Strong budgeting and financial management experience. Full UK Driving Licence. Willingness to travel across multiple UK sites. Desirable Qualifications Engineering, Building Services or Facilities Management qualifications. IOSH qualification. NEBOSH qualification. Knowledge of compliance and regulatory requirements within property and facilities management. What Success Looks Like Performance will be measured against: Planned Preventative Maintenance completion rates. Compliance and statutory maintenance performance. Maintenance response and completion times. Budget management and cost control. Contractor performance and service delivery. Asset reliability and lifecycle management. Health and safety compliance standards. Why Join Us? This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Maintenance Manager to make a significant impact within a growing organisation. You will have the autonomy to shape maintenance processes, improve operational performance and contribute to the long-term success of our property portfolio. Apply today if you're ready to take ownership of a diverse and challenging maintenance operation and drive excellence across multiple UK sites. Blue Arrow is proud to be a Disability Confident Employer and is committed to helping find great work opportunities for great people.

Senior Clean Water Modeller

Hays Construction and Property City, Belfast

Your new company Join a globally recognised engineering and environmental consultancy with a strong presence across the UK and Ireland. This organisation is involved in delivering innovative water infrastructure projects that improve resilience, sustainability, and water security for communities nationwide. Due to continued growth within their Water team, they are seeking a Senior Clean Water Modeller to support the delivery of major water infrastructure programmes from their Belfast office. Your new role As a Senior Clean Water Modeller, you will play a key role in the development and delivery of clean water network modelling projects across a range of frameworks and commissions. Your responsibilities will include: Developing, maintaining, and analysing clean water hydraulic models. Supporting the planning and design of water distribution networks. Undertaking network analysis, pressure management, leakage reduction, and capacity assessments. Delivering technical reports and providing modelling solutions to clients. Working closely with multidisciplinary teams including engineers, planners, and project managers. Mentoring and supporting junior team members. Engaging with water utility clients and contributing to project delivery and business development activities. What you'll need to succeed Degree qualified in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a related discipline. Proven experience in clean water network modelling within the UK water sector. Strong knowledge of hydraulic modelling software such as InfoWater Pro, InfoWorks WS Pro, Synergi, or EPANET. Understanding of water distribution systems, asset management, and regulatory requirements. Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills. Strong communication and stakeholder management abilities. Chartership or working towards professional accreditation would be advantageous. What you'll get in return Competitive salary and annual bonus opportunities. Hybrid and flexible working arrangements. Generous annual leave allowance with the option to purchase additional leave. Company pension and life assurance. Private healthcare and wellbeing support. Structured career progression and leadership development opportunities. Access to a diverse portfolio of landmark UK and international water projects. Support towards professional membership and chartership. What you need to do now If you're interested in this Senior Clean Water Modeller role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now. If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at (url removed)

02/10/2026

Full time

Your new company Join a globally recognised engineering and environmental consultancy with a strong presence across the UK and Ireland. This organisation is involved in delivering innovative water infrastructure projects that improve resilience, sustainability, and water security for communities nationwide. Due to continued growth within their Water team, they are seeking a Senior Clean Water Modeller to support the delivery of major water infrastructure programmes from their Belfast office. Your new role As a Senior Clean Water Modeller, you will play a key role in the development and delivery of clean water network modelling projects across a range of frameworks and commissions. Your responsibilities will include: Developing, maintaining, and analysing clean water hydraulic models. Supporting the planning and design of water distribution networks. Undertaking network analysis, pressure management, leakage reduction, and capacity assessments. Delivering technical reports and providing modelling solutions to clients. Working closely with multidisciplinary teams including engineers, planners, and project managers. Mentoring and supporting junior team members. Engaging with water utility clients and contributing to project delivery and business development activities. What you'll need to succeed Degree qualified in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a related discipline. Proven experience in clean water network modelling within the UK water sector. Strong knowledge of hydraulic modelling software such as InfoWater Pro, InfoWorks WS Pro, Synergi, or EPANET. Understanding of water distribution systems, asset management, and regulatory requirements. Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills. Strong communication and stakeholder management abilities. Chartership or working towards professional accreditation would be advantageous. What you'll get in return Competitive salary and annual bonus opportunities. Hybrid and flexible working arrangements. Generous annual leave allowance with the option to purchase additional leave. Company pension and life assurance. Private healthcare and wellbeing support. Structured career progression and leadership development opportunities. Access to a diverse portfolio of landmark UK and international water projects. Support towards professional membership and chartership. What you need to do now If you're interested in this Senior Clean Water Modeller role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now. If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at (url removed)

Facilities Commercial Assistant Manager

Butlin's Minehead, Somerset

Description The role of a Commercial Assistant Manager is to support the overall delivery of high quality, safe, and well maintained commercial retail, entertainment venues and external areas across the Butlins diverse residential estate. This includes hard FM responsibility for multiple Retail venues, splash water-world, Funfair, Entertainment venues and all external grounds and gardens. Working closely with the Commercial and Estate Facilities Manager, the role ensures exceptional guest experience through effective day to day coordination, property and estate standards management, and efficient reactive maintenance and preventative maintenance planning. The postholder leads and motivates a team of specialist and multiskilled technicians , providing direction, workload scheduling, performance oversight, and ensuring compliance with health, safety, and statutory standards. They play a key role in maintaining venue operations readiness, responding to technical issues, delivering small works, and supporting long-term asset care strategies. This role requires strong operational leadership, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple facilities simultaneously while upholding brand standards and ensuring a seamless retail and entertainment experience for guests and team members alike. This role requires excellent contractor management skills as the role plays a key part in liaising with 3rd party contractors and suppliers for specialist works across resort. Key Responsibilities Leadership & People Management Ability to motivate and guide multiskilled teams. Confident in providing feedback, coaching, and supporting development. Calm, fair, and consistent leadership style. Clear and professional communication with guests, team members, and senior managers. Ability to translate technical issues into understandable information. Good listener, able to understand concerns and respond appropriately. Takes responsibility for standards across all commercial and external estate areas. Follows through on issues until fully resolved. ProblemSolving & DecisionMaking Can think on their feet during breakdowns, guest complaints, or operational challenges. Comfortable prioritising issues in a highpressure, fastmoving environment. Organisational Skills Manages multiple sites and tasks at once. Keeps track of maintenance schedules, PPMs, and operational deadlines. Strong sense of structure and planning. Ensures retail venues comply with audit requirements, safety checks, and technical works meet required levels. Identifies early signs of wear, risk, or service failure. Adaptability & Resilience Comfortable with seasonal peaks, unpredictable demands, and changing priorities. Remains professional and calm under pressure. Team Collaboration Works closely with retailers, operators, entertainers, security, and facilities contractors. Builds strong internal relationships to ensure smooth operations. Empathy & Emotional Intelligence Understands team workloads and personal dynamics. Creates a positive, supportive working environment. Operational Support Ensure tools, materials and parts are available and stock levels maintained for department. Work collaboratively with the wider facilities and projects team. Ensure minimal disruption to guests and operations when completing works. Undertake any reasonable duties as directed by the Butlins leadership team. Guest & Team Experience Always focused on delivering great guest experience. Anticipates needs, solves issues proactively, and supports brand standards. Experience & Qualification Requirements Level 3 qualification in Facilities management, hospitality management or building/property maintenance or equivalent experience. IOSH managing safely certification Full UK driving licence NEBOSH General certificate (desirable) Proven experience in commercial building operations or facilities management ideally within a resort/ holiday park or multi-site retail and leisure hospitality environment. Experience supervising a technical or maintenance team Experience managing contractors, supplier and service partners Knowledge or awareness of : Legionella awareness Fire safety awareness Asbestos awareness EHO audit awareness Planned preventative maintenance schedules Strong fault-finding and problem-solving skills. Ability to work independently and prioritise workload. Good communication and teamwork skills. Flexible approach to working hours and operational demands. Understand and interpret technical drawings/instructions/process Experience of H & S Procedures & Requirements, COSHH, Risk Assessments etc About Butlin'sDid you know Billy Butlin was the first person to introduce dodgems to the UK? That's right, 'fun' is in our DNA, and we've been delighting guests for almost 90 years. Ask any of our team, past and present, and one of the best things they'll say about working at Butlin's is our culture. As The Home of Entertainment, we pull out all the stops to provide our guests with an 'Altogether More Entertaining and Fun Break', from all-action family holidays to adult-only Big Weekenders, brought to life through our three mighty values. So, if you're looking for a role where you can Create Smiles, where you aren't afraid to Get Stuck In and where the team genuinely Care For Each Other, we think you'll fit right in!

02/10/2026

Full time

Description The role of a Commercial Assistant Manager is to support the overall delivery of high quality, safe, and well maintained commercial retail, entertainment venues and external areas across the Butlins diverse residential estate. This includes hard FM responsibility for multiple Retail venues, splash water-world, Funfair, Entertainment venues and all external grounds and gardens. Working closely with the Commercial and Estate Facilities Manager, the role ensures exceptional guest experience through effective day to day coordination, property and estate standards management, and efficient reactive maintenance and preventative maintenance planning. The postholder leads and motivates a team of specialist and multiskilled technicians , providing direction, workload scheduling, performance oversight, and ensuring compliance with health, safety, and statutory standards. They play a key role in maintaining venue operations readiness, responding to technical issues, delivering small works, and supporting long-term asset care strategies. This role requires strong operational leadership, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple facilities simultaneously while upholding brand standards and ensuring a seamless retail and entertainment experience for guests and team members alike. This role requires excellent contractor management skills as the role plays a key part in liaising with 3rd party contractors and suppliers for specialist works across resort. Key Responsibilities Leadership & People Management Ability to motivate and guide multiskilled teams. Confident in providing feedback, coaching, and supporting development. Calm, fair, and consistent leadership style. Clear and professional communication with guests, team members, and senior managers. Ability to translate technical issues into understandable information. Good listener, able to understand concerns and respond appropriately. Takes responsibility for standards across all commercial and external estate areas. Follows through on issues until fully resolved. ProblemSolving & DecisionMaking Can think on their feet during breakdowns, guest complaints, or operational challenges. Comfortable prioritising issues in a highpressure, fastmoving environment. Organisational Skills Manages multiple sites and tasks at once. Keeps track of maintenance schedules, PPMs, and operational deadlines. Strong sense of structure and planning. Ensures retail venues comply with audit requirements, safety checks, and technical works meet required levels. Identifies early signs of wear, risk, or service failure. Adaptability & Resilience Comfortable with seasonal peaks, unpredictable demands, and changing priorities. Remains professional and calm under pressure. Team Collaboration Works closely with retailers, operators, entertainers, security, and facilities contractors. Builds strong internal relationships to ensure smooth operations. Empathy & Emotional Intelligence Understands team workloads and personal dynamics. Creates a positive, supportive working environment. Operational Support Ensure tools, materials and parts are available and stock levels maintained for department. Work collaboratively with the wider facilities and projects team. Ensure minimal disruption to guests and operations when completing works. Undertake any reasonable duties as directed by the Butlins leadership team. Guest & Team Experience Always focused on delivering great guest experience. Anticipates needs, solves issues proactively, and supports brand standards. Experience & Qualification Requirements Level 3 qualification in Facilities management, hospitality management or building/property maintenance or equivalent experience. IOSH managing safely certification Full UK driving licence NEBOSH General certificate (desirable) Proven experience in commercial building operations or facilities management ideally within a resort/ holiday park or multi-site retail and leisure hospitality environment. Experience supervising a technical or maintenance team Experience managing contractors, supplier and service partners Knowledge or awareness of : Legionella awareness Fire safety awareness Asbestos awareness EHO audit awareness Planned preventative maintenance schedules Strong fault-finding and problem-solving skills. Ability to work independently and prioritise workload. Good communication and teamwork skills. Flexible approach to working hours and operational demands. Understand and interpret technical drawings/instructions/process Experience of H & S Procedures & Requirements, COSHH, Risk Assessments etc About Butlin'sDid you know Billy Butlin was the first person to introduce dodgems to the UK? That's right, 'fun' is in our DNA, and we've been delighting guests for almost 90 years. Ask any of our team, past and present, and one of the best things they'll say about working at Butlin's is our culture. As The Home of Entertainment, we pull out all the stops to provide our guests with an 'Altogether More Entertaining and Fun Break', from all-action family holidays to adult-only Big Weekenders, brought to life through our three mighty values. So, if you're looking for a role where you can Create Smiles, where you aren't afraid to Get Stuck In and where the team genuinely Care For Each Other, we think you'll fit right in!

Property Manager

Michael Page City, Derby

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Property Manager to join a global engineering and manufacturing organisation, supporting a substantial EMEA real estate portfolio. This role offers broad exposure across acquisitions, disposals, lease management, strategic portfolio planning and stakeholder engagement, making it ideal for a commercially minded property professional looking to further develop their career. Client Details Our client is a globally recognised engineering and technology business with a significant international property portfolio spanning office, industrial and manufacturing sites. As the organisation continues to invest in its property estate and long-term growth strategy, the successful candidate will play a key role in supporting portfolio optimisation and strategic real estate decisions across the EMEA region Description Manage day-to-day property portfolio activities across the EMEA region. Lead and support acquisitions, disposals, relocations, lease renewals and rent reviews. Work closely with landlords, agents, consultants and external suppliers to optimise the property portfolio. Support strategic estate planning, asset reviews and portfolio optimisation initiatives. Oversee property-related budgets and ensure cost-effective utilisation of real estate assets. Coordinate planning-related activities and provide guidance on property development matters. Ensure compliance with health, safety and environmental requirements across the estate. Maintain accurate property records and databases relating to owned and leased assets. Build strong relationships with internal stakeholders to identify, manage and mitigate property-related risks. Profile Professionally qualified property professional, ideally MRICS or equivalent. Proven experience in commercial property management, acquisitions, disposals and lease negotiations. Strong commercial negotiation and stakeholder management skills. Experience managing external consultants and advisors. Knowledge of Town and Country Planning processes. Ability to operate effectively across multiple projects and stakeholder groups. Experience managing property-related budgets. Degree or postgraduate qualification in commercial property or a related discipline. Minimum of five years' post-qualification experience or equivalent industry experience. Eligible to obtain Security Clearance. Job Offer A competitive Salary and comprehensive package of additional benefits. Opportunity to manage a high-profile international property portfolio Exposure to strategic real estate projects across multiple property sectors Strong long-term career development opportunities within a large global organisation If you're interested in this role, apply now. People are at the heart of Michael Page. We are committed to creating an inclusive environment. As an inclusive recruiter we welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, identities and experiences. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during the recruitment process, we'll work with you to ensure you can perform at your best.

02/10/2026

Full time

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Property Manager to join a global engineering and manufacturing organisation, supporting a substantial EMEA real estate portfolio. This role offers broad exposure across acquisitions, disposals, lease management, strategic portfolio planning and stakeholder engagement, making it ideal for a commercially minded property professional looking to further develop their career. Client Details Our client is a globally recognised engineering and technology business with a significant international property portfolio spanning office, industrial and manufacturing sites. As the organisation continues to invest in its property estate and long-term growth strategy, the successful candidate will play a key role in supporting portfolio optimisation and strategic real estate decisions across the EMEA region Description Manage day-to-day property portfolio activities across the EMEA region. Lead and support acquisitions, disposals, relocations, lease renewals and rent reviews. Work closely with landlords, agents, consultants and external suppliers to optimise the property portfolio. Support strategic estate planning, asset reviews and portfolio optimisation initiatives. Oversee property-related budgets and ensure cost-effective utilisation of real estate assets. Coordinate planning-related activities and provide guidance on property development matters. Ensure compliance with health, safety and environmental requirements across the estate. Maintain accurate property records and databases relating to owned and leased assets. Build strong relationships with internal stakeholders to identify, manage and mitigate property-related risks. Profile Professionally qualified property professional, ideally MRICS or equivalent. Proven experience in commercial property management, acquisitions, disposals and lease negotiations. Strong commercial negotiation and stakeholder management skills. Experience managing external consultants and advisors. Knowledge of Town and Country Planning processes. Ability to operate effectively across multiple projects and stakeholder groups. Experience managing property-related budgets. Degree or postgraduate qualification in commercial property or a related discipline. Minimum of five years' post-qualification experience or equivalent industry experience. Eligible to obtain Security Clearance. Job Offer A competitive Salary and comprehensive package of additional benefits. Opportunity to manage a high-profile international property portfolio Exposure to strategic real estate projects across multiple property sectors Strong long-term career development opportunities within a large global organisation If you're interested in this role, apply now. People are at the heart of Michael Page. We are committed to creating an inclusive environment. As an inclusive recruiter we welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, identities and experiences. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during the recruitment process, we'll work with you to ensure you can perform at your best.

Assistant Maintenance Manager

MCR Property Group Sunderland, Tyne And Wear

AssistantMaintenance Manager Location: Sunderland, Clanny House (office based) Duration: Permanent, full time Salary: £27,000 - £30,000 per year We're currently seeking an AssistantMaintenance Manager to join our team in Sunderland. This is an exciting opportunity to join a fast-paced thriving business with opportunities for growth and development. If you're ready to embark on a rewarding journey with MCR Property Group and contribute to our mission of creating enduring value in the property market, we'd love to hear from you. MCR Property Group is a leading independent real estate investment and development company, operating nationally with offices in London, Manchester, Birmingham, and Glasgow. Our primary focus lies in developing new build and conversion residential and industrial projects and managing a diverse portfolio covering every asset class, which includes around 7,500 residential plots and commercial/industrial assets exceeding £2 billion in value. We are entering an exhilarating phase of growth and are looking for bright, personable, and self-driven individuals who have a genuine passion for real estate. Join us in these promising times and be part of a team committed to growth and success. Responsibilities Supervise/oversee operations conducted within department to ensure quality and service Responsible for overall planning, monitoring, and control of maintenance of the properties Perform daily checks within the accommodation and the grounds Look after the maintenance of all the fixture and fittings Health & Safety paperwork management and ensuring the site remains compliant by testing fire alarms, inspecting emergency lighting, checking security appliances and to log routine safety checks Repairs as needed and reported by residents Providing excellent guest service by resolving maintenance issues in a timely manner Stand in to cover when the Maintenance Manager is on leave Requirements Formal qualifications or time-served experience in Electrical, Mechanical or Plumbing trades Confident in dealing with general repairs such as fixing leaks, painting, changing locks etc. Test fire alarms, inspect emergency lighting, check security appliances, and log routine safety checks Effective verbal skills to coordinate with outside vendors and senior management Experience in a supervisory role would be beneficial but not essential MCR Benefits 20 days holiday plus bank holidays, increasing by 1 with every completed year to a maximum 25 days Your Birthday off

02/10/2026

Full time

AssistantMaintenance Manager Location: Sunderland, Clanny House (office based) Duration: Permanent, full time Salary: £27,000 - £30,000 per year We're currently seeking an AssistantMaintenance Manager to join our team in Sunderland. This is an exciting opportunity to join a fast-paced thriving business with opportunities for growth and development. If you're ready to embark on a rewarding journey with MCR Property Group and contribute to our mission of creating enduring value in the property market, we'd love to hear from you. MCR Property Group is a leading independent real estate investment and development company, operating nationally with offices in London, Manchester, Birmingham, and Glasgow. Our primary focus lies in developing new build and conversion residential and industrial projects and managing a diverse portfolio covering every asset class, which includes around 7,500 residential plots and commercial/industrial assets exceeding £2 billion in value. We are entering an exhilarating phase of growth and are looking for bright, personable, and self-driven individuals who have a genuine passion for real estate. Join us in these promising times and be part of a team committed to growth and success. Responsibilities Supervise/oversee operations conducted within department to ensure quality and service Responsible for overall planning, monitoring, and control of maintenance of the properties Perform daily checks within the accommodation and the grounds Look after the maintenance of all the fixture and fittings Health & Safety paperwork management and ensuring the site remains compliant by testing fire alarms, inspecting emergency lighting, checking security appliances and to log routine safety checks Repairs as needed and reported by residents Providing excellent guest service by resolving maintenance issues in a timely manner Stand in to cover when the Maintenance Manager is on leave Requirements Formal qualifications or time-served experience in Electrical, Mechanical or Plumbing trades Confident in dealing with general repairs such as fixing leaks, painting, changing locks etc. Test fire alarms, inspect emergency lighting, check security appliances, and log routine safety checks Effective verbal skills to coordinate with outside vendors and senior management Experience in a supervisory role would be beneficial but not essential MCR Benefits 20 days holiday plus bank holidays, increasing by 1 with every completed year to a maximum 25 days Your Birthday off

Operations Manager - Planned Maintenance

Venn Group

We are seeking an Operations Manager - Planned Maintenance to work with a Local Authority in Cambridgeshire. This role sits within the Housing Assets team and is responsible for leading the delivery of planned maintenance, capital investment, retrofit, adaptations, and asset management programmes across the Council's housing stock. Reports to: Services Manager - Housing Assets Location: Cambridgeshire (Hybrid) Start: ASAP Duration: 6 Months+ Rate: Negotiable Key Responsibilities: Lead and manage the Council's Planned Maintenance service, ensuring works are programmed, delivered, and monitored effectively Oversee planned maintenance contracts, capital investment programmes, retrofit projects, aids and adaptations, and specialist property-related projects Manage and develop a multi-disciplinary team including Surveyors, Adaptations Surveyor, Lands Officer, and Retrofit Officers Lead on procurement, tendering, and contract management in accordance with financial regulations and standing orders Manage budgets, forecasting, financial appraisals, and programme performance reporting Ensure Decent Homes compliance and support the long-term sustainability of the housing stock Oversee stock condition data, asset management planning, and the delivery of the Council's 5-Year Maintenance Programme Lead on leaseholder works, Section 20 consultations, service charges, and Party Wall matters Ensure all health and safety requirements are met throughout the contract lifecycle Manage contractor performance and drive value for money across all maintenance and investment programmes Contribute to Housing Strategy, Housing Business Plan objectives, and wider service improvement initiatives Provide technical advice on structural issues, asset investment, and tenant alterations Ensure effective resident engagement, stakeholder consultation, and partnership working Requirements: Proven experience delivering planned maintenance, capital works, or housing asset management programmes Strong contract management, procurement, and project management experience Experience leading multi-disciplinary technical teams Knowledge of housing asset management, stock condition data, and strategic maintenance planning Experience working within a Local Authority, Housing Association, or wider public sector environment Strong financial management, budgeting, and forecasting experience Good understanding of building technology, housing maintenance, and compliance requirements Membership of RICS or CIOB (or working towards) is desirable Full UK Driving Licence and access to a vehicle for business use

02/10/2026

Full time

We are seeking an Operations Manager - Planned Maintenance to work with a Local Authority in Cambridgeshire. This role sits within the Housing Assets team and is responsible for leading the delivery of planned maintenance, capital investment, retrofit, adaptations, and asset management programmes across the Council's housing stock. Reports to: Services Manager - Housing Assets Location: Cambridgeshire (Hybrid) Start: ASAP Duration: 6 Months+ Rate: Negotiable Key Responsibilities: Lead and manage the Council's Planned Maintenance service, ensuring works are programmed, delivered, and monitored effectively Oversee planned maintenance contracts, capital investment programmes, retrofit projects, aids and adaptations, and specialist property-related projects Manage and develop a multi-disciplinary team including Surveyors, Adaptations Surveyor, Lands Officer, and Retrofit Officers Lead on procurement, tendering, and contract management in accordance with financial regulations and standing orders Manage budgets, forecasting, financial appraisals, and programme performance reporting Ensure Decent Homes compliance and support the long-term sustainability of the housing stock Oversee stock condition data, asset management planning, and the delivery of the Council's 5-Year Maintenance Programme Lead on leaseholder works, Section 20 consultations, service charges, and Party Wall matters Ensure all health and safety requirements are met throughout the contract lifecycle Manage contractor performance and drive value for money across all maintenance and investment programmes Contribute to Housing Strategy, Housing Business Plan objectives, and wider service improvement initiatives Provide technical advice on structural issues, asset investment, and tenant alterations Ensure effective resident engagement, stakeholder consultation, and partnership working Requirements: Proven experience delivering planned maintenance, capital works, or housing asset management programmes Strong contract management, procurement, and project management experience Experience leading multi-disciplinary technical teams Knowledge of housing asset management, stock condition data, and strategic maintenance planning Experience working within a Local Authority, Housing Association, or wider public sector environment Strong financial management, budgeting, and forecasting experience Good understanding of building technology, housing maintenance, and compliance requirements Membership of RICS or CIOB (or working towards) is desirable Full UK Driving Licence and access to a vehicle for business use

Site Agent

Browne Construction Stanmer, Sussex

As a Site Agent, you will play a key role in the safe and successful delivery of civil engineering and water infrastructure projects. Working closely with Project Managers, site teams, subcontractors, suppliers, and clients, you will ensure projects are delivered safely, on programme, to the required quality standards, and with a positive commercial outcome. You will manage day-to-day site operations, coordinate labour, plant, materials, and subcontractors, monitor project progress, and ensure compliance with health, safety, environmental, and quality requirements. You'll also build strong client relationships, maintain accurate project records, identify opportunities for improvement, and support the development of site teams. Above all, you will champion Browne's commitment to ensuring everyone goes home safe every day. About Browne: At Browne, we are engineering with purpose. We're a leading UK contractor working in the water and civil engineering sectors, delivering projects that help improve everyday life. From building pipelines and upgrading pumping stations to maintaining reservoirs and drainage systems, we support cleaner water, stronger infrastructure and more reliable services for communities. We offer a wide range of career opportunities both on site and behind the scenes. Whether your skills are in engineering, project delivery, safety, sustainability, commercial, planning or business support, there's a place for you at Browne. We value different perspectives and experiences, and we're proud to be a Silver Award Investors in Diversity accredited employer. Our teams use smart technology and a hands-on approach to make sure every job is delivered safely and to a high standard. We support our clients through the full life of their assets, from construction and mechanical systems to long-term maintenance. Browne is part of Renew Holdings plc, a UK-based group of specialist engineering companies What We're Looking For We're seeking an organised and proactive individual who can lead by example and deliver projects to the highest standards. Previous experience managing civil engineering, water, or wastewater construction projects. Strong understanding of site safety, resource planning, project delivery, and subcontractor management. Knowledge of construction drawings and construction methodologies. Experience working with NEC3 and/or NEC4 forms of contract. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to build positive working relationships. Good IT skills, including Microsoft Office, Microsoft Project, SharePoint, and Teams. SMSTS or SSSTS qualification. Valid CSCS card. Temporary Works Supervisor qualification. Full UK driving licence. First Aid at Work qualification. Ready to take the next step in your career? Apply today and help us become the delivery partner of choice. Browne is a Civil Engineering, MEICA and Utilities infrastructure business based in Southern England with revenues of £230m in 2025/26. It is a subsidiary of Renew Holdings plc, a leading UK Engineering Services business, performing a critical role in keeping the nation's infrastructure functioning efficiently and safely. The Group operates through independently branded subsidiaries across its chosen markets, delivering non-discretionary maintenance and renewal tasks through its highly skilled, directly employed workforce. Please note that we drug and alcohol test all new starters as part of their induction, whilst also carrying out a DBS check. Engineering with purpose

01/10/2026

Full time

As a Site Agent, you will play a key role in the safe and successful delivery of civil engineering and water infrastructure projects. Working closely with Project Managers, site teams, subcontractors, suppliers, and clients, you will ensure projects are delivered safely, on programme, to the required quality standards, and with a positive commercial outcome. You will manage day-to-day site operations, coordinate labour, plant, materials, and subcontractors, monitor project progress, and ensure compliance with health, safety, environmental, and quality requirements. You'll also build strong client relationships, maintain accurate project records, identify opportunities for improvement, and support the development of site teams. Above all, you will champion Browne's commitment to ensuring everyone goes home safe every day. About Browne: At Browne, we are engineering with purpose. We're a leading UK contractor working in the water and civil engineering sectors, delivering projects that help improve everyday life. From building pipelines and upgrading pumping stations to maintaining reservoirs and drainage systems, we support cleaner water, stronger infrastructure and more reliable services for communities. We offer a wide range of career opportunities both on site and behind the scenes. Whether your skills are in engineering, project delivery, safety, sustainability, commercial, planning or business support, there's a place for you at Browne. We value different perspectives and experiences, and we're proud to be a Silver Award Investors in Diversity accredited employer. Our teams use smart technology and a hands-on approach to make sure every job is delivered safely and to a high standard. We support our clients through the full life of their assets, from construction and mechanical systems to long-term maintenance. Browne is part of Renew Holdings plc, a UK-based group of specialist engineering companies What We're Looking For We're seeking an organised and proactive individual who can lead by example and deliver projects to the highest standards. Previous experience managing civil engineering, water, or wastewater construction projects. Strong understanding of site safety, resource planning, project delivery, and subcontractor management. Knowledge of construction drawings and construction methodologies. Experience working with NEC3 and/or NEC4 forms of contract. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to build positive working relationships. Good IT skills, including Microsoft Office, Microsoft Project, SharePoint, and Teams. SMSTS or SSSTS qualification. Valid CSCS card. Temporary Works Supervisor qualification. Full UK driving licence. First Aid at Work qualification. Ready to take the next step in your career? Apply today and help us become the delivery partner of choice. Browne is a Civil Engineering, MEICA and Utilities infrastructure business based in Southern England with revenues of £230m in 2025/26. It is a subsidiary of Renew Holdings plc, a leading UK Engineering Services business, performing a critical role in keeping the nation's infrastructure functioning efficiently and safely. The Group operates through independently branded subsidiaries across its chosen markets, delivering non-discretionary maintenance and renewal tasks through its highly skilled, directly employed workforce. Please note that we drug and alcohol test all new starters as part of their induction, whilst also carrying out a DBS check. Engineering with purpose

Site Manager

Boden Group Thornaby, Yorkshire

An experienced Site Manager is required to oversee building services projects across London. You'll manage site activities from mobilisation and planning through to completion, coordinating M&E, fit-out, asset replacement and energy-related works. This client-facing role will take responsibility for safe site delivery, subcontractor coordination, quality, programme performance and stakeholder relationships. The Role As the Site Manager, you'll: Manage daily site activities from mobilisation and planning through to completion. Coordinate M&E, fit-out, asset replacement and energy-related works. Monitor programmes and address delays, constraints and resource requirements. Supervise subcontractors, suppliers and site personnel against required standards. Monitor workmanship, materials and installations, ensuring defects are addressed promptly. Maintain health and safety, statutory compliance, permits and site documentation. Manage technical, operational and delivery risks, escalating issues where required. Support project managers with progress updates, variations and cost information. About You To be successful as the Site Manager, you'll have: Proven site or project management experience within facilities management or building services. Experience delivering M&E, fit-out, asset replacement or energy projects. A qualification in project management, building services or an equivalent discipline. Knowledge of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, IT and security installations. Experience coordinating subcontractors and managing site delivery. Strong client-facing, stakeholder management and communication skills. Commercial awareness covering project costs, risks and subcontractors. Proficiency in Microsoft Project, PowerPoint, Excel and Word. What's in it for You? £350 £450 per day. 12-month contract. Monday-to-Friday working pattern. Building services projects across Middlesbrough Exposure to M&E, fit-out, asset replacement and energy works. Apply Now To apply for the position of Site Manager, click Apply Now to send your CV to Alex Ladek.

01/10/2026

Contract

An experienced Site Manager is required to oversee building services projects across London. You'll manage site activities from mobilisation and planning through to completion, coordinating M&E, fit-out, asset replacement and energy-related works. This client-facing role will take responsibility for safe site delivery, subcontractor coordination, quality, programme performance and stakeholder relationships. The Role As the Site Manager, you'll: Manage daily site activities from mobilisation and planning through to completion. Coordinate M&E, fit-out, asset replacement and energy-related works. Monitor programmes and address delays, constraints and resource requirements. Supervise subcontractors, suppliers and site personnel against required standards. Monitor workmanship, materials and installations, ensuring defects are addressed promptly. Maintain health and safety, statutory compliance, permits and site documentation. Manage technical, operational and delivery risks, escalating issues where required. Support project managers with progress updates, variations and cost information. About You To be successful as the Site Manager, you'll have: Proven site or project management experience within facilities management or building services. Experience delivering M&E, fit-out, asset replacement or energy projects. A qualification in project management, building services or an equivalent discipline. Knowledge of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, IT and security installations. Experience coordinating subcontractors and managing site delivery. Strong client-facing, stakeholder management and communication skills. Commercial awareness covering project costs, risks and subcontractors. Proficiency in Microsoft Project, PowerPoint, Excel and Word. What's in it for You? £350 £450 per day. 12-month contract. Monday-to-Friday working pattern. Building services projects across Middlesbrough Exposure to M&E, fit-out, asset replacement and energy works. Apply Now To apply for the position of Site Manager, click Apply Now to send your CV to Alex Ladek.

General Manager

Cobalt Recruitment

Cobalt Recruitment is partnering with a leading global real estate business to appoint a General Manager for a high-profile, high-rise office-led development in London. This is a senior site leadership role with genuine visibility across the wider business and strong progression potential - previous individuals in the position have moved into Associate Director roles. The property is primarily a substantial commercial office asset, with residential elements adding further complexity around service charge, stakeholder management and major works. You'll take overall responsibility for the performance of the development, leading the site team and managing relationships across the client, occupiers and service partners. This is not a step-up opportunity. We're looking for an established senior property professional whose core experience is in commercial office management, ideally across large or high-rise assets. Residential knowledge is important, but as an additional layer to a strong commercial background rather than the primary focus of your experience. Key responsibilities include: Taking overall responsibility for the operational, commercial and financial performance of the property. Leading and developing the on-site team and setting clear standards across service delivery. Acting as a senior point of contact for the client, commercial occupiers, residential stakeholders and service partners. Managing service charge budgets and expenditure across both commercial and residential elements. Applying a practical understanding of Section 20 consultation and its impact on budgets, invoicing and major works. Maintaining high standards across H&S, statutory compliance, risk management and emergency planning. Managing hard and soft service contracts, procurement, tendering and contractor performance. Overseeing significant technical projects, fit-outs and major works across the development. Providing informed oversight of complex plant and building infrastructure. Producing clear client reporting and ensuring agreed KPIs and business plans are delivered. A strong track record in commercial office property management is essential. You are likely to already be operating at General Manager, Senior Building Manager, Senior Estate Manager or equivalent level within a substantial commercial asset. Alongside this, you'll need enough residential exposure to understand the additional requirements that come with a mixed-use development, particularly Section 20, service charge splits and major works. This should complement, rather than replace, your commercial office experience. A technical or engineering background would be particularly valuable, although strong experience managing major projects, fit-outs and technically complex buildings will also be considered. We're looking for a confident, credible leader with excellent communication skills who can manage senior stakeholders, challenge where required and build a high-performing team. For the right person, this is an opportunity to take ownership of a premium high-rise development within one of the world's leading real estate organisations, with a proven route into more senior leadership positions. If you are interested, please apply with your CV today as this role may interview & appoint before the closing date of this advert.

01/10/2026

Full time

Cobalt Recruitment is partnering with a leading global real estate business to appoint a General Manager for a high-profile, high-rise office-led development in London. This is a senior site leadership role with genuine visibility across the wider business and strong progression potential - previous individuals in the position have moved into Associate Director roles. The property is primarily a substantial commercial office asset, with residential elements adding further complexity around service charge, stakeholder management and major works. You'll take overall responsibility for the performance of the development, leading the site team and managing relationships across the client, occupiers and service partners. This is not a step-up opportunity. We're looking for an established senior property professional whose core experience is in commercial office management, ideally across large or high-rise assets. Residential knowledge is important, but as an additional layer to a strong commercial background rather than the primary focus of your experience. Key responsibilities include: Taking overall responsibility for the operational, commercial and financial performance of the property. Leading and developing the on-site team and setting clear standards across service delivery. Acting as a senior point of contact for the client, commercial occupiers, residential stakeholders and service partners. Managing service charge budgets and expenditure across both commercial and residential elements. Applying a practical understanding of Section 20 consultation and its impact on budgets, invoicing and major works. Maintaining high standards across H&S, statutory compliance, risk management and emergency planning. Managing hard and soft service contracts, procurement, tendering and contractor performance. Overseeing significant technical projects, fit-outs and major works across the development. Providing informed oversight of complex plant and building infrastructure. Producing clear client reporting and ensuring agreed KPIs and business plans are delivered. A strong track record in commercial office property management is essential. You are likely to already be operating at General Manager, Senior Building Manager, Senior Estate Manager or equivalent level within a substantial commercial asset. Alongside this, you'll need enough residential exposure to understand the additional requirements that come with a mixed-use development, particularly Section 20, service charge splits and major works. This should complement, rather than replace, your commercial office experience. A technical or engineering background would be particularly valuable, although strong experience managing major projects, fit-outs and technically complex buildings will also be considered. We're looking for a confident, credible leader with excellent communication skills who can manage senior stakeholders, challenge where required and build a high-performing team. For the right person, this is an opportunity to take ownership of a premium high-rise development within one of the world's leading real estate organisations, with a proven route into more senior leadership positions. If you are interested, please apply with your CV today as this role may interview & appoint before the closing date of this advert.

Estates Project Manager (Pre Construction)

Thomas Search Ltd Salisbury, Wiltshire

Thomas Search are supporting an award winning construction & facilities management provider with a 35 year PFI contract to maintain various commercial/industrial MOD assets at Larkhill military camp. Your Role: You will be ensuring projects are fully defined, specified and priced, with all necessary surveys completed. You will be liaising with external agencies and stakeholders to coordinate access and programming requirements. You will be specifying, tendering and evaluating projects in a timely, cost effective manner that delivers value for money. You will be preparing pre-construction information packs in accordance with Construction (Design and Management) Regulations. You will be providing project handover files to the Project Delivery Team and maintaining compliance with company management systems and processes. You will be planning projects to minimise disruption to services and customers while supporting safe delivery. What We're Looking For: Qualifications You will hold a National Qualifications Framework Level 4 or 5 qualification in a relevant discipline, a recognised project management qualification, and an industry recognised qualification in engineering, building services or facilities management. Experience You will have experience of building regulations, managing tenders and applying Construction (Design and Management) requirements within project environments. Skills You will have excellent communication and relationship building skills, a customer focused approach, a commitment to health and safety, and the ability to identify risks, opportunities and deliver cost effective outcomes.

01/10/2026

Full time

Thomas Search are supporting an award winning construction & facilities management provider with a 35 year PFI contract to maintain various commercial/industrial MOD assets at Larkhill military camp. Your Role: You will be ensuring projects are fully defined, specified and priced, with all necessary surveys completed. You will be liaising with external agencies and stakeholders to coordinate access and programming requirements. You will be specifying, tendering and evaluating projects in a timely, cost effective manner that delivers value for money. You will be preparing pre-construction information packs in accordance with Construction (Design and Management) Regulations. You will be providing project handover files to the Project Delivery Team and maintaining compliance with company management systems and processes. You will be planning projects to minimise disruption to services and customers while supporting safe delivery. What We're Looking For: Qualifications You will hold a National Qualifications Framework Level 4 or 5 qualification in a relevant discipline, a recognised project management qualification, and an industry recognised qualification in engineering, building services or facilities management. Experience You will have experience of building regulations, managing tenders and applying Construction (Design and Management) requirements within project environments. Skills You will have excellent communication and relationship building skills, a customer focused approach, a commitment to health and safety, and the ability to identify risks, opportunities and deliver cost effective outcomes.

Building Surveying Manager

Agilis Search Ipswich, Suffolk

Building Surveying Manager Salary: £48,500 - £50,900 Depending on Experience and Qualifications Location Ipswich Hybrid working available (approximately 2 days per week in the office, 3 at home or onsite) The Role We are seeking an experienced Building Surveying Manager to lead a team of surveying professionals and technical officers responsible for delivering a high-quality maintenance, repairs and capital improvement service across a diverse property portfolio. This is a senior leadership position requiring strong technical expertise, project management capability and the ability to manage multiple stakeholders. You will oversee planned maintenance programmes, major capital works and compliance-related projects, ensuring all work is delivered safely, on time and within budget. Key Responsibilities Lead, manage and develop a team of building surveyors and technical staff. Oversee maintenance, repairs and capital improvement programmes. Manage complex and high-value building projects from feasibility through to completion. Monitor budgets, quality standards, programme delivery and contractor performance. Ensure compliance with health and safety legislation, building regulations and statutory requirements. Prepare specifications, tender documentation and contract information for procurement exercises. Manage contractor relationships and oversee project delivery on site. Investigate and resolve complex customer complaints and contractor disputes. Produce reports and provide professional advice to senior management and key stakeholders. Develop and implement policies, procedures and service improvement initiatives. Support strategic planning and contribute to long-term asset management objectives. About You You will be a qualified Building Surveyor or hold an equivalent construction-related qualification, supported by significant post-qualification experience in a property, housing or construction environment. You should be able to demonstrate: Experience managing building surveying teams. Strong project and programme management skills. Knowledge of building regulations, health and safety legislation and construction best practice. Experience preparing specifications, contract documentation and tender submissions. Strong stakeholder management and communication skills. The ability to manage budgets, priorities and multiple projects simultaneously. Excellent problem-solving and negotiation skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications. Desirable Experience Membership of a relevant professional body. Relevant Degree Local Authority, Housing Association or social housing experience. IOSH, NEBOSH or other health and safety qualifications. Experience developing policies, strategies and service improvement programmes. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced surveying professional looking to take on a senior leadership role with responsibility for major projects, team development and service improvement.

01/10/2026

Full time

Building Surveying Manager Salary: £48,500 - £50,900 Depending on Experience and Qualifications Location Ipswich Hybrid working available (approximately 2 days per week in the office, 3 at home or onsite) The Role We are seeking an experienced Building Surveying Manager to lead a team of surveying professionals and technical officers responsible for delivering a high-quality maintenance, repairs and capital improvement service across a diverse property portfolio. This is a senior leadership position requiring strong technical expertise, project management capability and the ability to manage multiple stakeholders. You will oversee planned maintenance programmes, major capital works and compliance-related projects, ensuring all work is delivered safely, on time and within budget. Key Responsibilities Lead, manage and develop a team of building surveyors and technical staff. Oversee maintenance, repairs and capital improvement programmes. Manage complex and high-value building projects from feasibility through to completion. Monitor budgets, quality standards, programme delivery and contractor performance. Ensure compliance with health and safety legislation, building regulations and statutory requirements. Prepare specifications, tender documentation and contract information for procurement exercises. Manage contractor relationships and oversee project delivery on site. Investigate and resolve complex customer complaints and contractor disputes. Produce reports and provide professional advice to senior management and key stakeholders. Develop and implement policies, procedures and service improvement initiatives. Support strategic planning and contribute to long-term asset management objectives. About You You will be a qualified Building Surveyor or hold an equivalent construction-related qualification, supported by significant post-qualification experience in a property, housing or construction environment. You should be able to demonstrate: Experience managing building surveying teams. Strong project and programme management skills. Knowledge of building regulations, health and safety legislation and construction best practice. Experience preparing specifications, contract documentation and tender submissions. Strong stakeholder management and communication skills. The ability to manage budgets, priorities and multiple projects simultaneously. Excellent problem-solving and negotiation skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications. Desirable Experience Membership of a relevant professional body. Relevant Degree Local Authority, Housing Association or social housing experience. IOSH, NEBOSH or other health and safety qualifications. Experience developing policies, strategies and service improvement programmes. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced surveying professional looking to take on a senior leadership role with responsibility for major projects, team development and service improvement.

Capital Projects Manager

Spencer Clarke Group

Capital Project Manager Location: London Rate: £450 per day Contract: 6 months Spencer Clarke Group are supporting a local authority to appoint a Capital Project Manager within their Property and Asset Management team. This is a capital delivery role, leading major housing and corporate estate works from early planning through to completion and handover. You will coordinate internal teams and external consultants, keep programmes and budgets on track, and ensure works are delivered safely, compliantly, and to a high standard with residents kept informed throughout. Responsibilities include Managing capital works projects end to end, from commissioning and scoping through to completion and post-completion actions Acting as Contract Administrator, including running mini-tenders, issuing instructions, chairing site meetings, and managing completion and defects periods Owning project budgets and spend profiles, approving payments, managing variations through change control, and supporting final accounts with the Quantity Surveyor Taking the lead on CDM client responsibilities and actively managing project and site risks Coordinating a multi-disciplinary team including QS, Clerk of Works, resident liaison, technical support, design and external consultants Leading resident and stakeholder engagement, including consultations, leaseholder Section 20 requirements, and responding to member and information requests Supporting procurement and governance activity, including tender evaluation, approvals, KPI reporting and keeping records up to date on council systems About you Degree level qualification in a relevant construction or built environment discipline, or equivalent practical experience Strong background delivering construction or housing capital projects from inception to completion Proven experience in contract administration and working with a range of contract and procurement routes Confident managing budgets, forecasting cashflow, and controlling variations and final accounts Experience leading multi-disciplinary teams and managing contractors and consultants Comfortable engaging with residents and stakeholders and handling complex queries clearly and professionally Good working knowledge of building regulations, statutory compliance, and general building maintenance Strong communication skills with the ability to present and negotiate effectively How to Apply Send your CV or get in touch with Joe O'Halloran at Spencer Clarke Group on or

01/10/2026

Full time

Capital Project Manager Location: London Rate: £450 per day Contract: 6 months Spencer Clarke Group are supporting a local authority to appoint a Capital Project Manager within their Property and Asset Management team. This is a capital delivery role, leading major housing and corporate estate works from early planning through to completion and handover. You will coordinate internal teams and external consultants, keep programmes and budgets on track, and ensure works are delivered safely, compliantly, and to a high standard with residents kept informed throughout. Responsibilities include Managing capital works projects end to end, from commissioning and scoping through to completion and post-completion actions Acting as Contract Administrator, including running mini-tenders, issuing instructions, chairing site meetings, and managing completion and defects periods Owning project budgets and spend profiles, approving payments, managing variations through change control, and supporting final accounts with the Quantity Surveyor Taking the lead on CDM client responsibilities and actively managing project and site risks Coordinating a multi-disciplinary team including QS, Clerk of Works, resident liaison, technical support, design and external consultants Leading resident and stakeholder engagement, including consultations, leaseholder Section 20 requirements, and responding to member and information requests Supporting procurement and governance activity, including tender evaluation, approvals, KPI reporting and keeping records up to date on council systems About you Degree level qualification in a relevant construction or built environment discipline, or equivalent practical experience Strong background delivering construction or housing capital projects from inception to completion Proven experience in contract administration and working with a range of contract and procurement routes Confident managing budgets, forecasting cashflow, and controlling variations and final accounts Experience leading multi-disciplinary teams and managing contractors and consultants Comfortable engaging with residents and stakeholders and handling complex queries clearly and professionally Good working knowledge of building regulations, statutory compliance, and general building maintenance Strong communication skills with the ability to present and negotiate effectively How to Apply Send your CV or get in touch with Joe O'Halloran at Spencer Clarke Group on or

Facilities Manager

Faith Recruitment Woking, Surrey

Facilities Manager Woking £50,000 - £60,000pa Benefits: Company pension scheme Health cash plan Life assurance Employee assistance programme Cycle to work scheme Employee discounts Referral bonus scheme Paid volunteer time Role Overview: We are seeking an experienced Facilities Manager to oversee the day-to-day operations of a large, high-rise residential development. You will be responsible for ensuring the building is operated safely, efficiently and in full compliance with all statutory and regulatory requirements. The role involves full ownership of facilities and maintenance activity across the site, working closely with onsite teams to deliver a high-quality resident experience while supporting the long-term performance and integrity of the asset. Key Responsibilities: Lead and develop the onsite facilities and maintenance team Manage planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive works Ensure full compliance with H&S, fire safety and statutory regulations Oversee contractors and service providers, ensuring safe and high-quality delivery Carry out regular inspections across plant rooms, apartments and communal areas Manage Permit to Work systems and review RAMS documentation Maintain accurate records via CAFM and compliance systems Support lifecycle planning and capital works projects Monitor utilities and drive energy efficiency initiatives Ensure all life safety systems are fully operational Provide regular performance and compliance reporting Experience Required for This Role: Experience as a Facilities Manager or similar within residential or complex environments Strong knowledge of M&E systems and building maintenance Good understanding of health & safety, statutory compliance and high-rise building regulations Proven experience managing contractors and service providers Knowledge of fire safety systems and compliance processes Comfortable using CAFM systems, BMS and Microsoft Office Strong communication and stakeholder management skills IOSH Managing Safely NEBOSH General Certificate Relevant technical qualification (NVQ / City & Guilds or equivalent) IWFM membership or working towards Why Join Our Client's Team? Opportunity to work on a high-profile, large-scale residential scheme Be part of a growing, professional and resident-focused environment Supportive team culture with a focus on quality and standards Long-term development and progression opportunities Inclusive workplace that values diversity and collaboration

01/10/2026

Full time

Facilities Manager Woking £50,000 - £60,000pa Benefits: Company pension scheme Health cash plan Life assurance Employee assistance programme Cycle to work scheme Employee discounts Referral bonus scheme Paid volunteer time Role Overview: We are seeking an experienced Facilities Manager to oversee the day-to-day operations of a large, high-rise residential development. You will be responsible for ensuring the building is operated safely, efficiently and in full compliance with all statutory and regulatory requirements. The role involves full ownership of facilities and maintenance activity across the site, working closely with onsite teams to deliver a high-quality resident experience while supporting the long-term performance and integrity of the asset. Key Responsibilities: Lead and develop the onsite facilities and maintenance team Manage planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive works Ensure full compliance with H&S, fire safety and statutory regulations Oversee contractors and service providers, ensuring safe and high-quality delivery Carry out regular inspections across plant rooms, apartments and communal areas Manage Permit to Work systems and review RAMS documentation Maintain accurate records via CAFM and compliance systems Support lifecycle planning and capital works projects Monitor utilities and drive energy efficiency initiatives Ensure all life safety systems are fully operational Provide regular performance and compliance reporting Experience Required for This Role: Experience as a Facilities Manager or similar within residential or complex environments Strong knowledge of M&E systems and building maintenance Good understanding of health & safety, statutory compliance and high-rise building regulations Proven experience managing contractors and service providers Knowledge of fire safety systems and compliance processes Comfortable using CAFM systems, BMS and Microsoft Office Strong communication and stakeholder management skills IOSH Managing Safely NEBOSH General Certificate Relevant technical qualification (NVQ / City & Guilds or equivalent) IWFM membership or working towards Why Join Our Client's Team? Opportunity to work on a high-profile, large-scale residential scheme Be part of a growing, professional and resident-focused environment Supportive team culture with a focus on quality and standards Long-term development and progression opportunities Inclusive workplace that values diversity and collaboration

School Estates Manager

Claires Court Maidenhead, Berkshire

School Estates Manager Claires Court School, Maidenhead, Berkshire Salary: Competitive Full-time 37.5 hours per week All year round Locations This role covers Claires Court School's three Maidenhead campuses: Junior School & Nursery -1 College Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 6AW Senior Boys - College Avenue, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 6AW Senior Girls & Sixth Form - Ray Mill Road East, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 8TE Regular travel between all three campuses is required. Claires Court School is seeking an experienced and proactive School Estates Manager to lead the operational management of its estate across all three campuses. Reporting to the Head or Director of Estates, you will ensure the school's buildings, infrastructure, grounds and transport services remain safe, compliant, well maintained and fit for purpose. You will lead the Maintenance, Caretaking and Transport teams while managing specialist contractors. The Role You will provide a responsive estates service that supports teaching, learning and wider school activities. Your responsibilities will include : Leading and developing the Estates, Maintenance, Caretaking and Transport teams Managing the daily operation of school buildings, facilities and infrastructure Developing planned preventative maintenance programmes and overseeing reactive repairs Conducting estate inspections and ensuring buildings remain safe and inspection-ready Maintaining accurate asset registers, compliance records and audit trails Managing the school's CAFM system, ideally iAM, including inspections, schedules and work orders Leading approved maintenance, improvement and capital projects Procuring, vetting and managing contractors and service providers Reviewing risk assessments, method statements and permits to work Monitoring contractor performance, service standards and value for money Managing operational budgets, supplier agreements, expenditure and forecasts Overseeing vehicle compliance, servicing, MOTs, driver training and licence checks Supporting emergency planning, business continuity and out-of-hours response arrangements Monitoring utility consumption and supporting sustainability initiatives Health, Safety and Compliance As the operational lead for Estates Health and Safety, you will ensure compliance across fire safety, asbestos management, legionella control, electrical and gas safety, pressure systems, lifting equipment, working at height, COSHH and manual handling. You will monitor actions arising from audits, inspections and fire risk assessments and oversee fire alarms, emergency lighting, fire doors, evacuation drills and contractor permits. About You You will be an experienced estates or facilities professional with strong leadership skills, commercial awareness and a hands-on approach. You will need: Experience managing a multi-site estate or facilities operation Experience within education, healthcare, hospitality or another regulated environment Strong knowledge of health and safety and statutory building compliance Experience managing planned and reactive maintenance programmes Contractor, supplier and budget-management experience Experience leading operational or maintenance teams and delivering projects Confidence using CAFM systems Excellent communication, organisation and stakeholder-management skills The ability to respond effectively during emergencies A full UK driving licence A relevant qualification in estates management, facilities management, construction, engineering or building services A NEBOSH General Certificate or IOSH Managing Safely qualification A fire-safety qualification or demonstrable fire-safety management experience An IWFM Level 4 or 5 qualification, project-management qualification, professional membership or Fire Risk Assessor qualification would be advantageous. Benefits Competitive Salary Employer pension contribution of up to 20% 26 days' annual leave plus concessionary days Health Cash Plan Employee Assistance Programme Professional development opportunities About Claires Court School Claires Court is a leading independent school educating pupils from Nursery through to Sixth Form. It forms part of the Licensed Trade Charity EducationGroup, which providesstrategic leadership, investment and shared professional services across its schools. Apply today Claires Court School and the Licensed Trade Charity are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. The successful applicant will be required to complete the school's safer recruitment and pre-employment checking process.

01/10/2026

Full time

School Estates Manager Claires Court School, Maidenhead, Berkshire Salary: Competitive Full-time 37.5 hours per week All year round Locations This role covers Claires Court School's three Maidenhead campuses: Junior School & Nursery -1 College Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 6AW Senior Boys - College Avenue, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 6AW Senior Girls & Sixth Form - Ray Mill Road East, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 8TE Regular travel between all three campuses is required. Claires Court School is seeking an experienced and proactive School Estates Manager to lead the operational management of its estate across all three campuses. Reporting to the Head or Director of Estates, you will ensure the school's buildings, infrastructure, grounds and transport services remain safe, compliant, well maintained and fit for purpose. You will lead the Maintenance, Caretaking and Transport teams while managing specialist contractors. The Role You will provide a responsive estates service that supports teaching, learning and wider school activities. Your responsibilities will include : Leading and developing the Estates, Maintenance, Caretaking and Transport teams Managing the daily operation of school buildings, facilities and infrastructure Developing planned preventative maintenance programmes and overseeing reactive repairs Conducting estate inspections and ensuring buildings remain safe and inspection-ready Maintaining accurate asset registers, compliance records and audit trails Managing the school's CAFM system, ideally iAM, including inspections, schedules and work orders Leading approved maintenance, improvement and capital projects Procuring, vetting and managing contractors and service providers Reviewing risk assessments, method statements and permits to work Monitoring contractor performance, service standards and value for money Managing operational budgets, supplier agreements, expenditure and forecasts Overseeing vehicle compliance, servicing, MOTs, driver training and licence checks Supporting emergency planning, business continuity and out-of-hours response arrangements Monitoring utility consumption and supporting sustainability initiatives Health, Safety and Compliance As the operational lead for Estates Health and Safety, you will ensure compliance across fire safety, asbestos management, legionella control, electrical and gas safety, pressure systems, lifting equipment, working at height, COSHH and manual handling. You will monitor actions arising from audits, inspections and fire risk assessments and oversee fire alarms, emergency lighting, fire doors, evacuation drills and contractor permits. About You You will be an experienced estates or facilities professional with strong leadership skills, commercial awareness and a hands-on approach. You will need: Experience managing a multi-site estate or facilities operation Experience within education, healthcare, hospitality or another regulated environment Strong knowledge of health and safety and statutory building compliance Experience managing planned and reactive maintenance programmes Contractor, supplier and budget-management experience Experience leading operational or maintenance teams and delivering projects Confidence using CAFM systems Excellent communication, organisation and stakeholder-management skills The ability to respond effectively during emergencies A full UK driving licence A relevant qualification in estates management, facilities management, construction, engineering or building services A NEBOSH General Certificate or IOSH Managing Safely qualification A fire-safety qualification or demonstrable fire-safety management experience An IWFM Level 4 or 5 qualification, project-management qualification, professional membership or Fire Risk Assessor qualification would be advantageous. Benefits Competitive Salary Employer pension contribution of up to 20% 26 days' annual leave plus concessionary days Health Cash Plan Employee Assistance Programme Professional development opportunities About Claires Court School Claires Court is a leading independent school educating pupils from Nursery through to Sixth Form. It forms part of the Licensed Trade Charity EducationGroup, which providesstrategic leadership, investment and shared professional services across its schools. Apply today Claires Court School and the Licensed Trade Charity are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. The successful applicant will be required to complete the school's safer recruitment and pre-employment checking process.

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