The Estates Officer will take initiative in managing comprehensive maintenance services, including property, equipment, and grounds maintenance, as well as ensuring efficient utility usage across various sites. The role requires deputising for the Operational Estates Manager and managing fault diagnosis, repair, and maintenance of complex building services. The post holder will liaise with Trust Management, Nursing, support staff, and contractors to optimise building services operation. Responsibilities include budget management, staff supervision, compliance with statutory requirements, risk assessments, and participation in an on-call system. Additionally, the role involves specification preparation, contract administration, and overseeing planned preventative maintenance systems. The Estates Officer will also contribute to staff development through training and objective setting, ensuring alignment with Trust policies, health and safety standards, and infection control measures.
Skills:
Initiative and decision-making
Budget management
Staff supervision and development
Fault diagnosis and maintenance
Compliance with health and safety standards
Risk assessment
Liaison and communication skills
Contract management
Planned preventative maintenance
Data management and reporting
Software/Tools:
Computer-based systems for data input and manipulation
Certifications & Standards:
Health Technical Memoranda (HTM)
British Standards and Codes of Practice
Relevant professional practice codes
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Morson Talent
Posted 9 hours ago, valid for 23 days
Southport, Merseyside PR9, England
£28,000 - £33,600 per annum
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- The Estates Officer is responsible for managing maintenance services, including property, equipment, and grounds across various sites.
- Candidates should have at least 3 years of experience in a related field and will earn a salary of £40,000 to £45,000 per year.
- Key responsibilities include budget management, staff supervision, compliance with statutory requirements, and participation in an on-call system.
- The role requires strong skills in fault diagnosis, maintenance, risk assessment, and effective communication with Trust Management and contractors.
- Additionally, the Estates Officer will oversee planned preventative maintenance systems and contribute to staff development through training and objective setting.
