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5284234 - Facilities Manager

Carbon60

Birmingham

On-site

GBP 60,000 - 80,000

Full time

2 days ago
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Job summary

A Facilities Management Company is looking for an experienced Facilities Manager to lead engineering maintenance at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham. The role includes overseeing a shift-based team, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations, and managing client relationships. With a pay rate of £23.77 - £27.93 per hour and a fixed-term contract until March 2026, this position offers an opportunity to work in a dynamic healthcare environment with a focus on operational excellence.

Qualifications

  • Minimum 5 years management experience within NHS or similar critical infrastructure.
  • Strong knowledge of engineering maintenance and compliance.
  • Demonstrable supervisory competence.

Responsibilities

  • Oversee shift operations for a large healthcare estate.
  • Ensure compliance with HTM guidelines and health & safety.
  • Act as a key operational contact for stakeholders.

Skills

Management experience
Knowledge of engineering maintenance
Strong understanding of H&S regulations

Education

Electrical Pathway qualifications
C&G Mechanical Engineering Level 2 & 3

Tools

CAFM systems
Job description
FACILITIES MANAGER

Carbon60 is recruiting an experienced Facilities Manager / Assistant Estates Manager (Shifts) to support and lead engineering maintenance across the Queen Elizabeth Hospital>ROLE: Facilities Manager

PAY RATE: £23.77 - £27.93 per hour (PAYE)

CONTRACT TYPE: Fixed Term - November 2025 to 29th March 2026

LOCATION: Birmingham, UK

WORKING PATTERN: 4 on 4 off - 7AM-7PM / 7PM-7AM

THE ROLE: Carbon60 is recruiting an experienced Facilities Manager / Assistant Estates Manager (Shifts) to support and lead engineering maintenance across the Queen Elizabeth Hospital estate. This role ensures safe, compliant, and efficient operation of critical systems within a complex healthcare environment.

Key responsibilities include overseeing shift-based engineering teams, delivering planned and reactive maintenance, ensuring compliance with HTMs and contractual KPIs, and acting as a key operational interface with NHS Trust stakeholders.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Operational & Technical Leadership
    • Oversee and deliver site activity across a large, complex healthcare estate.
    • Manage shift operations, performance, and resource allocation across a 4-on-4-off pattern.
    • Ensure all PPM, testing, fault diagnosis, and reactive repairs are completed to HTM, statutory, and contractual standards.
    • Support Authorised Person/Competent Person activities (LV/HV/MGPS/Ventilation, etc.) as required.
    • Provide first‑line incident response to emergencies, service failures, and non‑compliance events.
  • Compliance & H&S
    • Ensure works comply with HTM guidelines, Health & Safety regulations, CDM, and Client's procedures.
    • Conduct Client's Management Safety Visits (MSVs), audits, and monthly compliance inspections (minimum 10%).
    • Manage inspections of tools, plant, access equipment, and first aid provisions to ensure safety and compliance.
    • Oversee preparation of accurate plant, asset, and condition data for lifecycle planning.
  • Team & Resource Management
    • Manage absence, shift cover, rotas, annual leave, and on‑call coordination.
    • Validate timesheets, attendance, and performance records for engineering teams.
    • Support training and development to address skill gaps identified through audits.
    • Maintain safe, clean workshops and hold responsibility for stock checks and asset data.
  • Client & Stakeholder Management
    • Act as a key operational contact for UHB and BSMHFT stakeholders.
    • Support delivery of high‑quality engineering services and ensure service continuity.
    • Provide professional support in sensitive clinical areas (Mortuary, ICU, A&E, Theatres, etc.).
ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS
  • Experience
    • Minimum 5 years management experience within NHS, PFI, or similar critical infrastructure environment.
    • Strong knowledge of engineering maintenance, healthcare estates, and HTM compliance.
  • Qualifications
    • Electrical Pathway: Indentured apprenticeship or equivalent
    • C&G electrical qualifications, such as:
      • 236 Parts 1-3
      • 2360 Parts 1-3
      • 2330 Level 2 & 3 (Level 4 desirable)
      • 2560 / 2357 Diploma
      • 18th Edition (BS 7671)
      • C&G 2394 / 2395 Testing & Inspection
    • Mechanical Pathway:
      • C&G Mechanical Engineering Level 2 & 3
      • C&G Pipefitting & Plumbing Level 2 & 3
      • Other relevant mechanical trade qualifications
    • Other Must-Haves
      • Demonstrable supervisory/management competence
      • Strong understanding of CAFM systems and digitised maintenance processes
      • Robust knowledge of H&S, CDM, compliance frameworks, and operational delivery
  • DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS
    • ONC / HNC / HND in Engineering
    • AP (Authorised Person) Certifications: MGPS / Ventilation / LV / HV / Mechanical, Confined Spaces AP, IPAF / MEWP, IOSH / NEBOSH
    • IWFM Certification
    • Degree or Masters in an engineering‑related discipline
    • Minimum 5 years LV/HV experience
  • LEADERSHIP SKILLS (Required Levels)
    • Operational Excellence
    • Performance Culture
    • Empowerment
    • Open‑Mindedness

Guidant, Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

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