Building Manager

Guardian Jobs; London; On-site; GBP 100,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a Building Manager to oversee the management and delivery of the Gallery’s building fabric. This role is pivotal in ensuring the preservation of a historic building while effectively managing a team of staff and contractors. The successful candidate will leverage their innovative approach and problem-solving skills to implement efficient methodologies that protect the nation's collection of European art. Join a collaborative environment where your contributions will play a vital role in maintaining the integrity and beauty of an iconic institution.

Qualifications

• Must be self-motivated and able to work collaboratively within a team.
• Effective communication with various departments is essential.

Responsibilities

• Manage and deliver repair and presentation of the Gallery’s building fabric.
• Coordinate planned works to minimize disruption and ensure compliance.

Skills

Team Management

Communication Skills

Problem Solving

Project Coordination

Job description

The National Gallery has an opportunity for a Building Manager to join the Building and Facilities Department.

This role plays a key part in the team responsible for managing and delivering the repair and presentation of the Gallery’s building fabric. The role involves the line management of staff, consultants, and term maintenance contractors, and reports directly to the Head of Department.

The successful candidate must be self-motivated and able to work collaboratively within a team, while also communicating effectively with a wide range of departments and colleagues. It is essential that all planned works are carefully coordinated to minimise disruption and remain fully compliant with all regulations.

This post offers the successful candidate the opportunity to bring innovation and experience together with a systematic approach to problem solving, to achieve the most efficient and cost-effective methodology of undertaking work within a historic building, with an emphasis on protecting the nation's collection of European art.