Estates Manager - Listed Buildings & Capital Projects

Gonville & Caius College; Cambridge; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Gonville & Caius College in Cambridge seeks an Estates Manager to support the Domestic Bursar in strategic management of the college’s built environment, including numerous listed buildings in central Cambridge and other properties across the city.

You will lead project development from inception to completion, oversee multi-year capital expenditure planning, ensure compliance with Listed Building Consent and conservation area requirements, and promote sustainability and safety across the

Qualifications

• Educated to degree level or equivalent.
• Hold a relevant professional qualification.
• Membership of a relevant professional body.

Responsibilities

• Be responsible to the Domestic Bursar for the overall condition of the College's built environment.
• Understand implications of Listed Building Consents and Conservation Areas and advise on potential project impacts; own the LBC approval process and monitor the log.
• Work with the Domestic Bursar and Operational HoDs Team to ensure Buildings and Infrastructure are fit for purpose.
• Develop, plan and execute Projects from inception to completion as directed.
• Develop and maintain a multi-year costed programme for Capital Expenditure projects.

Skills

Project Management

Stakeholder management

Communication skills

Team working

Problem solving

Multi-project handling

Education

Degree level education

Professional qualification

Membership of professional body

Job description

Gonville & Caius College in Cambridge seeks an Estates Manager to support the Domestic Bursar in strategic management of the college’s built environment, including numerous listed buildings in central Cambridge and other properties across the city.

You will lead project development from inception to completion, oversee multi-year capital expenditure planning, ensure compliance with Listed Building Consent and conservation area requirements, and promote sustainability and safety across the