A supervisory post in the Estates Hard FM Team, which handles repairs, planned maintenance and operational testing across Barts Health's building services. The post holder oversees in-house multi-skilled teams and contractors across the Mile End and Royal London retained estate. The setting is a clinical one, with statutory compliance duties for water hygiene, asbestos, fire, medical gases and air conditioning. Fit turns on an engineering apprenticeship or HNC/HND-level background and experience with the Concept CAFM system.
What the job involves
- Supervise in-house multi-skilled maintenance teams and contracted staff in the day-to-day running of Estates service delivery within the Retained Estate Services
- Supervise all buildings, plant and equipment across Mile End and Royal London retained estate, to statutory and mandatory requirements
- Manage planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance
- Oversee minor works, major overhauls and replacements
- Work on own initiative under the general direction of the Estates Manager
Qualifications
- Served a recognised apprenticeship and educated to HNC/HND level in building services, mechanical or electrical engineering, or equivalent experience
- Good literacy and numeracy skills
Experience
- Knowledge of CAFM information systems for maintenance management (Concept CAFM)
Skills & knowledge
- Detailed working knowledge of preventative and reactive maintenance
Nice to have
- Specialist training in medical gases, water systems, legionella/pseudomonas control, gas safety, refrigeration, BMS, air conditioning and electrical safety
- In-depth healthcare building services experience and maintenance management of multi-skilled teams across multiple sites
- Experience allocating planned and reactive work to in-house teams and contractors, and performance managing both
- Understanding of Standing Financial Instructions for procurement, management and commissioning of external contracts
- Evidenced knowledge of statutory compliance across estates and engineering systems and building elements
- Proven in-house maintenance and external contractor management skills
- Excellent communication to explain issues to senior management and to clinical and non-clinical staff
- Working understanding of HTMs, ACOPs, BS and EN standards and SFG20 maintenance specifications