FM Scheduler

Boden Group; City Of London; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

An established organization in the Trinity Buoy Wharf area is looking for an FM Scheduler to join their team on a temporary basis. Working Monday to Friday, you will schedule maintenance work, allocate jobs, and manage engineers' diaries. Ideal candidates will have previous scheduling experience, ideally in a facilities management background. This role offers 17-19 ph paid weekly via umbrella with the possibility of going permanent, making it an excellent opportunity for the right professional.

Qualifications

• Previous experience in scheduling is required.
• Experience in an FM background is ideal.
• Similar roles such as repairs planner or FM coordinator are applicable.

Responsibilities

• Schedule both ppm and reactive work orders to engineers.
• Allocate jobs and update the database accurately.
• Manage engineers' diaries and prioritize workloads.

Skills

Scheduling

Administration

Time management

Job description

We are looking for an FM Scheduler to join the team of an established organisation in the Trinity Buoy Wharf area, on a temporary basis. This role will be working Monday to Friday, to ensure all maintenance work is completed within agreed SLA's,

FM Scheduler

Monday to Friday/ 40 hours

Temporary (possibility to go permanent)

17-19 ph paid weekly via umbrella

Trinity Buoy Wharf

As a FM Scheduler you will:

• Schedule out both ppm and reactive work orders to engineers
• Allocate jobs as needed and updating accurately on the database
• Manage engineers diaries and prioritise work loads
• Carry out general administrative work as required

To be successful as a FM Scheduler you will need:

• Previous experience in scheduling
• Previous experience in an FM background would be ideal
• Experience in a similar role such as repairs planner, FM coordinator, FM Scheduler, Works coordinator, Works planner, repairs admin, Helpdesk coordinator etc

If you would be interested in this role, please apply directly to this advert.