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A leading facilities management firm in the UK is seeking a senior leader to oversee Hard FM services within a complex hospital setting. The role requires managing teams, ensuring compliance with regulations, and maintaining financial accountability for a budget of over £15m. Candidates should have extensive experience in healthcare environments and strong leadership capabilities. The job demands a presence on-site, emphasizing quality service delivery and continuous improvement in a regulated atmosphere.
This is a senior leadership role with full accountability for the delivery of Hard FM planned and reactive maintenance services within a complex PFI acute hospital environment.
The role holds end-to-end responsibility for financial, operational and people performance, ensuring services are delivered safely, compliantly and in line with contractual, regulatory and Serco internal standards.
You'll lead the strategic development and continuous improvement of the electrical, mechanical and fabric teams, balancing safety, quality and value for money while supporting the long-term contract strategy.
A key focus of the role is leading the PFI contract handback - Centre of Best Practice site condition audit process, ensuring findings are managed effectively through the CAFM system and delivered in line with contractual obligations.
In the absence of the Contract Director, the role deputises for all Estates-related matters across the contract., Lead and take full accountability for the delivery of Hard FM planned and reactive maintenance services within a complex PFI acute hospital environment, ensuring safe, compliant and high-quality service delivery at all times.
Degree or equivalent professional qualification, or substantial demonstrable experience.
- IOSH Managing Safely (or higher) Health & Safety qualification.
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At Serco, you\'ll play a critical role in delivering safe, reliable and high-quality healthcare infrastructure that supports patient care every day. You\'ll be trusted to lead, empowered to improve and supported by a values-driven organisation committed to long-term partnership and excellence.