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National Trust in Cumbria seeks a Rural Asset Management Officer to support the let estate team with budget planning, records management, and project coordination. You will act as a go-to person for administrative systems, finance, and property management, enabling efficiencies and governance adherence across multiple offices.
You will contribute to the Future Farming Programme and oversee coordination of void residential refurbishments, ensuring paperwork and governance are in place while
We're looking for you to play a key role in one of our let estate teams. You'll provide project coordination to our buildings projects as well as reliable technical support services to the team, you'll ensure you're the go-to person for helping the team navigate our administrative systems and processes and help us continuously improve our ways of working. Our let estate teams are made up of estate management and buildings professionals who manage our diverse portfolio throughout Northern Ireland, Wales and England. They're involved in the full tenancy lifecycle for a range of land and property including residential, commercial and agriculture, ensuring ongoing maintenance and investment in them. This opportunity is based at the Grasmere Regional Hub near Ambleside but with opportunity to work from many other offices throughout Cumbria. We are happy to explore and agree a hybrid working arrangement, which strikes the right balance for you and the Trust. Please note, internally this role is known as Rural Asset Management Officer This is a fixed term contract due to end when the postholder returns to the role. At this point we cannot confirm exactly how long this contract will last, but it is unlikely to be more than 12 months #LI-DNI
You'll be working within a team of building and estate management professionals, playing a pivotal role in enabling them to deliver high quality estate management across our Cumbria and Lancashire portfolios. The management of our tenancies, assets and relationships with our tenants is essential to the delivery of our conservation work, this role plays a key part in this.
You'll provide key support for our let estate team, including budget support and planning, records and archives management, communications and project coordination. You'll be working with rural, buildings and lettings professionals to deliver our core business objectives and project work across our let land and property. You'll be a go to person in the team to help manage administrative systems and processes, including finance systems, property management systems, processes relating to legal processes such as covenants management, as well as supporting the implementation of new or different ways of working. You'll ensure we are maximising efficiencies from our existing systems, processes and information management. You will be the principle coordinating role for our Future Farming Programme, an ambitious multi million pound investment into our agricultural estate, delivering various projects throughout the region including farmhouse refurbishments, conservation of vernacular buildings and the erection of new farm buildings. You'll also be involved in supporting the delivery of our void residential refurbishment projects including helping to ensure all the relevant paperwork is in place, governance best practice is followed, as well as coordinating internal teams. There will also be continuous improvement projects that you'll deliver alongside the other Rural Asset Management Officers.
The National Trust has the motto 'For everyone, for ever' at its heart. We're working hard to create an inclusive culture, where everyone feels they belong. It's important that our people reflect and represent the diversity of the communities and audiences we serve. We welcome and value difference, so when we say we're for everyone, we want everyone to be welcome in our teams too.