Senior Facilities Manager, Commercial Portfolio, London
Macdonald & Company
Greater London
On-site
GBP 50,000 - 70,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading property management firm in Greater London seeks an experienced Senior Facilities Manager to oversee a high-quality commercial property portfolio. This role requires strong expertise in commercial facilities management, with responsibilities including managing hard and soft FM services, ensuring compliance, and budgeting for service charges. The ideal candidate will possess IOSH certification, be commercially aware, and be comfortable working independently in a dynamic environment. This position offers significant responsibility and opportunities for long-term progression.
Qualifications
Experience managing a portfolio of commercial properties.
Confident in managing contractors and compliance.
Ability to operate autonomously in decision-making.
Responsibilities
Oversee day-to-day operations of commercial properties.
Manage FM service providers and ensure compliance.
Input into service charge budgeting and forecasting.
Conduct regular site inspections and resolve issues.
Skills
Strong experience in commercial facilities management
Contractor management
Compliance frameworks
Solutions-focused mindset
Education
IOSH certification
NEBOSH or IWFM (advantageous)
Job description
A leading property management firm in Greater London seeks an experienced Senior Facilities Manager to oversee a high-quality commercial property portfolio. This role requires strong expertise in commercial facilities management, with responsibilities including managing hard and soft FM services, ensuring compliance, and budgeting for service charges. The ideal candidate will possess IOSH certification, be commercially aware, and be comfortable working independently in a dynamic environment. This position offers significant responsibility and opportunities for long-term progression.