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Hollybank Trustees Ltd seeks a Facilities Manager (Multi-Site) to oversee six care home sites across Wexford, Waterford and South Carlow. You will lead maintenance operations, ensure compliance and manage contractors with autonomy.
Reporting to Operations and Estate Managers, you will optimise MaintainX use, drive improvements in service delivery, and manage budgets for a safe, compliant and well-maintained estate.
Location: On site / Wexford, Co. Wexford, Ireland
job type: Permanent / Full-time
Sector and subsector: Facilities Management | Facilities Manager
Annual Salary range:from € 55,000.00 to € 60,000.00
The Facilities Manager (Multi-Site) will run maintenance, compliance and contractor management for six Care Homes in the South and South East. You will report to the Operations Manager & Estate Manager and work day-to-day with Directors of Nursing and the facilities teams in each building. You will have real autonomy, a clear policy to work from and a maintenance system (MaintainX) already in place.
You will be responsible for:
The role matters because a building fault in a care home is not an inconvenience. A failed lift, a broken bed motor or a missed fire door check affects a person's safety, comfort and dignity. Residents notice it first, then their families, then inspectors. Staff also need buildings that work. When facilities are managed well, clinical teams spend their time on care and not on chasing repairs.
Facilities operations
Compliance
MaintainX management
Leadership
Contractor management
Budget management
After 12 months, we expect that:
Competitive Salary €55,000 to €60,000 DOE
Annual Leave 20 days
Company Vehicle
Free meals on site
Pension Scheme
Employee Refferal bonus
Why join us? Your work will be visible. Residents will have working call bells, lifts that run, rooms that are ready when they arrive, and buildings that pass inspection. You will be helping to look after people who are elderly, living with a disability or otherwise vulnerable, and the difference between a well-run building and a poorly run one is something they feel every day.