Facilities Manager

at  Action for Children

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Please note: Interviews are planned for week commencing 9th September 2024
Application Process:
There are five sections to complete: Personal Details, CV, Supporting Statement & Information, Equality & Diversity, Submission & Declaration.
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Contact: Scott Jones on 01923 361778 or email at scott.jones@actionforchildren.org.uk

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Our Facilities Manager reports directly to the Estates Business Support Manager and will provide day to day line management of the Estates administrative team in the Cardiff Head Office to support aspects of our national maintenance, through effective upkeep of property databases and systems.
This is an exciting opportunity based at our head office in Cardiff, where you’ll oversee our Estates Administrators to support a designated Regional Estates Manager and subsequently an allocated area of Services within the UK.
As a Facilities Manager you’ll ensure that our Estates Administrators regularly update our systems across the Estates department including Compliance, Salesforce, travel and aspects of Health & Safety.
You’ll also be liaising with external contractors as and when necessary, to obtain any additional information relevant to any ongoing projects, as well de-escalating any queries, which are unable to be resolved at initial contact stage.