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Asset Manager (Sizewell C)
Asset Manager – Sizewell C
Location
London, Manchester, Ipswich, Bristol
Employment Details
- Contract: Permanent, full-time
What’s in It for You
- Salary: Up to £80,000, depending on experience
- Bonus: 5% annual incentive
- Pension: 7.5% employee contribution / 15% employer contribution
- Leave: 28 days holiday plus bank holidays
Overview
As the Asset Manager, you will support the Senior Land Manager and Head of Land in the effective management, optimisation and strategic stewardship of a major commercial property estate for the Sizewell C Project. Key responsibilities include:
- Managing a geographically dispersed portfolio of c.30 commercial properties, including offices, industrial assets, and residential facilities
- Ensuring day-to-day operational excellence, cost-effectiveness, safety, and compliance
- Supporting strategic decision-making, project delivery, refurbishment, and development initiatives
- Aligning property assets with the Project’s operational and programme requirements
Principal Accountabilities
1. Estate & Operational Management
- Efficiently manage a growing national estate (c.30 sites) with:
- Regular site inspections, audits, and issue resolution
- Up-to-date compliance logs, asset registers, and property records
- Lead planned preventative maintenance (PPM) programmes to ensure timely, condition-based adjustments
- Oversee statutory compliance across all properties:
- Fire safety, electrical safety, gas safety, water hygiene, asbestos, lift compliance, and other regulated obligations
2. Facilities Management & Contractor Oversight
- Manage FM teams and service providers, ensuring:
- Service delivery aligns with KPIs and SLAs
- Contract procurement and tendering (cleaning, security, maintenance, waste management)
- Contractor performance monitoring and corrective action escalation
- Develop and maintain business continuity and emergency response plans for all sites
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3. Financial & Performance Management
- Lead budget preparation, forecasting, and financial reporting for:
- Operational costs, FM expenditure, and project budgets
- Analyse performance metrics (energy use, occupancy, maintenance spend, utilisation) to drive efficiency
- Oversee financial processes for procuring and instructing external advisors (briefing, procurement, invoicing, reporting)
- Conduct annual asset valuations and ensure accurate data provision for valuation
4. Tenant, Occupier & Stakeholder Management
- Act as the primary point of contact for tenants and occupiers:
- Resolving issues and maintaining strong working relationships
- Collaborating on lease events (renewals, rent reviews, break options, dilapidations)
- Engage cross-functionally with teams (DCO Planning, Delivery, Site Operations, Environment, Security, Finance) to ensure property assets support operational needs
5. Strategic Asset Management
- Develop and implement estate strategies to optimise performance, mitigate risk, and align assets with evolving project needs
- Identify and manage surplus or underperforming assets (facilitating disposals/redevelopment decisions)
- Conduct space planning and utilisation reviews for efficient asset use
- Drive sustainability and energy-efficiency initiatives (e.g., EPC improvements and net-zero planning)
- Maintain a risk register to identify and mitigate operational, compliance, and project delivery risks
6. Project, Refurbishment & Development Support
- Lead end-to-end project delivery for:
- Refurbishments, reconfigurations, enabling works, and development feasibility assessments
- Monitoring scope, budget, quality, and programme compliance
- Coordinate external stakeholders:
- Surveys, site investigations, planning applications, and stakeholder engagement
- Act as client representative, managing consultants and contractors
- Ensure compliance with Company Governance, Health & Safety legislation, and assurance processes (e.g., board paper preparation)


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Requirements
- Understanding of:
- Facilities management operations
- Statutory compliance, safety regulations, and lifecycle management of buildings
- Experience (advantageous) in managing refurbishment, maintenance or development projects
- Commercial/specialised property/asset management skills (preferred but not essential), covering:
- Office, industrial, and accommodation asset types
- Strong numeracy, literacy, and analytical skills
- Exceptional written and verbal communication, with fluency in stakeholder engagement across all levels
Personal Attributes
- Excellent workload management, prioritisation, and deadline adherence
- Proven problem-solving skills and ability to identify, predict, and resolve issues
- Collaborative approach to multidisciplinary teams
- High degree of integrity, professionalism, and confidentiality
- Resilience to adapt in a dynamic project environment under evolving priorities
Certifications
- A University level degree (related to business, property, or facilities management preferred)
- PRINCE2 qualification or equivalent experience
Key Commitment
- Evidence of the right to work in the UK is required.
Diversity & Equality Statement
Sizewell C maintains a discrimination-free workspace and welcomes applications from all backgrounds. We do not discriminate on the basis of age, gender, race, colour, religion, disability, or sexual orientation. Join us in creating long-term, inclusive careers across the project!
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