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Assistant Head of Operational Estates (QEUH, South Sector) B8B

Glasgow
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An Exciting Opportunity for an Estates Operations Manager

An exciting opportunity exists for a dynamic and enthusiastic individual, who will coordinate, manage, and implement all aspects of operational estates by providing direction and professional and technical leadership across clinical and non-clinical services within the QEUH, South Sector.

You will be responsible for ensuring national and statutory requirements and for maintaining all aspects of statutory compliance at Sector level. The focus of the post is on consistent high quality service levels, improved value for money, expenditure management, and governance of compliance management. Clear leadership, mentoring, direction, and innovation are essential to the post.

You must be able to demonstrate a record of achievement at an Estates Operations Management level, with the ability to meet strategic organizational objectives within large scale complex environments, preferably in Healthcare.

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  • Mark Riddell, Assistant Director, Operational Estates
  • Telephone: 0141 451 1644
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