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Joshua Robert

Facilities Manager

Kent
£60k – £65k/yr
Posted about 21 hours ago
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Job Role - Facilities Manager

Location - Kent

Job Type - Permanent

Salary - £60,000 - £65,000 DOE


Role Summary / Purpose and Scope

An excellent opportunity has arisen for an experienced Facilities Manager to take ownership of a single-site FM operation in Kent, with a strong focus on soft FM service delivery and Health & Safety compliance. This is a hands-on, autonomous role for someone who thrives in a dynamic environment and takes real pride in delivering a safe, compliant and well-run facility.

Experience within a laboratory, life sciences or research environment would be a significant advantage, given the specialist nature of the site and the need to work sensitively around operational teams.


Key Responsibilities

Soft FM & Site Operations

  • Take full ownership of day-to-day soft FM service delivery across the site, including cleaning, waste management, catering (if applicable), reception/front of house, security and pest control.
  • Manage and develop on-site FM staff, contractors and service providers, ensuring high standards of performance and value for money.
  • Oversee reactive and planned maintenance coordination, liaising with hard FM providers and landlord services where required.
  • Manage site access, visitor management, post room and general office/facilities services.
  • Drive continuous improvement across all FM services, identifying efficiencies and enhancing the workplace experience for all building occupants.
  • Manage FM budgets, track expenditure and produce regular reporting for senior stakeholders.

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Health & Safety

  • Act as the site lead for Health & Safety, ensuring full compliance with relevant legislation, codes of practice and organisational policy.
  • Conduct and review risk assessments, method statements and safe systems of work across all FM activities.
  • Manage and coordinate fire safety, including fire risk assessments, evacuation procedures and regular drills.
  • Ensure all statutory compliance and certification requirements are met and documented, maintaining a robust audit trail.
  • Liaise with occupiers, laboratory teams and building management on H&S matters specific to the site environment, including COSHH, waste disposal and lone working protocols.
  • Deliver H&S inductions and toolbox talks to staff and contractors as required.
  • Maintain the site H&S management system and report on performance metrics to senior leadership.

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Skills, Knowledge and Values

Essential

  • Proven experience in a Facilities Manager role with responsibility for soft FM service delivery.
  • Strong working knowledge of Health & Safety legislation including risk assessment, fire safety and statutory compliance.
  • Experience managing contractors and service level agreements.
  • Confident communicator, able to engage with stakeholders at all levels.
  • Self-motivated and capable of working autonomously in a single-site environment.
  • IOSH Managing Safely (minimum) or NEBOSH General Certificate.

Desirable

  • Previous experience in a laboratory, life sciences, pharmaceutical or research facility environment.
  • NEBOSH Diploma or equivalent.
  • IWFM membership or relevant FM qualification.
  • Experience with CAFM or FM management systems.
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Skills

Facilities Management
Health & Safety
Soft FM Service Delivery
Risk Assessment
Fire Safety
Statutory Compliance
Contractor Management
Communication
Self-Motivation
IOSH Managing Safely
NEBOSH General Certificate
Continuous Improvement
Budget Management
Team Management
Laboratory Environment
CAFM Systems

Location

Kent, England, United Kingdom

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