wagamama
Facilities Manager (north region)

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hybrid 4x a week | north region📍 | competitive salary + car allowance + 20% bonus
At Wagamama, food is life 🥢 and we’re here to make every bite count. With over 165 restaurants across the UK (and growing fast) we’ve been dishing up vibrant, fresh Asian inspired flavours since ‘92. It’s all about good food, good vibes, and good company 🍜🔥
We’re looking for a facilities manager to cover our north region + to join us🌱
Ready to dive in and stir things up?
Purpose
To manage facilities & maintenance issues in the north region and support the operations team on related issues.
What You'll Be Doing
- Ownership & management of key maintenance/trade impacting issues
- Co-ordination of planned & statutory maintenance tasks
- Working with external maintenance helpdesk + monitoring helpdesk performance
- Adapting to the changing needs of the business for both dine-in and delivery
- Contractor management, including coordinating review meetings, measuring contractor performance against key KPIs, working with contractor base to identify areas for improvement & development
- Operations team relationships, attendance at operation and area meetings to review maintenance processes
- Visiting & surveying restaurants in the regions
- Build a strong knowledge of all sites within the region
- Scoping specific maintenance projects and ensuring best price is obtained
- Cost management, managing regional maintenance budget + weekly reporting to operations team on maintenance job numbers & spend
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- Hybrid working (3-4x a week on site the rest at home)
- 20% bonus
- Car allowance
- Come as you are culture, with modern offices, fresh fruit and soft drinks
- £200 monthly Wagamama food allowance — enjoy all your favourite dishes on us!
- Private healthcare cover
- 3% pension contribution
- 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
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- Further discounts across retail, hospitality & leisure — perks that make life sweeter
- Supporting you every step of the way! Family-friendly pay: 26 weeks full pay + 13 weeks half pay for expectant or adopting parents
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