Blue Legal
Facilities Supervisor

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Facilities Supervisor
Blue Legal are pleased to present an exciting opportunity to join a well-established professional services firm as a Facilities Supervisor. This role will support the Facilities Manager in the day-to-day operational management of multiple office locations, ensuring the delivery of an efficient, effective, and high-quality facilities service across the business. The successful candidate will oversee local facilities teams and act as a key point of contact for operational and building-related matters across several offices. This role will involve travel between sites as required.
The Responsibilities:
- Supporting the Facilities Manager with the operational delivery of building and facilities services across multiple office locations.
- Managing and coordinating on-site contractors, ensuring works are completed in line with agreed service standards and procedures.
- Overseeing the day-to-day supervision of local facilities teams, ensuring all operational tasks are carried out efficiently and to a high standard.
- Acting as a key point of contact for staff and assisting with building, property, and tenant-related matters across the assigned offices.
- Supporting initiatives relating to energy management, environmental performance, and carbon reduction in line with company policies and legislation.
- Monitoring facilities management processes, service level agreements, and project works to ensure cost-effective and high-quality service delivery within budget.
- Approving invoices within delegated authority limits and ensuring timely processing in line with internal procedures.
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- Previous experience within a facilities or property management role, ideally within a professional services environment.
- Strong understanding of health, safety, and welfare regulations and the ability to apply these within a multi-site environment.
- Full driving license with the flexibility to travel regularly between office locations as required.
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