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University of Warwick

Head of Maintenance Operations

Coventry
£58.2k – £67.5k/yr
Posted about 20 hours ago
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About the Role

The role is to manage a team to ensure the safe, compliant, efficient operation and maintenance of all University buildings, building systems and infrastructure, and relevant external public realm. Ensure the efficient and effective delivery of reactive, planned and statutory maintenance function, including providing an emergency reactive service for all building disciplines across all University operated properties. To ensure that buildings are statutory compliant, well maintained, and operational – including long-term capital planning and delivery.

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To provide and coordinate small scale improvement works through in-house labor and contractors. To ensure that the campus mechanical and electrical infrastructure – are safe, fit-for-purpose, and resilient.

Lead and develop the team, fostering a culture of accountability, continuous improvement, and customer focus, to deliver a high-quality service.

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Postholder will need to work on an out-of-hour call rota with other team members on basis of 24/7 availability 1 week in 4 (13 weeks per annum).

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To streamline our hiring processes, we can only accept applications submitted via our official careers webpage, warwick-careers.tal.net.

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Skills

Maintenance Management
Facilities Management
Team Leadership
Capital Planning
Statutory Compliance
Infrastructure Management
Reactive Maintenance
Planned Maintenance
Contractor Management
Mechanical Infrastructure
Electrical Infrastructure
Project Coordination
Emergency Response
Continuous Improvement
Customer Focus
Budget Management

Location

Coventry, England, United Kingdom

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