National Highways
Regional Facilities Manager

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We have an exciting opportunity for a Regional Facilities Manager to join the Business Services directorate!
The role can be based from any of our National Highway's offices. We have a hybrid working approach, with a combination of office and home working.
As part of your role, you will manage a Regional Facilities Service, working with the facilities management provider to maximise financial and operational performance, minimise organisational risk and ensure compliance with the contract.
You will also be required to drive as part of your role and you will need to have a full driving licence, with no more than 3 points, to be considered for this position.
- Ensure health and safety management is maintained on all buildings and depot's within your area of responsibility and that all projects undertaken comply fully with health and safety legislation, best practice and company policy by assessing safety performance to minimise risks, develop improvements and escalate issues with relevant authorities in a timely manner.
- Manage facilities management contracts ensuring performance and quality levels are met throughout their full term and risks to delivery are treated in a timely manner.
- Conduct effective governance of contracts, ensuring administration and resource management are maintained at optimal levels using appropriate metrics and techniques for performance measurement.
- Use reporting and recording to identify options and opportunities for improvement in service quality, performance, delivery and pricing.
- Carry out regular assessment of contractual and commercial risks and maintain a risk register of factors affecting business continuity, using learning to develop and manage effective contingency planning.
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- Facilities Management technical skills and experience or FM qualification, or willingness to undertake a qualification to perform effective intelligent client role.
- IWFM qualified or capable of achieving professional membership or technical qualification in a relevant discipline.
- Contract management skills with the capability to engage effectively with professional, technical and other service delivery partners.
- Competent negotiator able to maximise delivery and achieve best value from supply chain.
- NEC 3 Service manager experience and accreditation is desirable.
About us
Here at National Highways, we manage and improve England's motorways and major A roads, helping our customers have safer, smoother and more reliable journeys. Our priorities are safety, customers and delivery, and at the core of this, are our values of passion, integrity, safety, teamwork and ownership.


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Business Services plays a crucial role in supporting the efficient operation and growth of the strategic road network. We provide a wide range of essential services across the organisation, ensuring that all functions run smoothly and effectively. We work behind the scenes to support the delivery of high-quality infrastructure and services, ensuring that National Highways meets its commitments to safety, sustainability, and customer satisfaction.
Our key areas of focus include procurement, finance, human resources, IT, and strategic planning. We ensure the company operates efficiently, delivers projects on time and within budget, and meets the needs of stakeholders. By offering expert advice, managing resources, and driving operational excellence, we support National Highways in achieving its mission of maintaining and improving the road network across the country.
External candidates will be offered a starting salary at the lower end of the pay scale, while current employees will be appointed in accordance with our established pay policy.
We are committed to creating a diverse environment and welcome applicants from all backgrounds.
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