National Wealth Fund
Senior Manager - Facilities

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Shape the Future with the National Wealth Fund
At the National Wealth Fund, our mission is to swiftly and effectively mobilise trusted sector insights and investment expertise to unlock billions in private finance for projects across the United Kingdom. Providing £27.8bn of capital and an expanded mandate, we are ready to help the market invest with confidence, continue to drive forward the Government's growth ambitions.
We are looking for skilled and results-oriented individuals who are motivated to help us build the National Wealth Fund into an industry-leading institution.
Job Purpose
- Location: Leeds Office.
- Deadline to Apply: 23rd August 2026. Please submit a CV and covering letter.
- Contract: Permanent, Full-Time.
Role Purpose
Develop, implement, and embed a facilities management strategy, supported by clear policies, processes, and assurance arrangements, to deliver high standards of workplace services, corporate real estate performance, asset management, and statutory compliance. Lead the internal Facilities team and manage external delivery partners to provide a proactive, colleague-focused facilities service, ensuring the Fund's workplaces remain safe, compliant, efficient, and fit for future organisational needs.
Core Role Accountabilities
Facilities, Workplace & Real Estate Management
- Deliver a high-quality property, facilities, workplace, and health & safety service across the Fund's office locations, ensuring operational availability, statutory compliance, and a positive colleague experience.
- Develop, implement, and continuously improve facilities management strategies, policies, processes, and workplace services.
- Maintain oversight of the Fund's corporate real estate portfolio, including landlord and managing agent relationships, lease obligations, service charges, space utilisation, lifecycle planning, and future workplace requirements.
- Act as the Fund's facilities subject matter expert, supporting workplace planning and ensuring the estate remains fit for purpose and aligned to evolving organisational needs.
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Health, Safety, Compliance & Assurance
- Ensure compliance with all relevant facilities management, health & safety, and environmental legislation and standards, embedding the principles of ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 across the organisation.
- Ensure effective management of workplace risk assessments, DSE assessments, PEEPs, inspections, incidents, and corrective actions to maintain a safe working environment.
- Own facilities management governance and assurance arrangements, including monitoring and reporting on compliance, operational risks, supplier performance, and contract delivery.
- Develop, implement, and communicate emergency response, business continuity, and workplace resilience arrangements across all locations.
- Lead facilities-related incident response and investigations, ensuring lessons learned and remedial actions are effectively implemented.
Supplier, Contract & Financial Management
- Lead the management, monitoring, and assurance of facilities suppliers, contractors, and service providers, ensuring delivery against agreed budgets, service levels, KPIs, and compliance requirements.
- Monitor service performance, manage operational risks, and drive continuous improvement to ensure effective and cost-efficient service delivery.
- Manage the facilities budget, providing effective forecasting, reporting, and cost control.
- Ensure appropriate systems, controls, and reporting capability are in place to support performance management and assurance activities.
Leadership & Stakeholder Management
- Lead, develop, and motivate the Facilities team, setting clear priorities, standards, and expectations to deliver high-quality and consistent service delivery across all locations.
- Build effective relationships with colleagues, senior leaders, landlords, managing agents, suppliers, and contractors to resolve issues and improve service outcomes.
- Ensure facilities services are visible, responsive, and colleague-focused through effective communication, engagement, and stakeholder management.


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Knowledge, Skills, and Experience Required
Facilities & Operational Expertise
- Significant facilities management experience across a multi-site corporate estate, including workplace services, statutory compliance, contractor management, and corporate real estate oversight.
- Experience managing health & safety, environmental compliance, workplace risk assessments, DSE assessments, PEEPs, and inspection programmes.
- Experience leading facilities-related incident management, business continuity planning, and workplace resilience activities.
Leadership & Stakeholder Management
- Proven experience leading and developing teams, including line management, performance management, and workload prioritisation.
- Excellent stakeholder management, communication, and influencing skills, with the ability to engage effectively at all levels.
Commercial & Governance Skills
- Strong commercial and financial management skills, including procurement, supplier management, contract governance, and budget control.
- Experience managing outsourced service providers through KPIs, SLAs, performance frameworks, and assurance arrangements.
- Experience establishing governance, reporting, and assurance processes to support operational performance and compliance oversight.
Qualifications
- NEBOSH General Certificate (or equivalent) and IOSH qualification; IWFM membership desirable.
A career with us offers a unique opportunity to make a lasting impact and work on cutting-edge technologies that will drive the UK’s future. We value diversity in our people and inclusion is at the heart of what we do.
We offer competitive benefits and unique learning opportunities from combining both private and public sector skills and experience. Please note, referencing and background checks are carried out for all roles here at the National Wealth Fund.
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