Coram's Fields
Senior Premises Officer

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We are pleased to be recruiting for a new Senior Premises Officer. As a Senior Premises Officer, you will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of the running, maintenance, and upkeep of our site on a day to day basis, including our Park, Playgrounds, Sports facilities and Changing areas, as well as aiding in the maintenance and upkeep of our Three-Hundred-Year-old buildings.
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Responsibilities Include
- Managing the development and enhancement of the Site and assisting in the development and implementation of a systematic programme of management and maintenance, to ensure consistently high standards of maintenance across the site.
- Head up the day to day running of Coram’s Fields Site, including to supervise and coordinate the work of the grounds team responsible for maintaining our grounds and buildings, providing clear direction and allocation of tasks. You will also need to develop an understanding of the maintenance programme and deliver staff training in the use of maintenance systems and processes (including the use of online management systems).
- You will take a lead role in supervising the work of ad-hoc park volunteers.
- Customer service skills are paramount as you will be a visible public presence across the park, ensuring the users respect the park and facilities, which may mean handling difficult situations appropriately and reporting and recording incidents as appropriate.
- You will contribute to the production of risk assessments in relation to the hard and soft landscape management elements of the site.
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- Managing the development and enhancement of the Site and assisting in the development and implementation of a systematic programme of management and maintenance, to ensure consistently high standards of maintenance across the site.
- Head up the day to day running of Coram’s Fields Site, including to supervise and coordinate the work of the grounds team responsible for maintaining our grounds and buildings, providing clear direction and allocation of tasks. You will also need to develop an understanding of the maintenance programme and deliver staff training in the use of maintenance systems and processes (including the use of online management systems).
- You will take a lead role in supervising the work of ad-hoc park volunteers.
- Customer service skills are paramount as you will be a visible public presence across the park, ensuring the users respect the park and facilities, which may mean handling difficult situations appropriately and reporting and recording incidents as appropriate.
- You will contribute to the production of risk assessments in relation to the hard and soft landscape management elements of the site.


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