Groupe Adéquat UK (GA UK)
Technical Account Manager

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About Your New Employer
We are working with a leading property and facilities management company known for their innovative approach and collaborative working culture. You would be working on-site with one of their key clients, a pioneer in semiconductor manufacturing tools, a highly technical and specialist environment with a global reputation.
About Your New Job
As the Technical Account Manager, you will act as the central point of contact between the client and all service vendors, ensuring seamless management of all on-site operations.
- Oversee a dedicated team of 40 professionals, including FM team members, engineers, account coordinators, and gas specialists.
- Maintain critical environments (clean rooms, data centers, etc.), ensuring operational excellence of cooling systems, N+1 redundancy, processing chilled water, and robust filtration.
- Serve as the management integrator, balancing technical requirements with high-quality customer service to meet both client and regulatory expectations.
- Directly manage technical challenges, e.g., safe handling of toxic gases, ensuring compliance and efficiency across all facility systems.
- Full-time position: site-based, outskirts of Bristol, Monday to Friday.
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What Skills You Need
- Proven experience overseeing critical environments such as clean rooms or data centers.
- In-depth knowledge of cooling systems, N+1 redundancy, and technical infrastructure common to semiconductor manufacturing.
- Previous experience as an Account Manager or Account Director in a technical setting, demonstrating strong client and vendor relationship skills.
- Technical qualification preferred, engineering or facilities management background strongly desired.
- Strong leadership capability; able to manage and mentor a multi-disciplinary team on-site.
- Exceptional communication, problem-solving, and stakeholder management skills.


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What's on Offer
- Salary: £85,000 per annum.
- Opportunity to work for a prestigious client within a highly specialist, innovative environment.
- Career development and exposure to advanced technologies in the semiconductor industry.
- Leading a high-performing team and acting as a key influencer in the delivery of critical facility solutions.
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