Joshua Robert
Technical Services Manager

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London | Up to £75,000 + Bonus + Benefits
Joshua Robert is delighted to be partnering with a leading UK property consultancy on the appointment of a Technical Services Manager to join their London team.
This is a unique opportunity to take ownership of the technical operations for one of London's most prestigious commercial office developments, while also playing a key role in shaping technical standards, ESG initiatives and building optimisation strategies across a wider commercial property portfolio.
Initially, the role will be based full time at a flagship Grade A office asset near St Paul's, supporting the building's transition from practical completion through to full occupation. As the building becomes fully operational, the position will evolve into a broader portfolio focused role, providing technical leadership across multiple commercial assets.
The Opportunity
Working closely with clients, occupiers, consultants and operational teams, you will act as the technical lead across all M&E services, compliance, optimisation and project related activity.
This role offers far more than traditional facilities management, providing exposure to smart building technologies, ESG initiatives, net zero strategies, occupier fit out projects and major building improvement programmes.
Key Responsibilities
- Act as the technical lead for a flagship commercial office development
- Provide specialist M&E advice to clients, occupiers and operational teams
- Lead building optimisation and performance improvement initiatives
- Support the implementation of ESG, MEES and net zero carbon strategies
- Drive the adoption of smart building technologies and IoT monitoring solutions
- Review technical documentation relating to occupier fit outs, refurbishments and redevelopment projects
- Manage relationships with M&E contractors, consultants and specialist suppliers
- Support technical compliance, risk management and statutory obligations
- Conduct technical inspections, audits and plant reviews
- Review water management systems, HVAC performance and maintenance strategies
- Support capital projects including plant replacement, lifecycle works and building upgrades
- Provide technical guidance across a wider commercial property portfolio
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About You
- Minimum four years' experience within Technical Services, Building Services, Engineering or Commercial Facilities Management
- Strong understanding of commercial building engineering and M&E systems
- Experience operating within high quality commercial office environments
- Excellent knowledge of HVAC systems, electrical infrastructure and building compliance
- Strong understanding of Health & Safety legislation including CDM, COSHH, L8, LOLER, PUWER, PASMA and IPAF
- Experience managing contractors, consultants and technical service providers
- Strong stakeholder management skills with the ability to engage clients, occupiers and senior leadership teams
- Comfortable reviewing technical reports, compliance documentation and engineering data


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Qualifications
- Engineering, Building Services or related technical qualification
- Membership of IWFM, IOSH, NEBOSH or similar professional body desirable
- Strong technical understanding gained through either academic qualifications or practical industry experience
Why Apply?
- Up to £75,000 basic salary
- Bonus and comprehensive benefits package
- Opportunity to oversee one of London's most impressive commercial office developments
- Exposure to smart building technology and sustainability initiatives
- Clear progression within a market leading property consultancy
- Work across a £30bn commercial property portfolio
- High profile stakeholder exposure and genuine opportunity to influence technical strategy
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Technical Services Manager, Technical Engineering Manager, Building Services Manager or Engineering Manager seeking a broader, more strategic role within commercial real estate.
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