Job Type | Permanent Full Time |
Location | Manchester City Centre |
Area | Manchester, England |
Sector | Facilities Management |
Salary | £85k per year |
Start Date | |
Advertiser | Joe Firth |
Job Ref | 5765 |
- Description
Head of Technical
Manchester
£85k per annum
25 days holidays plus stats
Pension
We are recruiting a Head of Technical for a critical healthcare contract at Manchester.
Role Overview
Reporting to the Account Director, the HoT will be the technical authority for all aspects of M&E infrastructure, asset lifecycle, and compliance. This role ensures alignment with HTM/HBN standards and Trust strategy, leading on lifecycle programmes, step-in processes, and technical assurance.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead the development and monitoring of the asset lifecycle strategy
- Ensure compliance with all technical and regulatory standards
- Oversee and validate lifecycle schemes and upgrades
- Drive decarbonisation and sustainability in asset planning
- Manage technical risk, obsolescence, and critical spares
- Engage with key stakeholders including the Trust and service partners
- Chair internal compliance meetings and attend Trust technical safety forums
- Line manage the Lifecycle Team and contribute to strategic planning
Essential:
- Chartered Electrical Engineer with HND+ in Engineering
- 3-5 years' managerial experience in a PFI healthcare setting
- Strong FM operations and lifecycle knowledge
- IOSH Managing Safely, with experience as an Authorised Person
- Excellent stakeholder and budget management skills
- Data literate, confident with Microsoft Office
Desirable:
- NEBOSH General Certificate
- Working knowledge of mechanical systems
- Experience delivering lifecycle schemes in healthcare
Key Competencies
- Collaborative, customer-focused, and solution-driven
- Strong planner with excellent influencing skills
- Committed to continuous improvement and sustainability
Please apply to Joe Firth @300 North for this exciting opportunity.
- Lead the development and monitoring of the asset lifecycle strategy