School Site Manager Independent School in York
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Job Summary
Role Status & Location
- Role: Experienced Site Manager
- Sector: Highly Selective Independent School
- Location: York Yorkshire.
- Start Date: Permanent full-time role commencing January 2026.
The Opportunity & Contract Profile
Join the operational team of a prestigious independent school known for its historic campus and high standards of upkeep. This is a critical leadership role demanding excellent logistical planning and practical skills to ensure the smooth safe and efficient running of the entire estate.
- Contract: Full-Time Permanent (52 weeks per year).
- Working Hours: Standard 37 hours per week (flexibility required for events/emergencies).
Core Responsibilities & Duties Scope
- Operational Leadership: Full management and supervision of the premises team (caretakers cleaning maintenance).
- Compliance & Safety: Responsibility for all site security compliance (H&S fire safety) and managing statutory inspections.
- Facilities Management: Oversight of routine maintenance schedules contractor liaison and management of the site budget.
Essential Requirements & Benefits
- Candidate Profile: Proven experience in facilities management or as a senior Site Manager strong knowledge of building systems and relevant H&S qualifications.
- Compensation: Highly competitive salary dependent on experience and qualifications (ranging from).
- Support: Generous pension scheme professional development funding and excellent annual leave entitlement.
Key Skills
- Experience Working With Students
- Organizational skills
- Classroom Management
- Behavioral Health
- Classroom Experience
- Mediation Experience
- Special Education
- Conflict Management
- Teaching
- Experience with Children
- Public Speaking
- Word Processing
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