Site Manager – High-Performing School in Dorchester, Dorset
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Job Location:
Dorchester - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
30+ days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
We are currently seeking an experienced and dependable Site Manager to take responsibility for the maintenance security and smooth running of a high-performing school in Dorchester Dorset. This is a full-time permanent position ideal for someone with excellent practical and organisational skills.
Site Manager
High-Performing School in Dorchester Dorset
Full-time permanent position
Site Manager role starting January 2026
School Information
This Dorchester school is known for its high academic standards exceptional facilities and supportive ethos. The successful candidate will work closely with the senior leadership team to ensure the site is safe secure and well-maintained for staff and students. The school takes great pride in its well-kept grounds and outstanding learning environment.
Role Information
You will oversee maintenance cleaning and site security manage a small team of caretakers liaise with contractors and ensure compliance with all health and safety regulations. The role requires hands-on skills flexibility and leadership.
Experience and Qualifications
Proven experience in site or facilities management (school experience desirable)
Strong understanding of health and safety and statutory maintenance
Excellent organisational and problem-solving skills
Trade or facilities management qualification desirable
Salary
Paid according to experience and local support staff pay scale
Application
This Site Manager role is an exciting opportunity to take a key operational position within a successful and supportive Dorchester school. Please send your CV as soon as possible to apply.
Key Skills
- Events
- IT Audit
- Land Survey
- Accountancy
- Contract
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