Premises Manager – Leading Independent School, Surrey
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Job Summary
Role Status & Location
- Position: Premises Manager
- Sector: Leading Independent All-Girls Boarding and Day School (Ages 11-18).
- Location: Surrey (CR3)
- Start Date: Permanent full-time role commencing January 2026
The Opportunity & School Profile
We are seeking a dedicated and experienced professional to oversee the facilities at a leading independent school rooted in strong educational values. This permanent full-time role is essential for maintaining a safe secure and highly functional environment.
- School Environment: The campus is large complex and historic.
- Key Focus: Ensuring the physical environment supports the schools core strength in pastoral care maintaining high standards across all residential and teaching premises.
Core Responsibilities & Duties Scope
- Facilities Management: Oversee the operational maintenance and upkeep of the complex large and historic campus.
- Unique Infrastructure: Manage and maintain outstanding expressive arts facilities including a large 600-seat auditorium with full professional sound and lighting infrastructure.
- Security & Safety: Ensuring a safe secure environment and maintaining compliance with all statutory and regulatory requirements.
Compensation & Benefits
- Contract: Full-Time Permanent (52 weeks per year).
- Essential Requirements: Significant experience and dedication required to manage a unique and complex historic site.
- Salary: Competitive salary compensated on the schools independent pay scale (specific range omitted as it was not provided in the original information).
- Support: Generous pension scheme and professional development opportunities.
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