Premises Manager – Leicester Outstanding Academy
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Job Summary
Role Status & Location
- Position: Premises Manager (Senior Support Staff).
- Sector: Outstanding Ofsted-rated Academy.
- Location: Leicester (East Midlands).
- Start Date: Permanent full-time role commencing January 2026.
The Opportunity & School Profile
This Outstanding academy in Leicester requires a dedicated Premises Manager to oversee the maintenance and security of its large teaching and learning facilities. The successful candidate will work closely with the Business Manager to ensure the premises are safe compliant and conducive to the academys mission of academic excellence.
Core Responsibilities & Scope
- Operational Management: Managing the daily schedule key holding and split shifts to cover opening and closing procedures during term time.
- Maintenance: Implementing planned and reactive maintenance programmes ensuring timely minor repairs and supervising specialist contractors.
- H&S and Compliance: Conducting regular site inspections and risk assessments to ensure continuous compliance with all relevant legislation.
Compensation & Benefits
- Contract: Full-Time Permanent (52 weeks per year). The role involves split shifts during term time.
- Salary Range: 36000 - 44000 per annum depending on experience.
- Essential Requirements: Proven site management experience demonstrable DIY/maintenance skills and commitment to high standards of school presentation.
- Support: Generous Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) and structured professional development.
Key Skills
- Restaurant Experience
- Customer Service
- Employee Evaluation
- Management Experience
- Math
- Employment & Labor Law
- Sanitation
- Leadership Experience
- P&L Management
- Mentoring
- Supervising Experience
- Restaurant Management
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