Facilities Manager – Secondary School in Bristol
We are currently seeking a highly organised, experienced and proactive Facilities Manager to oversee the estate of a respected and ambitious secondary school in Bristol. This full-time, permanent position begins January 2026 and plays a critical role in maintaining a safe, functional and welcoming environment for all students and staff.
Job Overview
You will have strategic and day-to-day responsibility for:
• Planned and reactive maintenance across the site
• Health & safety compliance, statutory checks and risk assessments
• Security procedures, safeguarding of the estate and emergency protocols
• Managing caretakers, contractors and cleaning teams
• Overseeing heating, ventilation, waste management and site operations
• Supporting whole-school events, lettings and long-term facilities planning
The role requires excellent organisational ability, clear communication, strong leadership and a hands-on approach to maintaining high standards across the school premises.
The School
This Bristol school is known for:
• Exceptional behaviour and a strong sense of community
• Supportive senior leadership who recognise the importance of operational staff
• Modern buildings, specialist teaching zones and extensive grounds
• A friendly, collaborative working environment with a focus on staff wellbeing
Facilities staff are considered vital partners in ensuring a positive and safe educational experience.
Experience & Qualifications
• Experience in facilities or premises management (school context beneficial)
• Strong knowledge of H&S compliance and risk management
• Ability to manage contractors and lead a premises team
• Good practical skills, problem-solving ability and high professional standards
Application
Please forward your CV to apply for this Facilities Manager position.
- Locations
- Bristol
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