Site Manager – High-Achieving Secondary Academy in Leicester
Are you an experienced premises leader ready to drive facilities compliance, caretaking operations, and campus maintenance in Leicester?
High-achieving 11 to 18 secondary academy in Leicester
Site Manager supervising daily caretaking operations and contractor work
Full-time, year-round permanent role | ASAP Start
The role requires an operational manager to lead caretaking staff, conduct statutory risk assessments, manage building management systems (BMS), and ensure all premises, fire, and water safety standards are strictly met.
You will act as the main link between the caretaking team, the School Business Manager, and external contractors. Key duties include coordinating shift cycles, planning preventative maintenance schedules, overseeing health and safety permits for visiting contractors, and maintaining flawless compliance databases.
School Information
This high-achieving secondary academy in Leicester is celebrated for its strong community ethos, excellent technical facilities, and commitment to support staff welfare. Senior leaders actively support the premises team with a realistic operational budget, dedicated administrative assistance, and fully funded pathways for career progression.
Experience and Qualifications
Proven background in school site management, caretaking supervision, or commercial estate leadership
Demonstrated competency in managing compliance databases, BMS platforms, and building maintenance schedules
Strong practical trade skills, with clear leadership and team delegation abilities
Sound knowledge of current health and safety legislation (COSHH, HASAWA, fire safety)
Application
To be considered for this Site Manager position in Leicester starting ASAP, please forward your CV today.
- Locations
- Leicester, Leicestershire
About Marchant Recruitment
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