Premises Manager – Prestigious Secondary School in Maidstone
Are you a seasoned estates supervisor ready to lead facilities strategy, compliance, and team operations across a large Kent school site?
Respected 11 to 18 secondary school in Maidstone, Kent
Premises Manager leading estate development, team operations, and statutory safety
Full-time, year-round leadership post | ASAP Start
This key leadership role covers capital project oversight, compliance reporting, health and safety policy enforcement, contractor procurement, and team management across caretaking and grounds personnel.
The successful candidate will take full operational accountability for the physical environment. You will manage the estate budget, oversee large-scale maintenance tenders, ensure total compliance with national safety legislation, and foster a high-performing support team culture.
School Information
This prestigious secondary school in Maidstone is known for its high academic standards, well-maintained physical campus, and strong commitment to staff development. Senior leaders actively support the premises department with realistic capital budgets, administrative backup, and continuous professional training opportunities.
Experience and Qualifications
Senior facilities management, premises leadership, or estates supervision experience (educational background preferred)
Thorough, up-to-date understanding of statutory health & safety compliance, risk management, and contractor management
Strong administrative, communication, and budget management skills, with high computer literacy
Recognized professional certification (such as IOSH, NEBOSH, or a relevant trade qualification)
Application
To be considered for this Premises Manager post in Maidstone, Kent, please forward your CV as soon as possible.
- Locations
- Maidstone, Kent
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