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Head of Asset Management

£58972.00 - £68525.00 per hour
 

Job Description

MMP Consultancy is currently recruiting for a Head of Asset Management - Band 8B role on behalf of an NHS Trust based in the south of England on a Perm contract.

Please see the specific details below:

Hours: 37.5 hours

Pay: £58,000 - £68,000 / depending on experience

Band: 8B

Responsibilities:

  • Management of an extensive budget. This will include the management of external rent, rates and service charge plus management of income from tenants.
  • To ensure there is seamless workflow between the various teams involved in the delivery of projects and programmes within Estates & FM, with regards to property acquisition or disposal.
  • To engage effectively with end users and other key stakeholders, managing expectations effectively and ensuring work is coordinated effectively between teams within Estates and Facilities, other support functions (e.g. digital) and end users in the effective development and delivery of property management.

Requirements:

  • Professional knowledge plus additional specialist, management knowledge acquired through training and experience to Masters level equivalent
  • In depth financial, management, and strategic knowledge
  • Professional Qualification/Membership of an appropriate professional organisation.
  • Senior management experience. Experience of property management within an estates & facilities environment.

Additional information:

  • Competitive NHS industry benefits
  • Hybrid working available - home working.
  • NHS experience desirable NOT essential

For the full Job description - please send an up-to-date CV to this email.

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