Required: As soon as possible - Permanent, 37 hours per week, all year Are you an experienced facilities professional looking for a meaningful management role where your work directly impacts the…
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- Reading£42,123 to £46,579Full timeCloses 20 SeptemberPosted by source 1 day ago
- LeicesterSalary not disclosedFull timeCloses 21 SeptemberPosted by source 1 day ago
About us and the role We are seeking a dedicated Deputy Premises Manager to support the delivery of a safe, well-maintained and welcoming environment at Avanti Fields School, Leicester. Working…
- LutonLevel 6 points 21-25 (support staff pay award pending)Full timeCloses 22 SeptemberPosted by source 6 days ago
Richmond Hill School, located in Luton, is a large, thriving primary special school that supports children with SLD and complex needs. The school has witnessed yearly growth and currently has 280…
- Reading£33,699 to £36,363 Per yearFull timeCloses 16 SeptemberPosted by source 1 month ago
37 hours per week – Permanent - Monday to Friday - Core hours 7.00a.m. – 6.00p.m. (shift pattern within these hours to be agreed) - Ability to take some annual leave during term time - Required ASAP…
Premises Manager jobs in the UK: the facts
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