Long Term Maintenance Project Manager

Long Term Maintenance Project Manager Grade: UKRI Pay Band D/S2 Salary: £41,344 per annum A great benefits package is offered Contract Type: Permanent Full-time – 37 hours a week (some flexible working options may be available, however, significant on-site presence is a requirement of this role) Location: BGS headquarters in Keyworth in Nottingham Closing date: 5 February 2025 An exciting opportunity has arisen to join a forward-thinking projects team within the British Geological Survey (BGS) Estates department. As the Keyworth Long Term Maintenance Project Manager you will report directly to the Estates Project Manager and play a pivotal part in managing projects, collaborating with stakeholders, and driving initiatives that align with the organisation's sustainability and operational goals. This position offers the chance to work on impactful projects within a supportive and values-driven environment, making a real difference in the management and development of BGS’s estate. If you are passionate about delivering high-quality projects within a collaborative and professional team, this role could be the perfect fit for you. The additional specific essential and desirable skills criteria for this post will be assessed at Shortlist (S) stage, interview (I) stage, or both (S&I). Essential Experience of project management in an Estates environment, or Buildings, Environment with Good Stakeholder Management (S&I) Project Management qualifications, e.g. Agile APM, Prince 2 or equivalent qualification/experience (S) Good Administration ability including a working knowledge of Microsoft Office (S&I) Ability to interpret, develop and alter simple technical drawings (S&I) Ability to develop reports on project progress, project financial status and risk logs (S&I) Experience of contract management including working to specifications in contracts, variation processes, governance processes (S&I) You will be committed to a diverse and inclusive approach to work in the geosciences (S&I) Desirable Degree in either Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Structural, Environmental, or Sustainability, relevant apprenticeship or suitable experience (S&I) Experience with condition surveys and building improvement/refurbishment projects (S&I) Experience of working within a research environment (S&I) Experience of Contractor Management (S&I) CAD experience (S&I) How to apply Applicants are required to include a CV and covering letter outlining their suitability for the role. We would stress the importance of this paperwork in our selection process. If you experience any issues applying for this role, please contact us. Interviews are expected to be held in late February 2025 in Nottingham.

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