JOB DESCRIPTION Job Code : 01/09/0 __________________________________________________________________________________________ JOB TITLE Campus Services Manager SCHOOL/DEPARTMENT Estates and Campus Management POST HOLDER Vacant REPORTS TO Head of Estates and Campus Management JOB CONTEXT As Glyndŵr University moves forward with a new strategic vision and mission as the University of, and for, North East Wales, one of its key priority actions is to develop a planned programme of investment in the estate in order to create a high quality physical environment to attract students, staff and the wider community to study, work and visit. The Estates and Campus Management Division is a multi-disciplinary department providing a comprehensive estate planning and management service and a range of facilities support services, in order to ensure that the University land and property assets and related physical resources are capable of supporting the academic and other business of the University, safely, effectively and efficiently. The department is also responsible for generating income through maximising the use of the University’s campuses and their associated facilities. The University estate is split across four sites, in Wrexham, St Asaph, Northop and London. JOB PURPOSE To plan, implement, manage and control the facilities management related services across the university in order to support the University’s strategic objectives and priorities. The campus services portfolio consists of the following areas of responsibility:Caretaking, Transport, Security, Cleaning, Waste Management, Pest control, Grounds Maintenance & Postage A. PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES A1. To assist the Head of Estates and Campus Management in the planning and production of operational plans, budget forecasts, service level agreements and business objectives for the campus service areas. Contribute and support the wider production of a new estates strategy, providing advice and information to inform future direction of service provision. A2. Provide customer focused, cost effective campus services ensuring that adequate resources are available to meet the needs of the business and its clients. Implement new practices and procedures where necessary to ensure that a high level of service is maintained which is in line with the expectations of staff and improves the student experience. Prioritise work and supervise tasks carried out by in-house staff or external contractors. A3. Prepare specifications for tendered contract documents including cleaning, grounds maintenance, security and service agreements for waste disposal services to include the disposal of sharps and specialist waste. Assist the Head of Estates and Campus Management with analysing the tenders, following university procedures and protocols. Monitor the performance of contractors and service providers by regularly checking standards to ensure that the service is in accordance with the specified requirements. Report and discuss any major problems encountered with the contractor and the Head of Estates and Campus Management. Brief contractors as to the requirements of any additional work and ensure such preparatory work as is necessary to enable them to commence work has been undertaken. A4. Provide a comprehensive security service to include manned-guarding, intruder alarm, access control and CCTV systems and carry out the appropriate action to rectify faults. Review security systems and staff routines at regular intervals to ensure that the requirement addresses the needs of the University. A5. Act as a primary key holder and respond to out-of-hours incidents and bronze level emergencies. Contribute to the Emergency planning and Business Continuity processes and procedures and ensure that front line staff are trained to respond to incidents and accidents as necessary. Liaise with the local emergency services and other government agencies as appropriate. A6. To liaise with other managers within the Estates and Campus Management department on a regular basis on all manner of topics to provide help, information, support and updates which may impact their areas of responsibility. To attend and participate in monthly management meetings and ensure that regular team meetings are held with front line staff in order to ensure that requirements and expectations are understood and ideas for improvements are shared. A7. In conjunction with the Energy and Maintenance manager, carry out regular inspections and general facilities checks to ensure that the campus environment is safe, clean and tidy and creates a good impression to staff, students and visitors. Act on the results of such inspections to ensure any issues arising are addressed quickly and efficiently. A8. To be the University representative on the domestic support group of the North Western Universities purchasing consortium. Use this forum to discuss contract issues with suppliers, recommend good contractors and use the purchasing power of the region to get best deals and services from suppliers. Liaise with nominated suppliers to get information on products, negotiate prices and place purchase orders for items required. Ensure SLAs and frameworks are reviewed regularly to achieve best practise and value for money. A9. Manage and develop the University’s waste management and disposal services to ensure all relevant legislation is met, such as Hazardous Waste and WEEE regulations; implement and review the University’s waste management service to ensure it supports and contributes to the continuing improvements of the university’s environmental aims and objectives. A10. Responsibility for the line management, development and appraisal of staff across 3 campuses. Leading by example, promoting and sustaining a culture of ‘Service Excellence’ in all areas of campus services. Motivate teams and individuals by providing clear direction, business targets, establishing and maintaining positive in -service and cross service relationships. Deputise for the Head of Estates and Campus Management as appropriate. A11. Ensure that effective Health, Safety and Environment procedures and risk assessments are in place to cover all the activities of campus services, working in conjunction with the University’s Health, Safety and Environment department. Ensure Campus Services staff and contractors have had the appropriate health and safety training and that works are carried out in accordance with Health and Safety regulations and University policies. Contribute to the quarterly H&S report that is presented to the HR committee of the Board of Governors. A12. Carry out any other duties that are reasonable required commensurate with the grade. B. PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITIES B1. Act in a professional manner at all times and maintain confidentiality of information. B2. Maintain an appropriate awareness of and work effectively within the policies and procedures of the University participating in appropriate processes, e.g. Appraisal, Continuing Professional Development, etc. B3. Act in support of the University's Health, Safety and Environment Policy by working safely and following the procedures and codes of practice derived to protect you and others. This job description is subject to review and amendment in the light of changing needs of the Department/University and to provide appropriate development opportunities. CONTACTS Internal Academic Staff Professional Services Staff Students and Visitors External Contractors and suppliers Stakeholders Police and Emergency Services External Consultants PERSON SPECIFICATION Person Specification Qualifications Educated to degree level or equivalent professional experience in Facilities/Estates Management NEBOSH or IOSH qualification Professional membership IT literacy (ECDL) Experience: Extensive experience in a similar facilities/Estates management role Essential Experience of working within the HE sector Experience delivering high quality, customer focused, efficient services in a demanding environment Experience of line managing diverse teams on multiple sites Management of Contractors Desirable Experience of developing SLA’s, Service tenders and contract specifications Knowledge, Skills & Ability: Budget management and best value procurement skills Ability to prioritise and plan workloads Ability to manage simultaneous projects and to co-ordinate a safe and efficient operating environment Leadership and people management skills Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Track record of driving organisational change and cultural change