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Trade Manager (Fire Compliance and Remediation)

Up to £300 per day Umbrella
 
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Daniel Mulvey Recruitment Consultant – Asset Management, Property Services & Compliance

Job Description

MMP Consultancy currently has an opportunity for a Trade Manager (Fire Compliance and Remediation) to join a local authority based in Bristol.

This will be a 6-9 Month Interim contract potentially to be extended paying £300 P/Day Umbrella.

Job Purpose:

  • Lead a team providing fire door inspections, repairs and improvements to council owned dwellings, properties and land managed by Housing & Landlord Services.. To maintain the day to day management and development of a team primarily composed of carpenters and fire door inspectors.

Role Responsibilities:

  • Responsible for ensuring high quality work from operatives, getting work "right-first- time" and achieving high customer satisfaction whilst staying within budgetary targets and providing a cost effective, value for money service.

  • Lead on the management, monitoring and development of a portfolio to ensure sustainable development and/or best value e.: - materials and equipment, health and safety, Service Level Agreement/contract compliance, fleet management.

  • Manage, direct and coordinate operational resources (e.g. operatives, fleet, materials, tools) to optimise usage and ensure sufficient availability to undertake relevant response and planned work as directed by the council's scheduling

  • Ensure staff performance meets a high standard of delivery and customer satisfaction through the setting, and regular monitoring, of team and individual targets, identifying and providing continuous development opportunities and the effective management of any performance issues within an appropriate timescale.

  • Plan and manage staffing resources, external contractors and suppliers to ensure the completion and co-ordination of work and provision of services in order to optimise end-to-end outputs within a timely manner, whilst maintaining a high quality service.

Title: Trade Manager (Fire Compliance and Remediation)

Salary: £300 P/Day Umbrella

Location: Bristol

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