Maintenance Inspector

Description

Are you an experience Maintenance Inspector looking to join a team to make a positive impact in their community? We have an excellent opportunity for you to join our Public Sector client as a Maintenance Inspector.

The Maintenance Inspector will be part of a multi-disciplinary team, responsible for comprehensive building maintenance for a designated group of properties. The successful applicant will manage tasks effectively, balancing technical competence, compliance with statutory regulations and cost efficiency to deliver effective solutions.

Key Tasks

• Maintenance Service Delivery: Ensure properties are safe, secure, legal, and operational within the allocated maintenance budget.
• Problem Resolution: Apply technical expertise to resolve issues in a complex environment with minimal guidance, adhering to current policies and legislation.
• Customer Liaison: Serve as the initial point of contact for customer enquiries and maintenance requests
• Property Audits: Conduct regular property audits, condition surveys and other assessments to gather and manage property-related information
• Contractor Supervision: Prepare specifications and tender documentation for minor works, supervise contractors in occupied buildings and liaise with occupants during planning
• Decision Making: Make appropriate decisions to advance projects, ensuring contractors meet specification, price and quality standards. Conduct project reviews and report on contractor performance
• Legislation Compliance and Awareness: Ensure all activities comply with building and property-related legislation
• Reporting: Write reports providing recommendations and advice as needed
• Service Improvement: Identify service provision gaps, engage with customers to determine service level requirements and respond positively with recommendations

Applicant Requirements

Essential

• ONC/HNC in a building related discipline or appropriate membership of a qualifying body or a time service tradesman with considerable supervisory experience
• Knowledge of appropriate current regulations
• Good communication skills
• Experience of construction/maintenance process, at technical or supervisory level
• Computer literate, being able to use Microsoft Office, Word, Excel and work ordering systems

Desirable

• Ability to work independently or as part of a team
• Knowledge of relevant legislation including Health & Safety, COSHH, Asbestos regulations, CDM Regulations, Building Regulations, and Water Bylaws.

Benefits

• Competitive Pay
• Career growth with access to ongoing training and career advancement opportunities
• Supportive Environment

With our client, you’ll be part of a professional and technical team dedicated to the maintenance and improvement of their properties. This role offers the opportunity to work on a variety of projects, develop your skills, and contribute to the safety and functionality of their community’s infrastructure.

Please send your current CV to ensure you don’t miss this opportunity to progress your career and provide an essential service to ensure the upkeep of public facilities.

ASA Recruitment is one of Scotland’s largest independent multi-sector recruitment agencies. We specialise in providing effective tailored solutions for permanent, contract and temporary employment requirements for our Clients and Candidates. We are members of the REC and are ISO certified.

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