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Site Manager – High-Achieving Secondary School in Sheffield


Job Location:

Sheffield - UK

Monthly Salary: Not provided by the employer
Posted: 16 September 2026 (Yesterday)
Application Deadline: 14 December 2026
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Are you a proactive highly organised facilities professional ready to drive operational safety security and mechanical efficiency across a thriving secondary school campus

  • High-achieving 11 to 18 state school based in Sheffield

  • Site Manager to lead daily caretaking operations and statutory compliance

  • Full-time year-round role ASAP Start

Our client is seeking a dedicated and technically minded Site Manager to join their experienced facilities department. This position is ideal for a hands-on caretaking supervisor commercial maintenance coordinator or skilled trade specialist looking to coordinate physical safety school event setups and campus upkeep.

Key responsibilities include coordinating caretaker shift patterns managing the building management system (BMS) tracking raw utility data and running automated room comfort calibrations. You will also oversee the completion and logging of all statutory safety checksincluding weekly fire alarm testing water hygiene cycles and emergency lighting diagnostics.

School Information & Requirements
  • School Ethos: An oversubscribed academy known for excellent facilities clear administrative structures and structured staff support.

  • Qualifications: Proven experience in site management or commercial maintenance; deep operational knowledge of COSHH and statutory safety logs; strong practical DIY skills across minor plumbing carpentry and fabric repairs.

Application

To be considered for this Site Manager position starting ASAP please forward your CV as soon as possible.


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