Job Title: Contracts Officer (Assets) Location: Canterbury, Kent Salary: £48,963.69 Job Type: Permanent, Full time Known throughout the sector as a Contracts Manager role, you will see this role referred to as a Contracts Officer internally due to the organisation's structure. About this Contracts Officer opportunity: A fantastic Contracts Officer (Assets) job opportunity in Canterbury, Kent. This is a unique job opportunity for you to join Canterbury City Council's collaborative Facilities Management team as a Contracts Officer, taking responsibility for the service's externally commissioned contracts across our exciting portfolio. Working closely with other Contracts Officers, colleagues from across the Facilities Management team and other services within the council, you will take responsibility for the end-to-end contract management of our services' externally commissioned contracts. Here's what you'll get up to: With a focus on continuous...

Role Overview: Regional Maintenance Repair Technician (Field-Based) Location: Field-based across Hertfordshire/Buckinghamshire/Oxfordshire Reports to: Facilities Maintenance & Helpdesk Manager Contract: Full-time, permanent (35 hours per week) Salary:   DOE + company vehicle     About the Role We’re looking for a Regional Maintenance & Repair Technician to join our Facilities team, supporting our centres across the Hertfordhsire/Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire region. This is a field-based role , so a full UK driving licence is essential .   You’ll play a key role in ensuring our childcare centres remain safe, secure, well-maintained, and welcoming . From general repairs to maintaining the external appearance of buildings and grounds, your work will directly support our teams in delivering high-quality childcare environments. This role is ideal for a hands-on maintenance professional who enjoys variety, independence, and working across multiple...

VGC Group are currently recruiting for a Plant Inspector to join our team on a major project in Leiston, Suffolk. The Plant Inspector is responsible for providing inspection services across a range of plant equipment and accessories. They will document accordingly and report all findings inline with company processes, ensuring site remains compliant. Key Responsibilities: To carry out inspections Accessories and Plant equipment under both PUWER and LOLER regulations. Provide support and advice to the maintenance and delivery teams Ensure all records are accurately recorded and reported in a timely manner Ensure no equipment expired its statutory inspection time on site All discovered defects are recorded and reported immediately to the relevant persons All reports of inspections are passed to the maintenance team no later than 7 days of completion The successful candidate will have: Knowledge and Skills- - Logical and well organised - Numerate, Literate and...