The Role As the Technical Lifecycle Manager, you’ll:
Develop short, medium and long-term asset lifecycle plans.
Assess whether assets should be maintained, repaired, replaced or upgraded.
Review M&E installations, PPMs, asset records and proposed works.
Provide technical justification for lifecycle investment and expenditure.
Audit maintenance activity and challenge decisions where required.
Work with project teams, contractors and operational stakeholders to establish responsibilities and solutions.
Ensure lifecycle decisions meet relevant legislation, technical standards and PFI requirements.
Use CAFM and asset data to support planning, reporting and senior decision-making.
Consider emerging technologies, net zero solutions and climate adaptability when shaping future asset strategies. You To be successful, you’ll bring:
Strong M&E building services knowledge.
Experience within lifecycle, asset management, TFM or technical consultancy.
Experience working within complex estates, ideally healthcare.
Good understanding of PFI and contractual environments.
Strong analytical skills with the ability to turn complex technical issues into clear recommendations.
Confidence challenging contractors, clients and other senior stakeholders.
A strategic and commercially aware approach to asset decision-making.
Engineering qualifications and professional or chartered membership would be advantageous. What's in it for you?
Up to £65,000
£5,200 car allowance
5% bonus
Private medical insurance
Monday to Friday, typically 8am–5pm
Some flexibility for home working depending on projects
Opportunity to help shape lifecycle strategy within a developing technical team Apply Now! If you’re a technically credible FM professional who enjoys problem-solving, lifecycle strategy and challenging complex asset decisions, apply today to find out more
Salary description
£65000.00 - £65000.00 per year