We Are Hiring - Facilities Manager

HWBC is a leading independent Irish commercial property agency and consultancy.   We are seeking to recruit an experienced Facilities Manager to join our Property Management team.

We manage a mixed commercial real estate portfolio located nationwide and concentrated in Dublin.   We act for leading internal and national property owners and investors.  Our portfolio of assets under management currently totals approximately 5.4m sq. ft. with a capital value of approximately €2.5Bn.   Our business continues to grow and we are seeking to recruit to meet this demand.

The role will include;

• Responsibility for the delivery of Hard and Soft Services across the portfolio
• Tendering and selection of service providers
• Contractor and Contract management
• Working with our Property Managers on Contractor performance and works projects
• On-boarding newly completed developments and introducing the relevant managed services
• Liaising with our Health & Safety Consultant on annual risk audits and implementing recommendations
• Liaising with our Energy Procurement Consultant for our managed portfolio
• Working with our Environmental & Sustainability Consultant to implement improvement and adherence strategies at managed properties.
• Managing specific larger capital expenditure projects at managed properties, either through service charge or on behalf of clients
• Back filling Building Manager positions if needed,

Applicants should have;

• Ideally 5 years relevant Facilities Management experience or of a similar role
• A strong and flexible work ethic
• Good attention for detail, report writing and presentation
• Good Excel and Microsoft Office knowledge
• Commercial acumen
• Sound interpersonal skills and ability to communicate effectively

We are offering a competitive remuneration package commensurate with a candidates experience and suitability to the role.

Interested parties should submit their CV (in confidence) to Stephen Hale at shale@hwbc.ie

We look forward to hearing from you.

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