£68K/yr to £71K/yr
Trafford, England
Permanent, Variable

Strategic Lead - Technical Manager Building Control Manager

Posted by Michael Page Property & Construction .

Manchester City Council are recruiting for a Strategic Lead - Technical Manager (Building Control Manager). Join us and lead on impactful work that isn't experienced in any other city in the north. From skyscrapers to stadia redevelopment and wholesale District Centre regeneration, Manchester is the growth hub of the North. Lead regional and national joint initiatives to improve standards.

Client Details

'This is Manchester, we do things differently here!'

Working for Manchester City Council you will join a team who are passionate about what we do, and Building Control is at the heart of shaping and delivering development to better the lives and well being of all the citizens of Manchester. We are the largest employer in the city which is the heart of the Northern Powerhouse and recognised internationally for its unique contribution to the national and world economy.

'Make a difference in Manchester'

The projects you will be working on will have a real impact on the people of Manchester. The variety of projects mean that your work will affect professionals, students, families in their everyday lives.

'Be yourself and thrive'

Manchester City Council strive to create a fair and inclusive workplace that is as diverse as the communities we serve. We also welcome new ideas and get you involved which is why we have great staff retention, we invest in our people with further training and development, and look after your well-being with all the benefits on offer.

Description

This opportunity stands out in the Building Control and Local Government sector. You'll lead projects spanning leisure developments such as the extension to the Etihad stadium and other nationally prominent leisure and cultural developments such as the Coop Live Arena and the Factory, student accommodation, high-rise residential buildings, city centre offices and commercial schemes, town centre regeneration projects such as Wythenshawe, Hospital redevelopments including at the World Renowned Christies Hospital as well as Manchester Airport. As part of the broader building control team-comprising 20 members-you'll manage the team and report to the assistant director. Your focus will be on financial and operational performance. You'll drive decision-making in building control, oversee fire safety and safety at sports grounds, and represent the Council at SAG meetings. Your role involves setting and implementing standards related to buildings, construction, and public safety. On a daily basis, you'll collaborate with your team to ensure project safety and compliance. Throughout, your goal is to foster better coordination across services, partners, and communities.

Profile

If you're a technical building control manager or a principal building control inspector seeking career advancement, feel free to reach out! I'd be happy to explore how your expertise in current building regulations can contribute to enhancing standards related to buildings, construction, and public safety. If you're not already at Level 4 according to the Building Inspector Competence Framework, don't worry-the council will assist you in achieving this qualification.

Job Offer

Join an organization that prioritizes your career growth and well-being. As part of the public sector, you'll enjoy a stable and engaging workload, along with generous benefits, including:

  • The UK's largest pension scheme in local government.
  • 26 days of annual leave (plus 5 extra days after 5 years).
  • The option to purchase up to 10 additional days of leave per year.
  • Hybrid working opportunities.
  • Annual awards recognizing performance and long service.
  • Enhanced maternity pay.
  • One professional is fee covered.
  • 10 days of paid paternity leave.
  • Discounts at various retailers.
  • Support for further career development.

Why work for us - Manchester City Council (eploy.net)

Please click on the below link to hear Mark Dickens, Assistant Director of Planning and Building Control at Manchester City Council discuss the opportunity that exists at Manchester City Council and in the Building Control function.

https://episode/0oaIV3G6lYpSl3Pl8aibzs?si=Mi8F2E0-TyiOZftkp75vpQ

If you are interested in this amazing opportunity please submit a one page cover letter along with your CV, against this advert.

This will be a two stage process, with first and second stages, being on the 11th July.

The closing date for applications is on the 2nd July at 23:59.