• This is a temporary opportunity for an experienced Mechanical Compliance Manager to support the Estates and Maintenance team in ensuring the delivery of statutory and regulatory mechanical maintenance activities.

• The role is essential in addressing known compliance shortfalls and ensuring remedial works are delivered on time and to standard.

• The successful candidate will oversee contractor management, support compliance assurance, and utilise the CAFM system for reporting and planning.

• Support the delivery of statutory mechanical compliance across the estate.

• Work alongside the Mechanical Maintenance Manager to reduce backlog and improve compliance status.

• Plan and monitor remedial mechanical maintenance works and ensure completion within legal and organisational timescales.

• Manage contractors delivering mechanical maintenance and ensure adherence to service level agreements.

• Utilise the CAFM (Computer-Aided Facilities Management) system to monitor asset performance, maintenance schedules, and compliance tracking.

• Ensure mechanical systems are maintained in accordance with statutory obligations and industry best practices.

• Liaise with internal stakeholders and external contractors to facilitate planned and reactive works.

• Provide detailed reports on compliance performance and remedial progress.

• Contribute to internal audits and support risk mitigation through effective mechanical infrastructure management.

• Proven experience in managing mechanical maintenance compliance within a large, complex estate.

• Strong working knowledge of statutory mechanical compliance regulations and best practices.

• Experience managing external contractors and overseeing planned and reactive works.

• Ability to use CAFM systems for maintenance tracking and reporting.

• Excellent organisational, communication, and project planning skills.

• Strong understanding of building services, including heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC).

• Experience within a higher education or large institutional environment.

• Mechanical engineering qualification or relevant professional certification.

• Familiarity with health and safety standards, including audits and compliance documentation.

• Full-time role: 36 hours per week.