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Head of Property Services Permanent Darlington Sellick Partnership are delighted to be assisting one of the largest care groups in the country in the recruitment of their Head of Property Services. The budget responsibility for this role exceeds 20 million per annum and so this role will require strategic oversight of building compliance, maintenance, asset management, and capital expenditure. Responsibilities of the Head of Property Services: Ensure property services align with the companys ethos and care delivery model Develop strong relationships with operational teams and support functions to enhance service delivery Provide leadership to the property service managers and help desk team, ensuring optimal support to care homes Oversee recruitment, performance management, and objective setting for the property team Responsible for driving compliance in Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) and remedial service lines Will manage all Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) and Water Risk Assessment (WRA) processes, ensuring full audit trails This role will require the Head of Property services to work closely with health and safety team to address overlapping responsibilities Oversee building compliance, maintenance, capital expenditure, and asset management Identify and implement operational efficiencies to reduce overheads Essential Requirements: Degree in a relevant discipline (architecture, building, engineering, facilities management, project management, surveying) or significant equivalent experience Ideal but not essential; possess a background in facilities management, estates, or a related field, with the leadership qualities to manage a multi-site, multi-disciplinary team in a complex organisation Full driving license and willingness to travel Benefits for the Head of Property Services: Award-winning and excellent learning and development GP online Colleague discounts Access to over 1600 high street discounts Wellbeing - free of charge access to an independent and confidential Employee Assistance Programme