3 jobs found in Guildford

Overview Interim FM lead required to manage a district council property portfolio (community buildings, public conveniences, pavilions, offices). This role will focus on FM delivery, contract compliance, and supporting a live FM re-procurement, alongside overseeing minor works projects. Key Responsibilities * Oversee day-to-day FM service delivery and contractor performance * Ensure statutory and technical compliance across the estate * Lead and support FM contract management and compliance reporting * Support FM re-procurement process (specification, tender, evaluation) * Manage minor works/projects (e.g. refurbishments, car parks, drainage) * Provide leadership to the FM/surveying team Key Requirements * Strong FM leadership experience (Head of FM / Senior FM level) * Background in Local Government / NHS / public sector estate * Proven experience in: * FM contract management * Procurement/re-procurement of FM services *...

Chemical Compliance Scientist - (Regulatory REACH Specialist) £c40k prorate Hampshire, TEMP ABJ6720 TEMP - ONSITE - 22.77/hr PAYE 35hr wk Duration: 3 months (end Sept 2026) An exciting opportunity has arisen for a, Chemical Compliance Scientist to join a leading compliance and regulatory team. As a chemicals regulatory / compliance specialist with REACH experience you will be is responsible for ensuring products and consumables meet applicable chemical regulations, industry standards, and internal compliance requirements across international markets. As a regulatory chemist with REACH experience you will provide expert guidance on chemical regulatory matters, conduct compliance assessments and competitor product audits, and support the delivery of training and regulatory awareness programmes across the business. In chemical compliance you have the opportunity to work closely with scientific, legal, product development, and compliance teams, influencing strategic business...

Neighbourhood Housing Officer Location: South East England Contract: 6 months Working Pattern: Hybrid From tenancy visits and estate inspections to resolving ASB cases and supporting vulnerable residents, no two days are the same as a Neighbourhood Housing Officer. You might start the morning carrying out tenancy visits and checking in with residents who need additional support, before heading out onto your patch to investigate reports of anti-social behaviour or attend an estate walkabout. By lunchtime, you could be working alongside colleagues in Repairs, Income or Allocations to resolve complex tenancy issues, before spending the afternoon meeting partner agencies, supporting vulnerable residents, or preparing case files for legal action. This is a genuinely varied neighbourhood management role where you'll have the opportunity to make a visible difference to communities and improve outcomes for residents. What you'll be doing Managing a designated patch of housing stock...