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Building Services Manager Skipton, North Yorkshire
One of the UK’s largest building societies, we have over You’ll also be responsible for the preparation and control of both
600,000 customers and more than 80 branches across the maintenance and capital project budgets, and the management
country, from Aberdeen to Plymouth. Our ongoing success, of a dedicated building services team whose training,
and everything we do, is driven by the core values which are
development and motivation will also be a focus of the role.
at the heart of our business - enthusiasm, fairness, ownership
To maintain the highest of standards in building services, not
and trust.
least when it comes to health and safety, you must be a CIBSE
This is a key role in which you’ll manage all aspects of
member with significant experience in a similar role. A confident
building services at our main site in Skipton and a number
communicator and people manager, you’ve also a degree level
of other locations around the town - with the primary aim to
qualification in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering.
ensure the availability and efficient operation of all mechanical If you’re inspired, and want to share in our success as
and electrical services, as well as a prompt response to all one of the UK’s largest building societies, just go to
reported repairs and breakdowns. www.skiptoncareers.co.uk
“Together we all get on”
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