Planned Maintenance Manager Asset & Facilities Hours: Full-time Reporting to: Director of Assets & Facilities Location: Dublin or Drogheda Salary scale: €59,408 €67,978 Role overview The Planned Maintenance Manager is responsible for the strategic, forward-looking management of Peter McVerry Trust's housing and property assets. The role ensures that assets are safe, compliant, sustainable and fit for purpose through effective stock condition assessment, lifecycle planning, planned and cyclical maintenance programmes, and compliance servicing. The post holder provides assurance to the Director of Assets & Facilities and the Board that long-term maintenance and compliance obligations are understood, planned, funded and delivered. Responsibilities Asset and stock condition management Lead and manage the stock condition survey programme across all housing and non-housing assets. Ensure asset data is accurate, complete and maintained within PMVT asset management systems including the asset register. Analyse lifecycle data and investment needs to inform strategic asset decisions and regulatory reporting. Planned and cyclical maintenance (preventative maintenance and compliance focus) Develop and manage 5, 10 and 30-year planned maintenance programmes. Lead all planned and cyclical maintenance programmes from implementation to completion including but not limited to: Fire safety systems servicing and upgrades Mechanical and electrical servicing and lifecycle replacement Gas safety and electrical testing and certification programmes Water hygiene and legionella control programmes Lifts, emergency lighting and other statutory servicing Ensure cyclical compliance servicing schedules are maintained, monitored and evidenced. Provide assurance that statutory inspections and servicing are completed within required timescales. Procurement and contract management Prepare specifications and tender documentation for planned and cyclical maintenance works. Manage planned maintenance and compliance contracts in line with procurement policy and delegated authority limits, ensuring funding requirements are achieved through various funding models and consultation with multiple stakeholders including government departments. Monitor contractor performance, costs and value for money. Where required, act as Project Supervisor Design Process (PSDP). Risk, assurance and reporting Maintain oversight of long-term property-related risks and mitigation programmes. Contribute to and maintain the asset-related risk register. Provide regular reports on planned maintenance, compliance and lifecycle performance. Cover arrangements Provide management cover for the Responsive Maintenance function during periods of leave or vacancy, ensuring service continuity. Strategic accountability remains with the substantive role holder. General duties Work collaboratively across the organisation using a one team approach. Undertake other duties appropriate to the role as required. Ensure safety of staff and participants. Ensure fire safety. Ensure mechanical and electrical safety. Provide monthly reporting on key areas of work ensuring reports are accurate and concise. Contribute to the ongoing activities of the Asset and Facilities team. Undertake any other agreed duties to ensure the provision of the service. Key competencies required key skills and knowledge Candidates will be shortlisted on the basis of illustrating in their application that they fulfil the following criteria: Essential: Minimum of Degree (at level 7 of NFQ) in Building Surveying or equivalent technical qualification relevant to the role. 5+ years relevant experience in a similar technical role. Full driving licence and use of car / ability to meet the mobility requirements of the post. Specialist role-related knowledge in asset management. Experience in procurement / contract supervision. Experience of monitoring and managing maintenance budgets. Strong arithmetical, financial control and budget management skills. Value for money achievement. Ability to monitor team workloads and performance against corporate targets and service standards, reviewing and addressing any areas of underperformance. Experience working in a customer-focused organisation with frequent customer contact. Ability to work accurately with strong attention to detail. Handle conflict situations in a confident and positive manner and be tenacious in achieving objectives. Excellent written and oral communication skills including report writing and the ability to effectively communicate key updates and decisions to all relevant staff. Willingness to undertake further professional development. Commitment to the ethos and values of Peter McVerry Trust. Desirable: Relevant professional membership accreditation (e.g. SCSI, CIOB, CIH etc.). Project Supervisor Design Process (PSDP) certification or capability and willingness to achieve accreditation. Experience of housing/asset management-based software. Experience working in a social housing environment. Additional information The above job description is not intended to be a comprehensive list of all duties involved and, consequently, the post holder may be required to perform other duties as appropriate to the post which may be assigned from time to time. Confidentiality: It is a condition of service that all information obtained during the course of employment, especially with regard to participants affairs, is treated with the strictest confidence. Equal opportunities: Implement Equal Opportunities in daily practice at all times. Health and safety: Be responsible for own health and safety and that of colleagues in accordance with relevant PMVT policies and procedures. Child protection: Follow all child protection legislation, regulations, and guidelines including the PMVT Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy. How to apply To apply, click apply below. Registration Number 412953 | Charity Number CHY7256.