Support Services Team Leader

A Part Time Support Services Team Leader position is available at Rushey Mead Health Centre in Leicester. The role requires supervisory experience with domestic assistants or receptionists, offering a pro rata salary of £26,530.09 for 6.5 hours daily, Monday to Friday. Responsibilities include overseeing a team, managing rosters, recruitment, and liaising with clients and contractors. Applicants should possess relevant qualifications, strong customer service and administrative skills, alongside a full driving licence. The organisation values diversity and inclusivity, providing training opportunities and benefits such as holiday allowance and pension contributions.

We have a great opportunity for a Part Time Support Services Team Leader to join our team based in Leicester – Rushey Mead Health Centre
You will need to have supervisory experience working with domestic assistants/cleaners or receptionists.
The salary on offer is £26,530.09 Pro rata for part time
You will work 5 days a week Monday to Friday
To work 6.5 hours per day between 7.00 and 19.00 to the needs of the service.
DBS Required
A full clean driving license will be required
A van and fuel will be provided
About the role
As a Support Services Team Leader, you will supervise and support a team of Frontline FM colleagues within a dedicated patch of properties.
The role will involve completing rota’s and ensuring that administrative duties are carried out. You may also be involved in the recruitment of Frontline Colleague’s, as well as liaising with your customers, tenants, contractors. Some of your time will consist of planning and allocating work and checking that all duties have been carried out correctly and to the required standard.
You will manage your own time, splitting your time between each of the properties within your patch of colleagues and working from home. Ensuring that you are on hand and there to support our colleagues and customers where required.
This is a varied role, which requires someone with a background of supervising colleagues, ideally within a Facilities Management role.
Key Responsibilities
Complete any reports or paperwork associated with the role, including but not limited to, timesheets verification, absence records, annual leave information, stock order forms & Health & Safety audits
Undertake the rostering of staff and ensure all absences are appropriately covered
Responsible for the recruitment of staff, undertake their appraisal and monitor personal development. Undertake one to ones and appraisals
Recruit, induct and where appropriate train new employees or less experienced staff in accordance with training requirements
Manage a delegated budget
Undertake all planned and reactive ad hoc surveys/audits as necessary to manage the business performance
Liaise with your customers, tenants, contractors, and service users to understand day to day service pressures and coordinate any required response, providing professional advice and information where appropriate
Creating and managing purchase orders and timesheets
We also offer; 27 days holiday not including bank holidays, access to grouppersonal pension plan including SMART contributions into which the company will contribute up to 6% towards your savings, training and development opportunities andNHS discounts.
To be considered for this role you will have:
Either City and Guilds level 3 cleaning and support services or equivalent demonstrable experience
Working knowledge of Health and Safety requirements
Experience of managing or supervising a team
Strong customer service skills
Strong administrative skills
Educated to NVQ2 level equivalent knowledge or experience
Who are we?
We are part of the NHS family with 6,000 professionals supporting over 3,000 healthcare properties across England. Our purpose is to enable excellent patient care by being the best property and facilities provider to the NHS.
Our services include estate strategy and optimisation, property management, facilities management, property development and construction project management. We help support millions of patients and NHS colleagues in collaboration without 7,000 customers who range from Integrated Care Systems, health providers, charities and more.
Our culture and values seek to place our NHS colleagues and their patients, at the heart of everything we do.
We celebrate diversity, and we are working hard to create an inclusive environment where people love to work and can fulfil their potential.
We would encourage all applicants to apply as soon as possible as we may close vacancies early should we receive a high number of applications.
Best of luck with your application!