Band 8B BSO Assets and Property Manager Ref: 55508429 Salary: Band 8b (£64,455 - £74,896) Location: BSO HQ Franklin Street, Belfast Closing – Fri 20 Mar 2026 @ 6:00 PM
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JOB SUMMARY:
In accordance with the BSO Asset Management Strategy and the direction given by the Director of People & Place the post holder is professionally responsible and accountable for leading, developing and coordinating all aspects of an effective property management service that provides for interpretation of complex technical legal advice, monitors compliance; provides assurance of compliance to the Director of People & Place; develops and implement strategic estate plans and contributes to continued service development and improvement.
This role is specifically focussed on developing and driving forward the distinct strategies for Office Accommodation, Supply Chain and Education & Training estates. The post holder will be expected to provide and lead an effective strategic property and asset service across all of BSO. This will require an innovative approach and regular contact with the relevant Directors, Senior Management and Project Managers, to ensure an efficient service is provided for their respective sites and buildings.
The post holder will be required to take the lead role in managing all property transaction functions including acquisition and disposals of estate, negotiating leases and licences both in capacity as Landlord and Tenant, property searches, technical building surveys, appointing specialist technical contractors, property contracts management, statutory compliance, property risk assessments, advising the Organisation of their responsibilities under the terms of leases and licences.
The post holder will be responsible for ensuring that the BSO Executive Leadership Team is familiar with third party interests, covenants and other restrictions on the use of the building/land and ensuring this is accurately maintained and reflects all changes i.e. when there are any changes made to property use.
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