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3 x Capital Projects Portfolio Lead positions available on a permanent basis, in London. Band 8c - from £88,520 including HCAS Inner London Shape the spaces and environments that support patient care Take ownership of a site-specific portfolio of capital projects across Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, leading projects from initial planning through to completion and operational handover. This is a senior role with responsibility for a diverse portfolio of projects ranging from £5k to more than £50m. Lead your team to deliver safe, compliant projects on time and within budget, while working closely with clinical and operational leaders to ensure investment in the estate supports the needs of patients, staff and services. The impact you'll have Turn capital investment into environments that work better for the people who use them. You'll have ownership of your portfolio, balancing immediate project delivery with the longer-term needs of the estate. From major construction projects and backlog works to clinical building standards and sustainability, your decisions will influence how the Trust develops and improves its sites. Your expertise will help ensure investment is well planned, commercially sound and delivers safe, compliant spaces that can support healthcare now and into the future. Lead capital projects from plan to handover Take responsibility for projects throughout their lifecycle, bringing together the people, budgets, expertise and resources needed to get them delivered. You'll work closely with clinical leaders, operational teams, finance, contractors, consultants and other specialists, with responsibility spanning business cases, procurement, construction and final handover. You'll also appoint and manage external expertise where required, including design teams, legal and financial advisors, cost consultants and construction specialists. Take ownership of your capital portfolio Lead and manage a site-specific programme of work, taking responsibility for: Delivering capital projects ranging from £5k to more than £50m. Planning and managing projects to agreed timescales, budgets and quality standards. Managing capital budgets, forecasting, financial reporting and value for money. Developing business cases and options appraisals and taking them through Trust governance. Leading on health, safety and wellbeing across project delivery. Ensuring projects meet statutory, regulatory and Trust compliance requirements. Managing contractors, consultants and other external specialists. Monitoring project risk, performance and progress and reporting to senior management. Supporting backlog, Trust, charity and externally funded capital programmes. Ensuring completed projects are safely and compliantly handed over for clinical, staff, patient and public use. Contributing to strategic estate planning, sustainability and the development of the wider capital programme. Lead the people behind delivery Lead and manage the team responsible for delivering your assigned portfolio, setting priorities, allocating work and creating the conditions for people to perform at their best. As a senior member of the Estates and Facilities team, you'll also work across organisational boundaries, influencing stakeholders from project and finance teams through to clinical leadership and Trust executives. You'll deputise for senior Capital Projects colleagues when required and bring your expertise to wider estates decisions. What you'll bring If you have significant experience delivering complex capital projects within healthcare or a comparable environment and are ready to take ownership of a substantial portfolio, this role gives you the scope to do it. You'll need: A construction-related degree, equivalent qualification, or significant health and/or construction industry experience. Detailed knowledge and experience of management, leadership, financial management and strategic planning. A minimum of five years' senior management experience within healthcare or a similar capital project delivery environment. Experience managing, planning and budgeting for multiple large and complex healthcare or healthcare-related construction projects. Strong people and team management skills. Strong financial analysis and management skills. The ability to deliver against agreed deadlines and budgets. The ability to provide expert specialist advice and make effective decisions. Strong negotiation, communication and stakeholder management skills. The ability to operate effectively at senior level within a complex organisation. It would also be an advantage, but isn't essential, if you have: A management qualification. Membership of a relevant professional institution. A programme and/or project management qualification. A health and safety qualification. Knowledge of the NHS, its structure and objectives. Project and programme management skills. Apply today for one of the 3 Capital Projects Portfolio Lead positions available. Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust is making seven key appointments across its Estates and Facilities team, bringing together leadership and specialist expertise in capital, programme delivery, clinical engineering and fire safety. Insight Executive Group is exclusively managing the recruitment campaign on behalf of the Trust.

Local authority in Greater Manchester are looking for an electrical officer to join their capital works team for an initial period of 6 months. Purpose of the role: take responsibility for electrical design, planning, management and delivery of projects and programmes. The work of the Division is diverse and typically includes the maintenance and refurbishment work of: school programmes, listed buildings, art galleries, city centre public realm monuments, national sporting/leisure facilities, infrastructure & fabrication improvements to Manchester's parks, solar PV installations, decarbonisation schemes. The applicant should demonstrate experience of working on a range of projects involving electrical design and have a wide range of construction knowledge. This is to be underpinned with a successful track record in the delivery with major refurbishment, new build schemes and inspecting and reporting of defects. NBS specification software or other similar packages, calculations and feasibility studies on all types of buildings. Additionally, you will also possess a good working knowledge of building and planning legislation, Health & Safety legislation, CDM Regulations, CAD software systems and relevant commercial and contractual experience. 35 hours per week Hybrid working 3 and 2 Initially until end of March £40 an hour umbrella Weekly pay If you would like to discuss the role further please apply for the role and one of the property team will call you to discuss.

London Permanent Band 9 from £121,528 including HCAS Inner London Shape the future of Imperial's estate through the capital investment behind it Lead Estates Capital Projects across Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, taking responsibility for the strategy, planning and delivery of a complex Trust-wide capital programme. This is a senior leadership role with the scope to influence both the estate Imperial has today and how it develops for the future. Reporting directly to the Director of Estates and Facilities, you'll lead the Capital Projects team, oversee projects ranging from £5k to more than £20m and manage annual capital budgets over £20m. You'll work across the Trust to make sure investment is directed effectively and projects deliver the safe, compliant clinical environments patients and staff need. The impact you'll have Take the lead on a capital programme that touches every part of a large and complex healthcare estate. You'll influence which projects move forward, how capital is allocated and how schemes are planned, procured and delivered. Working with clinical leaders, senior managers and colleagues across Estates and Facilities, you'll help turn service requirements into investment plans and ultimately into environments that support better care. Alongside delivery, you'll have a wider strategic remit, leading Trust-wide estate planning, contributing to the Estates Strategy and overseeing the development of Outline and Full Business Cases. Lead capital investment from strategy through to delivery Take responsibility for the Trust's Estates Capital Projects function, including: Leading the development and delivery of the Trust's capital programme across its sites. Managing capital planning, budgeting, forecasting and financial reporting, including externally funded projects. Overseeing projects from feasibility and business case development through to delivery, handover and post-project evaluation. Ensuring projects are delivered safely, compliantly, on time, within budget and to the required quality standards. Leading strategic estate planning and supporting master planning across the Trust. Overseeing the development of Outline and Full Business Cases and presenting proposals through Trust governance. Managing procurement, contractors, professional advisers and other external specialists. Providing expert construction and capital projects advice to senior leaders, committees and project teams. Ensuring projects meet relevant IPC, HTM, HBN, building and health and safety requirements. Identifying programme risks, trends and issues and recommending changes. Supporting the allocation of capital funding and ensuring investment is backed by clear business justification. The role also acts as delegated budget holder for Estates Capital Project works and carries responsibility for managing capital budgets over £20m annually. Lead the people behind the programme You'll have full line management responsibility for the Estates Capital Projects team across the Trust, setting direction and making sure the right skills and resources are in place to meet the demands of the programme. This is a visible senior leadership position within Estates and Facilities. You'll work closely with Trust Executive Directors and other senior stakeholders, present to the Board and management committees and deputise for the Director of Estates and Facilities when required. What you'll bring You'll be an established senior estates or capital projects professional who understands what it takes to deliver major investment programmes in a complex environment. You'll need: A qualification in a relevant technical field and membership of a recognised professional organisation. Chartered status as an Engineer (CEng), Surveyor (RICS), Chartered Builder (CIOB) or Architect (RIBA). A postgraduate qualification to at least master's level, or equivalent senior-level experience in construction programme or project management. A financial qualification and/or experience managing substantial, complex budgets. Experience managing and developing large-scale estates projects and planning in a specialised, demanding environment. Experience and knowledge of NHS procedures, systems, legislation and guidance. Experience delivering complex project programmes and managing capital programmes. Experience leading a Programme Management Office. Strong commercial, financial and analytical skills, with experience managing professional technical teams and external consultants. A postgraduate management qualification such as an MBA, advanced Excel skills and PRINCE2 or equivalent are listed as desirable rather than essential. Apply today for the Head of Estates Capital Projects today. Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust is making seven key appointments across its Estates and Facilities team, bringing together leadership and specialist expertise in capital, programme delivery, clinical engineering and fire safety. Insight Executive Group is exclusively managing the recruitment campaign on behalf of the Trust.

PMO Lead London Permanent Band 8b from £75,328 including HCAS Inner London Shape how a major capital programme is managed, governed and delivered Lead the PMO ( Portfolio Management Office) supporting Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust's portfolio of capital projects, ranging from £5k to more than £50m. This is a senior role with the opportunity to shape the governance, controls and insight behind capital investment across a complex NHS estate. Strengthen how projects are planned, monitored and reported, giving senior leaders the information they need to make informed decisions and helping project teams deliver safely, compliantly, on time and within budget. The impact you'll have as PMO Leadf Bring greater consistency, visibility and control to the Trust's capital programme. Your leadership will strengthen the systems and processes behind project delivery, improve the quality of management information and provide greater assurance around performance, risk, cost and compliance. Working across the capital portfolio, you'll help create an environment where issues are identified early, decisions are backed by reliable information, and project teams have the structure they need to deliver. Give leaders the insight to make informed decisions Turn complex programme and project information into clear, useful insight for senior stakeholders. You'll oversee reporting across the capital portfolio, bringing together information on progress, budgets, risks, issues and performance to provide an accurate picture of delivery. By establishing clear reporting standards and maintaining strong governance, you'll help senior leaders understand where projects stand, where attention is needed and where decisions need to be made. Shape how capital projects are governed and controlled Take responsibility for the PMO framework that supports projects across the Trust's estate, including: Developing and maintaining effective programme and project governance, controls and reporting. Establishing consistent project management standards, processes and documentation. Monitoring the performance of capital projects against agreed programmes, budgets and objectives. Providing clear and accurate portfolio reporting to senior stakeholders. Maintaining oversight of project risks, issues, dependencies and actions. Supporting effective financial monitoring and control across the capital portfolio. Ensuring project teams follow agreed governance and assurance processes. Supporting compliance with relevant Trust policies, statutory requirements and standards. Identifying opportunities to improve PMO processes and the way projects are managed. Providing assurance that projects are progressing safely, compliantly, on time and within budget. Lead the people behind it Lead and develop the PMO function, creating a consistent approach to programme and project management across the capital portfolio. You'll work closely with project managers and wider Estates and Facilities colleagues, providing the structure, challenge and support that enables teams to deliver effectively. Building strong relationships across the Trust will be central to the role, particularly when bringing together financial, operational and project information from different teams and turning it into a clear view of portfolio performance. What you'll bring You'll need strong experience of programme or portfolio management within a complex capital environment, together with the ability to bring structure and clarity to a diverse programme of work. You'll need: Significant experience of programme, portfolio or PMO management within a complex organisation. Experience establishing and maintaining effective project governance, controls, assurance and reporting. Strong knowledge of project and programme management methodologies and processes. Experience monitoring complex capital programmes, including programme, cost, risk and performance. The ability to analyse complex information and translate it into clear reporting for senior stakeholders. Experience working with multidisciplinary project teams and a wide range of internal and external stakeholders. Strong leadership and people management skills. The ability to challenge constructively, influence decisions and drive consistent standards across multiple projects. Apply today for the PMO Lead role. Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust is making seven key appointments across its Estates and Facilities team, bringing together leadership and specialist expertise in capital, programme delivery, clinical engineering and fire safety. Insight Executive Group is exclusively managing the recruitment campaign on behalf of the Trust.

Lead the medical equipment services that clinical teams rely on every day as Head of Clinical Engineering in London on a permanent basis. Band 9 from £121,528 including HCAS Inner London Take Trust-wide responsibility for Clinical Engineering at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, leading the people, systems and services behind the safe and effective use of medical equipment across its clinical services. This is a senior role where engineering, patient safety, clinical need and investment come together. As the Trust's lead expert on medical devices, you'll shape how equipment is procured, managed, maintained and replaced, while developing the long-term equipping strategies needed to support the Trust's clinical services. Your remit stretches from specialist support for neonatal intensive care, high dependency areas and renal dialysis sites to Trust-wide medical equipment programmes and advice at Board level. The impact you'll have as Head of Clinical Engineering Clinical teams need equipment they can trust. Your leadership will help make sure they have it. You'll be professionally accountable for Clinical Engineering across the Trust, bringing together patient safety, compliance, asset management, procurement, maintenance, training and financial control. With around 27,000 items of medical equipment covered by the Trust's maintenance programme, this is a substantial operation. You'll look at how equipment is being used across the organisation, where investment or replacement is needed and how assets can be managed more effectively to support clinical services and make the best use of available resources. Shape the Trust's approach to medical equipment Lead the strategy and systems behind Clinical Engineering, taking responsibility for: Developing long-term strategies for the procurement, operation and replacement of medical equipment. Delivering the Trust's capital and sub-capital medical equipment programme. Ensuring medical equipment is appropriately procured, installed, maintained and operated safely. Leading asset optimisation and the maintenance programme across approximately 27,000 items of medical equipment. Overseeing outsourced specialist maintenance contracts and monitoring performance. Ensuring Clinical Engineering operates within the required Quality Management System and regulatory framework. Managing responses to medical device safety alerts and adverse equipment incidents. Ensuring clinical staff receive the training they need to use medical devices safely and effectively. Assessing equipment requirements across the Trust and identifying opportunities for redeployment, standardisation and more effective use of assets. Providing specialist scientific and technical advice to clinicians, senior leaders, committees and project teams. Representing the Trust with external agencies and regulatory bodies. Briefing the Trust Board and executive committees on medical equipment, maintenance contracts, finance and performance. Influence investment in medical technology You'll have a significant role in deciding how the Trust invests in medical equipment. Leading the annual application process for new capital equipment, you'll use your scientific and specialist knowledge to assess proposals against clinical need, engineering requirements, financial viability and risk. You'll also manage Clinical Engineering budgets, oversee expenditure and forecasting and help determine the most appropriate approach to maintaining individual items of equipment throughout their working life. Lead the people and expertise behind it Lead the Clinical Engineering team and its external specialist providers, creating a service that combines strong technical expertise with a clear understanding of what clinical teams need You'll have responsibility for recruitment, performance, development and wellbeing within the team, while ensuring outsourced providers have the expertise and resources required to deliver compliant services. At Trust level, you'll work directly with divisional directors, clinical leaders, nursing, infection control, finance and procurement, giving you the opportunity to influence medical equipment decisions across the organisation. What you'll bring You'll bring substantial senior-level experience from a large healthcare environment, alongside a strong understanding of medical equipment management and the clinical, technical, regulatory and financial considerations that sit behind it. You'll need: A first degree or equivalent NHS management experience, with evidence of applying your expertise at this level. A master's degree in leadership, management or a relevant subject, or equivalent practical experience at this level. A postgraduate management qualification, or equivalent practical experience. Evidence of sustained continuing professional development. Strong knowledge of the statutory, regulatory and governance requirements surrounding medical equipment. Senior-level operational, HR and financial management experience within a large healthcare organisation. Clinical experience operating a wide range of medical equipment. Strong commercial and contractual experience, including large-scale contract management and negotiation. Experience managing significant budgets, forecasting, capital expenditure programmes and cost improvement requirements. The leadership and influencing skills to work across clinical, technical and corporate teams and report effectively at Board and Executive level. First-hand engineering experience in electronic equipment design, construction and repair is listed as desirable rather than essential. Get your CV in the mix and apply today for the Head of Clinical Engineering role. Insight Executive Group is exclusively managing the recruitment campaign on behalf of Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.