ScreenSkills
Job title: Programme Manager - Strategic Delivery & PMO Reports to: Chief Operating Officer Location: London/Hybrid Contract type: Fixed Term Contract 12 Months Apply via: Please submit a CV and cover letter that sets out how your recent experience aligns with the Essential Experience criteria in the role description to Please structure your response with clear, specific examples. Applications that do not address these criteria may not be progressed. About us: ScreenSkills is the industry-led skills body for the screen industries - film, television (including children's, unscripted and high-end), VFX, animation and games. We are supporting the continued growth and future innovation across the whole of the UK by investing in the skilled and inclusive workforce who are critical to the global success of the screen sector. We are supported by industry contributions to our Skills Funds - High-end TV, Film, Animation, Children's TV, Unscripted TV - and Arts Council England to help people get into the industry and progress within it. Role purpose: ScreenSkills is delivering its strategy to support a world leading, inclusive and agile screen workforce. This role provides organisational leadership across Strategic Projects, ensuring activity is sequenced, governed and resourced effectively. Alongside Strategy programme oversight, the role will also help establish the basic foundations of a Project Management Office (PMO) to strengthen delivery discipline, cross team coordination and portfolio level reporting throughout the organisation. Key responsibilities: Strategic Project Leadership & Oversight Lead day to day planning, tracking, oversight, and reporting of a programme of Strategic Projects derived from to ScreenSkills' Strategy and Annual Operating Plan activities. Maintain the organisation wide roadmap of Strategic Projects, including dependencies, milestones, delivery risks and mitigations. Ensure Strategic Projects deliver expected outcomes, integrating evaluation, workforce insight and stakeholder priorities. Delivery of Core Strategy Workstreams Financial Management & Reporting Monitor actual expenditure and forecasted spend for Strategic Projects, aligned to the current budgets, working closely with senior colleagues in delivery and Finance teams. Work with the CEO, Finance Director and the COO to produce board updates and strategic performance summaries. Proposing and identifying risks and mitigations Communications, Reporting & Engagement Working effectively with all teams, particularly Finance. Scheduling regular update meetings with key colleagues to ensure that they are up-to-date with what's happening across delivery activities and alerting project leads and other senior colleagues to any potential issues (e.g. in the areas of staffing, resourcing, timelines, delivery against targets or reporting) Provide delivery support for project groups as needed (including the cross sector stakeholder groups). Engage with all internal and external stakeholders as needed. PMO Functional Development Support the COO in maturing the project planning, management and coordination methodologies throughout the organization (the establishment of a basic PMO). Lead organisation wide adoption of a suitable task/project management platform to act as a "single source of truth" for projects. Help build organisational capability through coaching and mentoring colleagues involved in project delivery. Develop consistent planning and reporting tools for use across projects. Produce portfolio level dashboards and narrative reporting to improve oversight of performance, risks and resourcing across relevant projects. Outline use cases for applicable tools, systems & processes Essential skills and experiences: Essential Experience Proven experience managing complex organisational Strategic Projects. Experience establishing or contributing to PMO structures or delivery frameworks. Strong financial literacy and ability to manage budgets. Experience coordinating multi stakeholder delivery across sectors or agencies. Essential Skills Excellent project and programme planning skills. Strong stakeholder engagement, relationship building and diplomacy. Ability to synthesise information and produce concise high quality reporting. Strong organisational, analytical and communication skills. Desirable Experience Experience in skills, education, creative industries or public policy environments. Attributes Highly organised, proactive and solutions-focused Skilled at navigating ambiguity and complexity Collaborative and committed to inclusive workforce development Corporate responsibilities of all ScreenSkills personnel: Take ownership of, and contribute to, internal and external communications activity both in their job role and as part of ScreenSkills' overall strategic objectives. Demonstrate a personal commitment to embracing and promoting ScreenSkills' positive approach to the achievement of acceptance, openness, and equality of opportunity at work for people from under-represented groups (e.g. such as those with disabilities and global majority backgrounds) Promote and develop individual and organisational activities which support and enhance environmental sustainability and health and safety objectives. Establish good working relationships with both internal and external customers and provide a high-quality service which meets their needs. Support yours and your colleagues' activity through a commitment to effective and correct use of corporate tools and resources, including the ScreenSkills' intranet for internal communications and authorised systems for contact management. ScreenSkills is committed to diversity and equality of opportunity in all aspects of our work. We particularly welcome applications from under-represented groups such as returning parents or carers who are re-entering after a career break, women, people who are LGBTQ+, minority ethnic groups, with a disability, impairment, learning difference or long-term condition, with caring responsibilities, from different nations and regions, from a less advantaged socio-economic background as well as any other under-represented group. This job description is not intended to be either prescriptive or exhaustive. It is issued as a framework to outline the main areas of responsibility at the time of writing.
Job title: Programme Manager - Strategic Delivery & PMO Reports to: Chief Operating Officer Location: London/Hybrid Contract type: Fixed Term Contract 12 Months Apply via: Please submit a CV and cover letter that sets out how your recent experience aligns with the Essential Experience criteria in the role description to Please structure your response with clear, specific examples. Applications that do not address these criteria may not be progressed. About us: ScreenSkills is the industry-led skills body for the screen industries - film, television (including children's, unscripted and high-end), VFX, animation and games. We are supporting the continued growth and future innovation across the whole of the UK by investing in the skilled and inclusive workforce who are critical to the global success of the screen sector. We are supported by industry contributions to our Skills Funds - High-end TV, Film, Animation, Children's TV, Unscripted TV - and Arts Council England to help people get into the industry and progress within it. Role purpose: ScreenSkills is delivering its strategy to support a world leading, inclusive and agile screen workforce. This role provides organisational leadership across Strategic Projects, ensuring activity is sequenced, governed and resourced effectively. Alongside Strategy programme oversight, the role will also help establish the basic foundations of a Project Management Office (PMO) to strengthen delivery discipline, cross team coordination and portfolio level reporting throughout the organisation. Key responsibilities: Strategic Project Leadership & Oversight Lead day to day planning, tracking, oversight, and reporting of a programme of Strategic Projects derived from to ScreenSkills' Strategy and Annual Operating Plan activities. Maintain the organisation wide roadmap of Strategic Projects, including dependencies, milestones, delivery risks and mitigations. Ensure Strategic Projects deliver expected outcomes, integrating evaluation, workforce insight and stakeholder priorities. Delivery of Core Strategy Workstreams Financial Management & Reporting Monitor actual expenditure and forecasted spend for Strategic Projects, aligned to the current budgets, working closely with senior colleagues in delivery and Finance teams. Work with the CEO, Finance Director and the COO to produce board updates and strategic performance summaries. Proposing and identifying risks and mitigations Communications, Reporting & Engagement Working effectively with all teams, particularly Finance. Scheduling regular update meetings with key colleagues to ensure that they are up-to-date with what's happening across delivery activities and alerting project leads and other senior colleagues to any potential issues (e.g. in the areas of staffing, resourcing, timelines, delivery against targets or reporting) Provide delivery support for project groups as needed (including the cross sector stakeholder groups). Engage with all internal and external stakeholders as needed. PMO Functional Development Support the COO in maturing the project planning, management and coordination methodologies throughout the organization (the establishment of a basic PMO). Lead organisation wide adoption of a suitable task/project management platform to act as a "single source of truth" for projects. Help build organisational capability through coaching and mentoring colleagues involved in project delivery. Develop consistent planning and reporting tools for use across projects. Produce portfolio level dashboards and narrative reporting to improve oversight of performance, risks and resourcing across relevant projects. Outline use cases for applicable tools, systems & processes Essential skills and experiences: Essential Experience Proven experience managing complex organisational Strategic Projects. Experience establishing or contributing to PMO structures or delivery frameworks. Strong financial literacy and ability to manage budgets. Experience coordinating multi stakeholder delivery across sectors or agencies. Essential Skills Excellent project and programme planning skills. Strong stakeholder engagement, relationship building and diplomacy. Ability to synthesise information and produce concise high quality reporting. Strong organisational, analytical and communication skills. Desirable Experience Experience in skills, education, creative industries or public policy environments. Attributes Highly organised, proactive and solutions-focused Skilled at navigating ambiguity and complexity Collaborative and committed to inclusive workforce development Corporate responsibilities of all ScreenSkills personnel: Take ownership of, and contribute to, internal and external communications activity both in their job role and as part of ScreenSkills' overall strategic objectives. Demonstrate a personal commitment to embracing and promoting ScreenSkills' positive approach to the achievement of acceptance, openness, and equality of opportunity at work for people from under-represented groups (e.g. such as those with disabilities and global majority backgrounds) Promote and develop individual and organisational activities which support and enhance environmental sustainability and health and safety objectives. Establish good working relationships with both internal and external customers and provide a high-quality service which meets their needs. Support yours and your colleagues' activity through a commitment to effective and correct use of corporate tools and resources, including the ScreenSkills' intranet for internal communications and authorised systems for contact management. ScreenSkills is committed to diversity and equality of opportunity in all aspects of our work. We particularly welcome applications from under-represented groups such as returning parents or carers who are re-entering after a career break, women, people who are LGBTQ+, minority ethnic groups, with a disability, impairment, learning difference or long-term condition, with caring responsibilities, from different nations and regions, from a less advantaged socio-economic background as well as any other under-represented group. This job description is not intended to be either prescriptive or exhaustive. It is issued as a framework to outline the main areas of responsibility at the time of writing.
Pertemps Northampton Commercial
Peterborough, Cambridgeshire
HR Director (NHS) Contract: 12 Weeks - ASAP Location: Remote working 2 days per week, with 3 days on site at Peterborough City Hospital. (Candidates who require fully remote working can be considered). NHS Salary Banding: Band 8c (£30.19 p/h) Hours: Monday to Friday, 8am - 6pm We are now recruiting for the role of HR Director , a key senior leadership position within the directorate. Reporting at a strategic level, this role will lead the Trust's People Services agenda, providing visible, inspirational leadership and further strengthening and embedding high quality HR and workforce services. The HR Director will play a pivotal role in delivering the ambitions of the NHS People Plan, implementing the Trust Strategy and the local People and Culture strategy, and shaping an inclusive, innovative and compassionate culture that supports both staff and patient experience. An experienced and qualified workforce professional, you will bring energy, passion, and accountability, with a strong track record of delivering professional, effective services at pace and working collaboratively with stakeholders across the Trust to ensure excellent People Services. Job Purpose Lead the People Services function within the Workforce & OD team, ensuring delivery of strategic HR objectives Provide high-quality, customer-focused HR services aligned to Trust priorities and performance targets Work collaboratively with senior HR and workforce leaders to deliver key people initiatives Oversee recruitment, workforce planning, employee relations, and HR business partnering services Ensure compliance with employment legislation, national standards, and internal policies Act as a senior point of escalation for complex and sensitive employee relations matters Build and maintain strong relationships with stakeholders, senior leaders, and Trade Unions Support organisational development and the delivery of the Trust's People Strategy Deputise for the Deputy Chief People Officer, providing professional leadership across the function Drive effective use of resources and contribute to the achievement of operational and financial objectives Main Duties & Responsibilities Partner with the Trust Executive Team, senior leaders, and Workforce & OD colleagues to deliver strategic workforce and people priorities Provide senior level HR leadership and expert advice across employee relations, workforce systems, recruitment, workforce planning, and organisational change Lead high level communication and engagement, including presenting complex or sensitive information to Boards, committees, Trade Unions, and large staff groups Build and maintain strong relationships with internal stakeholders, system partners, and Trade Unions to support organisational objectives and effective collaboration Act as a senior escalation point for complex, sensitive, and high risk workforce issues, ensuring compliant, timely, and effective resolution Lead the development, delivery, and review of workforce and OD strategies, ensuring alignment with Trust objectives, best practice, and value for money Drive continuous improvement across People Services by reviewing processes, analysing performance and workforce data, and embedding efficient ways of working Lead the development, implementation, and review of Workforce & OD policies and procedures, ensuring compliance with employment law, NHS standards, and organisational policies Oversee multiple programmes, projects, and workstreams, ensuring delivery to agreed timescales, budgets, and performance indicators Manage People Services resources and budgets effectively, adapting priorities to meet changing organisational and system needs Lead on supplier management and temporary staffing strategies, ensuring quality, compliance, and cost effectiveness Develop and present robust business cases to secure funding for strategic workforce initiatives and service improvements Lead and manage multidisciplinary People Services teams, fostering a high performance, supportive, and inclusive culture with effective supervision and appraisal Oversee recruitment, performance management, staff development, and learning compliance to ensure a skilled, capable workforce Ensure the effective management, integrity, and optimisation of HR and workforce systems (e.g. ESR, payroll, e rostering, recruitment systems) Use workforce intelligence, analytics, and reporting to inform strategic planning, performance monitoring, statutory returns, and senior decision making Ensure compliance with data protection, information governance, audit, and assurance requirements across all People Services activities Lead research, audit, and service improvement initiatives to enhance workforce systems, organisational effectiveness, and staff experience Represent the Trust at regional and national forums, contributing to wider system transformation and shared workforce priorities Working Requirements The post holder will be required to work flexibly across all Trust sites and attended regional and national meetings/events as and when required including participation with the Senior Managers On-call commitment. The post holder must be able to travel independently and efficiently. The post holder must have UK and NHS experience. CIPD qualification is preferred, however candidates with extensive experience in a similar role with no qualification may be considered. Willing to provide all necessary documentation in line with NHS framework compliance -Enhanced DBS check will be required.
HR Director (NHS) Contract: 12 Weeks - ASAP Location: Remote working 2 days per week, with 3 days on site at Peterborough City Hospital. (Candidates who require fully remote working can be considered). NHS Salary Banding: Band 8c (£30.19 p/h) Hours: Monday to Friday, 8am - 6pm We are now recruiting for the role of HR Director , a key senior leadership position within the directorate. Reporting at a strategic level, this role will lead the Trust's People Services agenda, providing visible, inspirational leadership and further strengthening and embedding high quality HR and workforce services. The HR Director will play a pivotal role in delivering the ambitions of the NHS People Plan, implementing the Trust Strategy and the local People and Culture strategy, and shaping an inclusive, innovative and compassionate culture that supports both staff and patient experience. An experienced and qualified workforce professional, you will bring energy, passion, and accountability, with a strong track record of delivering professional, effective services at pace and working collaboratively with stakeholders across the Trust to ensure excellent People Services. Job Purpose Lead the People Services function within the Workforce & OD team, ensuring delivery of strategic HR objectives Provide high-quality, customer-focused HR services aligned to Trust priorities and performance targets Work collaboratively with senior HR and workforce leaders to deliver key people initiatives Oversee recruitment, workforce planning, employee relations, and HR business partnering services Ensure compliance with employment legislation, national standards, and internal policies Act as a senior point of escalation for complex and sensitive employee relations matters Build and maintain strong relationships with stakeholders, senior leaders, and Trade Unions Support organisational development and the delivery of the Trust's People Strategy Deputise for the Deputy Chief People Officer, providing professional leadership across the function Drive effective use of resources and contribute to the achievement of operational and financial objectives Main Duties & Responsibilities Partner with the Trust Executive Team, senior leaders, and Workforce & OD colleagues to deliver strategic workforce and people priorities Provide senior level HR leadership and expert advice across employee relations, workforce systems, recruitment, workforce planning, and organisational change Lead high level communication and engagement, including presenting complex or sensitive information to Boards, committees, Trade Unions, and large staff groups Build and maintain strong relationships with internal stakeholders, system partners, and Trade Unions to support organisational objectives and effective collaboration Act as a senior escalation point for complex, sensitive, and high risk workforce issues, ensuring compliant, timely, and effective resolution Lead the development, delivery, and review of workforce and OD strategies, ensuring alignment with Trust objectives, best practice, and value for money Drive continuous improvement across People Services by reviewing processes, analysing performance and workforce data, and embedding efficient ways of working Lead the development, implementation, and review of Workforce & OD policies and procedures, ensuring compliance with employment law, NHS standards, and organisational policies Oversee multiple programmes, projects, and workstreams, ensuring delivery to agreed timescales, budgets, and performance indicators Manage People Services resources and budgets effectively, adapting priorities to meet changing organisational and system needs Lead on supplier management and temporary staffing strategies, ensuring quality, compliance, and cost effectiveness Develop and present robust business cases to secure funding for strategic workforce initiatives and service improvements Lead and manage multidisciplinary People Services teams, fostering a high performance, supportive, and inclusive culture with effective supervision and appraisal Oversee recruitment, performance management, staff development, and learning compliance to ensure a skilled, capable workforce Ensure the effective management, integrity, and optimisation of HR and workforce systems (e.g. ESR, payroll, e rostering, recruitment systems) Use workforce intelligence, analytics, and reporting to inform strategic planning, performance monitoring, statutory returns, and senior decision making Ensure compliance with data protection, information governance, audit, and assurance requirements across all People Services activities Lead research, audit, and service improvement initiatives to enhance workforce systems, organisational effectiveness, and staff experience Represent the Trust at regional and national forums, contributing to wider system transformation and shared workforce priorities Working Requirements The post holder will be required to work flexibly across all Trust sites and attended regional and national meetings/events as and when required including participation with the Senior Managers On-call commitment. The post holder must be able to travel independently and efficiently. The post holder must have UK and NHS experience. CIPD qualification is preferred, however candidates with extensive experience in a similar role with no qualification may be considered. Willing to provide all necessary documentation in line with NHS framework compliance -Enhanced DBS check will be required.
Golearnleicestershire
Contract Type: Permanent Working Hours: 37 per week Monday - Friday, between the hours of 08:00 and 16:00, flexibility essential to meet the needs of the service. Worker Type: Hybrid Worker Salary: £56,730 (Level one) rising to £60,125 (level four) per annum (pro rata for part time) (pay award pending) Location: Passenger Transport Services, Building 5 Woolsthorpe Depot, Woolsthorpe Close, Nottingham, NG8 3JD Are you an experienced leader in passenger transport or a similar operational service, looking for an opportunity to lead a complex, high-impact public service? Nottingham City Council is seeking a dynamic and motivated Service Manager to lead, manage and develop our Passenger Transport Service. This service provides safe, reliable and high-quality transport for children and adults across the city each day, supporting the Council's statutory duties and the needs of some of our most vulnerable residents. The role is responsible for leading both internal service delivery and external commissioning arrangements. This includes oversight of the Council's own fleet, drivers, passenger assistants and supervisory teams, alongside the commissioning and contract management of external transport providers. You will be a key senior officer within the wider directorate, helping to ensure the service continues to adapt, improve and deliver best value while maintaining high standards of safety, safeguarding, compliance and customer care. Working for Nottingham City Council offers a range of benefits. Alongside competitive pay, generous leave entitlement and access to an excellent pension scheme, we are committed to creating an innovative, inclusive and supportive working environment where colleagues are encouraged to do their best work. If you are passionate about public service and want to make a real difference to the lives of Nottingham residents, we would like to hear from you. You can read more about the different benefits offered to colleagues working for Nottingham City Council here. About the Role This role is responsible for managing the safe transportation of approximately 800 children and adults each day in order to support the Council's statutory duties, including home to school transport and transport between other locations where required. You will lead both the operational and strategic management of the service. This includes oversight of the Council's internal fleet operations, drivers, passenger assistants and supervisory staff, alongside the commissioning and contract management of around 250 externally provided transport arrangements. The post has significant responsibility for service quality, safeguarding, compliance, financial control and continuous improvement. You will ensure the service remains responsive to changing demand while delivering safe, efficient and customer-focused transport provision. Working within Sold Services to Schools, part of the Communities, Environment and Resident Services Directorate, you will be part of a focused and dedicated team that values innovation, service improvement and customer satisfaction. This is an opportunity to lead an important frontline service and make a real impact across the city. Key Responsibilities Leadership and Management Lead the development and management of the passenger transport team, taking on strategic and corporate responsibilities to meet service, directorate, and corporate objectives. People Management Demonstrate strong people management skills including recruitment, development, attendance management, and performance management. Prepare reports for capability and dismissal hearings. Financial Management Manage key budgets against targets and tracking expenditure and staffing hours, ensuring effective financial control and management for vehicles, labour, and equipment. About You We are looking for a strong leader with significant management experience, ideally within passenger transport, public services or another regulated operational environment. You will need to bring credibility, sound judgement and the ability to lead a complex frontline service where safety, safeguarding, customer experience and financial discipline all matter. You will also be able to demonstrate strong people management skills, sound financial awareness, excellent organisational ability and the confidence to build effective working relationships with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders. You will be motivated, resilient and committed to delivering high-quality public services, while driving improvement and maintaining high standards across a complex area of responsibility. The ideal candidate will have A Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle Proven experience in a senior management role within the public sector ideally the transport industry Strong leadership and people management skills Excellent financial acumen with experience in budget management and financial control Ability to develop and maintain customer and stakeholder relationships and drive customer-focused service delivery Knowledge of health and safety regulations and statutory compliance relating to fleet and vehicle management functions Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ability to think strategically and drive business growth A DBS enhanced check for a regulated activity is required for this post. You can find the job description for this post here. At Nottingham City Council we believe that work is what you do, not where you do it. We offer different working arrangements, depending on the role, including hybrid working. Further information on Worker Types and what these mean in terms of how and where you work can be found on the additional information for applicants page. For informal enquiries please contact Sold Services to Schools by email at . Closing Date: 1st May 2026 Please note there may be occasions where we close the advert before the closing date and we encourage you to apply as soon as possible. Interviews will be held: TBC By applying to this job, you agree to our Terms & Conditions.
Contract Type: Permanent Working Hours: 37 per week Monday - Friday, between the hours of 08:00 and 16:00, flexibility essential to meet the needs of the service. Worker Type: Hybrid Worker Salary: £56,730 (Level one) rising to £60,125 (level four) per annum (pro rata for part time) (pay award pending) Location: Passenger Transport Services, Building 5 Woolsthorpe Depot, Woolsthorpe Close, Nottingham, NG8 3JD Are you an experienced leader in passenger transport or a similar operational service, looking for an opportunity to lead a complex, high-impact public service? Nottingham City Council is seeking a dynamic and motivated Service Manager to lead, manage and develop our Passenger Transport Service. This service provides safe, reliable and high-quality transport for children and adults across the city each day, supporting the Council's statutory duties and the needs of some of our most vulnerable residents. The role is responsible for leading both internal service delivery and external commissioning arrangements. This includes oversight of the Council's own fleet, drivers, passenger assistants and supervisory teams, alongside the commissioning and contract management of external transport providers. You will be a key senior officer within the wider directorate, helping to ensure the service continues to adapt, improve and deliver best value while maintaining high standards of safety, safeguarding, compliance and customer care. Working for Nottingham City Council offers a range of benefits. Alongside competitive pay, generous leave entitlement and access to an excellent pension scheme, we are committed to creating an innovative, inclusive and supportive working environment where colleagues are encouraged to do their best work. If you are passionate about public service and want to make a real difference to the lives of Nottingham residents, we would like to hear from you. You can read more about the different benefits offered to colleagues working for Nottingham City Council here. About the Role This role is responsible for managing the safe transportation of approximately 800 children and adults each day in order to support the Council's statutory duties, including home to school transport and transport between other locations where required. You will lead both the operational and strategic management of the service. This includes oversight of the Council's internal fleet operations, drivers, passenger assistants and supervisory staff, alongside the commissioning and contract management of around 250 externally provided transport arrangements. The post has significant responsibility for service quality, safeguarding, compliance, financial control and continuous improvement. You will ensure the service remains responsive to changing demand while delivering safe, efficient and customer-focused transport provision. Working within Sold Services to Schools, part of the Communities, Environment and Resident Services Directorate, you will be part of a focused and dedicated team that values innovation, service improvement and customer satisfaction. This is an opportunity to lead an important frontline service and make a real impact across the city. Key Responsibilities Leadership and Management Lead the development and management of the passenger transport team, taking on strategic and corporate responsibilities to meet service, directorate, and corporate objectives. People Management Demonstrate strong people management skills including recruitment, development, attendance management, and performance management. Prepare reports for capability and dismissal hearings. Financial Management Manage key budgets against targets and tracking expenditure and staffing hours, ensuring effective financial control and management for vehicles, labour, and equipment. About You We are looking for a strong leader with significant management experience, ideally within passenger transport, public services or another regulated operational environment. You will need to bring credibility, sound judgement and the ability to lead a complex frontline service where safety, safeguarding, customer experience and financial discipline all matter. You will also be able to demonstrate strong people management skills, sound financial awareness, excellent organisational ability and the confidence to build effective working relationships with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders. You will be motivated, resilient and committed to delivering high-quality public services, while driving improvement and maintaining high standards across a complex area of responsibility. The ideal candidate will have A Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle Proven experience in a senior management role within the public sector ideally the transport industry Strong leadership and people management skills Excellent financial acumen with experience in budget management and financial control Ability to develop and maintain customer and stakeholder relationships and drive customer-focused service delivery Knowledge of health and safety regulations and statutory compliance relating to fleet and vehicle management functions Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ability to think strategically and drive business growth A DBS enhanced check for a regulated activity is required for this post. You can find the job description for this post here. At Nottingham City Council we believe that work is what you do, not where you do it. We offer different working arrangements, depending on the role, including hybrid working. Further information on Worker Types and what these mean in terms of how and where you work can be found on the additional information for applicants page. For informal enquiries please contact Sold Services to Schools by email at . Closing Date: 1st May 2026 Please note there may be occasions where we close the advert before the closing date and we encourage you to apply as soon as possible. Interviews will be held: TBC By applying to this job, you agree to our Terms & Conditions.
