Shift Leader (nights) in Liverpool

n \nOur people at JLL are shaping the future of real estate for a better world by combining world class services, advisory and technology for our clients. Whether you've got deep experience in commercial real estate, skilled trades or technology, or you're looking to apply your relevant experience to a new industry, join our team as we help shape a brighter way forward.\n Role Title \n Shift Leader \n Job Family \n \nOperations\n Role Level \n \nP2\n Location \n \nKensington Olympia\n Reports To \n \nTechnical Services & Fabric Supervisor\n Interfaces \n Internal: Subcontractors, Customers, Paying Clients\n Company \n \nIf you're looking to step up your career, JLL Workplace Management is the perfect professional home. At JLL, you'll have a chance to innovate with the world's leading businesses, put that expertise into action on landmark projects, and work on game-changing workplace and facilities management initiatives. We're focused on opportunity and want to help you make the most of yours. Achieve your ambitions - join us at JLL Workplace Management!\n Role Purpose \n \nThe Shift Leader reports directly to the Technical & Fabric Services Supervisor with direct line management responsibility for the engineer on their shift. This role is accountable for effective people management and serves as a key stakeholder in delivering critical facility operations with 100% uptime standards.\n Responsibilities \n Team Leadership & Management: \n \nLead, coordinate and lead the site-based engineering team in delivering the JLL engineering service commitments. Provide direct line management for respective team. Own the delivery function of engineering and fabric maintenance and reactive repairs to high standard holding their team and themselves to account.\n Technical Operations & Systems Management: \n \n• Operate all facility systems competently, effectively and efficiently\n \n• Lead on delivering of building systems including MEP & Fabric assets\n \n• Ensure compliance & statutory tasks are completed on time\n \n• Monitor utilities usage and report abnormalities or energy savings to client\n \n• Support in identifying onsite critical spares including site stock register and monthly auditing. Update asset database accuracy and updates within the CAFM System\n \n• Provide emergency engineering relief cover\n \n• Act as the Duty Authorised Person (LV) if required\n \n• Work alongside Permitted contractors and ensure they're working in accordance with their respective Safe System of Work\n \n• Own the delivery of PPM and reactive tasks, ensuring reporting shows positive\n \n• Lead and deliver the team's service delivery, including quality & completion of tasks\n \n• Identification of critical plant and materials required to keep the client's plant functioning effectively\n \n• Supervise sub-contractors through planned and reactive maintenance, reporting on findings and driving forward solutions with the client\n \n• Ensure Plant areas, workshops, stores, changing and rest areas etc. are kept to the highest level of housekeeping driving standards through the team\n \n• Participate alongside team members on Event Days, attendance may be required outside of business hours, this may also be required depending on event criticality\n \n• Coordinate with key stakeholders across the Event's planning teams in addition to the FM team, building solid relationships and trust to be the 'trusted partner' in respect of MEP & Fabric\n Client & Stakeholder Management: \n \n• Work closely with Account Team to achieve 100% Critical Facilities uptime\n \n• Attend operations meetings and client meetings as requested\n \n• Support projects, contractors, and planned/reactive MEP & F works\n \n• Ensure immediate notification of critical equipment issues with relevant reports and recommendations\n Reporting & Documentation: \n \n• Ensure team are providing accurate and complete details on their PPM tasks\n \n• Ensure accurate information is supplied for client and internal reporting\n \n• Support in compiling detail feeding into the engineering risk register\n \n• Report back to man