Mechanical and Electrical Manager
Location: Oxford/Hybrid
Basis Full Time
Job requirements are detailed below. Where applicable the skills, qualifications and memberships required for this job have also been included.
Job details
Salary G11: £69,966 per annum full time (pro rata for part time).
Contractual hours 37 Basis Full Time
Region Oxford
Package:
- 29 days holiday
- LGPS
- subsidised leisure membership
- flex scheme (where appropriate)
- employee benefits scheme
- post-probation pay increment.
Job category/type Permanent
Date posted 08/10/2026
Job reference 002889
Attachments: Mechanical and Electrical Manager_G11_P&A_Oct26_002889.pdf; OCC Candidate Pack A4 - low-res single pages.pdf
Job description
We are looking for a Mechanical Electrical (M&E) Manager, who will be responsible for managing the M&E team, responsible for overseeing the planning, design, installation, and maintenance of all mechanical and electrical systems within social housing and commercial buildings owned by OCC. This role involves managing a team of discipline specific specialists, including engineers and contractors, ensuring compliance with safety standards and regulations, and delivering high-quality services to tenants and clients. The M&E Manager will play a critical role in maintaining the operational efficiency, safety, and sustainability of the building's infrastructure.
For an informal discussion about the post, please contact James Viljoen on JVILJOEN@oxford.gov.uk
Note: All vacancies close at 23:59 on the stated closing date.
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Mechanical and Electrical Manager in Oxford employer: Oxford City Council
As a Contracts and Commissioning Manager with us, you'll be part of a dynamic team dedicated to enhancing community wellbeing through strategic management of key contracts in leisure and sport. Our supportive work culture prioritises employee growth, offering 29 days of holiday, a generous pension scheme, and subsidised leisure membership, ensuring you have the resources to thrive both personally and professionally in Oxford.
