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Facilities Manager 1 Role Profile Communication Oral Communication Frequently receives, understands and conveys straightforward information in a clear and accurate manner. Frequently receives, understands and conveys information which needs careful explanation or interpretation to help others understand, taking into account what to communicate and how best to convey information Written Communication Frequently receives, understands and conveys straightforward information in a clear and accurate manner. Frequently receives, understands and conveys information which needs careful explanation or interpretation to help others understand, taking into account what to communicate and how best to convey information Teamwork Participate in and deliver their contribution to a team. Be supportive and encouraging of others in a team; help to build co-operation by setting an example and showing a flexible approach to delivering team results; contribute to building team morale as an active participant in the team. Clarify the requirements; agree clear task objectives; organise and delegate work fairly according to individual abilities; help the team focus their efforts on the task in hand and motivate individual team members. Form and communicate a clear vision of what is to be achieved overall by a team; encourage individuals to contribute to this common goal to the best of their ability; create a sense of unity and common purpose. Liaison and Networking Carry out standard day to day liaison using existing procedures in order to ensure the dissemination of information in the right format to the right people at the right time; to build relationships and contacts to facilitate future exchange of information.

Participate in networks within the institution or externally in order to ensure dissemination of information in the right format to the right people at the right time; build relationships and contacts to facilitate future exchange of information. Service Delivery Deal with internal or external contacts who ask for service or require information; create a positive image of the institution by being responsive and prompt in responding to requests and referring the user to the right person if necessary. Contact is usually initiated by the customer and typically involves routine tasks with set standards or procedures. Deal with internal or external contacts where the service is usually initiated by the role holder, working within the institution's overall procedures or policies; AND OR understand and explore customer's needs; adapt the service accordingly to ensure the usefulness or appropriateness and quality of service (i.e. content, time, accuracy, level of information, cost). Decision Making Processes Take independent decisions which may endure for some time which may endure for some time and impact mainly on/in the work team. Be party to some collaborative decisions which may endure for some time which may endure for some time and impact mainly on/in the work team. Provide advice or input to contribute to the decision making of others which is far-reaching, complex and long-lasting. Planning and Organising Resources Complete tasks to a given plan with allocated resources. Plan, prioritise and organise their own work or resources to achieve agreed objectives. Plan, prioritise and organise the work or resources of self and others within own area on a daily, weekly or monthly basis; plan and manage small

projects, ensuring the effective use of resources; receive information from and provide information to others to complete their planning; monitor progress against the plan. Take responsibility for the operational planning and organisation of larger projects or areas of work; co-ordinate a number of teams or projects on a monthly, quarterly or annual basis; set performance standards and establish monitoring procedures to keep track of progress across these different aspects of work; provide input to longer term planning. Initiative and Problem Solving Solve standard day to day problems as they arise; choose between a number of options which have clear consequences, by following guidelines or referring to what has been done before; recognise when a problem should be referred Resolve problems requiring the use of initiative and creativity; practical options may need to be assessed or identified or the problem broken down into component parts. Additional Demands: Resolve problems where there is a mass of information or diverse, partial and conflicting data, with a range of potential options available; apply creativity to devise varied solutions, approaching the problem from different perspectives. Analysis and Research Establish the basic facts in situations which require further investigation and inform others if necessary. Analyse routine data or information using pre-determined procedures and gathering the information from standard sources; work accurately to complete the task as specified. Identify an appropriate existing method of analysis or investigation according to the data and objectives; recognise and interpret trends or patterns in data; identify or source additional information which could potentially help the investigation as the analysis progresses.

Sensory and Physical Demands Regularly carries out tasks at a level which would require light, if any, physical effort. Work Environment Works in an environment which is relatively stable and has little impact on the role holder or the way in which work is completed; no specific Health and Safety responsibilities other than statutory duty of care. Understand how the work environment could impact on their own work and that of colleagues; take standard actions, within health and safety guidelines where applicable, to adapt the environment. Understand variability in their working environment and its potential negative impact on the work process or health and safety if the individual or colleagues; determine the level of risk and appropriate response. Pastoral Care and Welfare Frequently required to show sensitivity to those who may need help or, in extreme cases, are showing signs of obvious distress; initiate appropriate action by involving relevant people. Frequently required to give advice on commonly occurring welfare issues or queries following standard welfare procedures for the institution. Sometimes required to give support, guidance or pastoral care where standard procedures do not always exist; maintain confidentiality and build trust; judge when to listen, when to give advice or guidance and when to refer the individual for professional help; be fully aware of support networks for both themselves and the individual. Team Development Frequently required to advise or guide new starters working in the same role or unit on standard information or procedures. Frequently required to train or guide others on specific tasks, issues or activities; give advice, guidance and feedback on the basis of their own knowledge or experience; deliver training. Frequently required to carry out training or development activity according to the needs of the individual or group; identify current capabilities and future needs; define the performance standards required; identify appropriate developmental activity; assess the

application of learning; give feedback and guidance on overall performance. Teaching and Learning Support Introduce students or others who are new to the area to standard information or procedures. Knowledge and Experience Apply a breadth or depth of experience showing full working knowledge and proficiency of their own area of expertise; act as a point of reference to others; demonstrate continuous specialist development, acquiring and refining skills and expertise in new or related areas through undertaking and encouraging internal or external development activity.