Corporate Property Manager

Overview

In this role you will lead the strategic and day-to-day management of a portfolio of corporate sites, ensuring safe and high-quality work environments. You will oversee facilities services, manage suppliers, and drive improvements to deliver value and compliance. The position sits at the Strand with hybrid working, covering multiple properties and occasionally traveling to nearby offices. You will shape safety, sustainability, and efficiency across the portfolio, partnering with stakeholders to fulfil National Grid’s workplace standards and goals. This is an opportunity to impact how people work and how the company scales its facilities for the future.

Pay / Benefits

• base salary up to 65,000
• bonus based on personal and company performance
• pension plan with up to 12% company contribution
• share incentive plan
• salary sacrifice car
• matched charity giving

Responsibilities

• Lead strategic planning and daily management of facilities services across the portfolio
• Act as main contact for workplace, facilities and property matters
• Manage hard and soft FM providers to ensure service quality, compliance and value for money
• Champion safety, health, environmental and security culture across sites and suppliers
• Ensure buildings meet statutory obligations and governance standards
• Identify and address operational, environmental and safety risks
• Build relationships with stakeholders and maintain on-site presence
• Support projects, workplace changes and continuous improvement to enhance customer experience and performance
• Drive continuous service delivery improvements and better customer outcomes

Key requirements

• NEBOSH Certificate and full UK driving licence
• Experience in facilities management, property management or workplace operations
• Strong knowledge of hard and soft FM services, statutory compliance and best practice
• Experience managing suppliers and holding partners accountable for performance
• Understanding of building services, including mechanical and electrical systems
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills with ability to influence
• Ability to navigate competing priorities in a fast-paced, regulated environment
• Membership of or working towards IWFM, BIFM, IOSH or equivalent

• strong communication
• stakeholder management
• influencing at all levels
• facilities management
• property management
• workplace operations

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