Senior Energy and Sustainability Manager
Job Title:
Senior Energy and Sustainability Manager
• providing a professional, technical service to the University for the design, construction and procurement of new buildings and adaptation works to existing buildings;
Department:
Estates and Facilities Estates Operations
• identifying and recording the use of space and advising on ways of increasing space utilisation;
Responsible to:
Assistant Director (Estates Operations)
• procuring and managing utilities and services;
Responsible for:
Sustainability Officer (Travel and Biodiversity) Sustainability Officers (Energy and Infrastructure) Sustainability Officer (Waste and Environmental Compliance) Sustainability Coordinator (Wider Student Experience)
• providing postal, delivery and security arrangements and advice to the University;
• the delivery of a wide-range of customer-facing services, including: Contract Management; Continuous Improvement; Housekeeping and Cleaning, Business Resilience, Event Management; Reception Helpdesk; Business Support; Health and Safety; and Management Information. The Senior Energy and Sustainability Manager will be responsible for overseeing the energy and sustainability performance of the University. Examining corporate activities, the post-holder will establish where improvements can be made and ensure compliance with environmental legislation. The post-holder will create, implement and monitor energy and sustainability strategies and policies to promote sustainable development; ensuring the University complies with relevant legislation relating to energy, carbon management and sustainability.
Grade:
Grade 8
Salary range:
£40,793-£48,676
Contract type:
Permanent
Working arrangements:
Nominal 35 hours Five days out of seven, primarily Monday to Friday
The Department and Role Purpose
The Estates and Facilities Directorate provides a number of essential services to Durham University and is responsible for managing, maintaining and developing the infrastructure and building fabric of the various campuses, including: • maintaining and regularly reviewing a maintenance programme which takes account of short, medium and long term needs of all buildings and University grounds; • implementing the works identified and funded within the various maintenance programmes and operating a system for dealing with day-to day requirements, including the provision of an out-of- hours emergency service;
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