Are you ready to take the lead in a key engineering role within a dynamic and professional healthcare environment? A respected organisation is seeking an Electrical Estates Manager based in Brighton. In this role, you’ll oversee vital electrical systems, support compliance, and help maintain a safe and efficient environment across a large commercial estate. The Role: As the Electrical Estates Manager, your responsibilities will include: Managing the maintenance and operation of electrical services across a large healthcare estate Providing detailed, professional and technical estates advice to colleagues and stakeholders Ensuring compliance with all statutory standards, including Health and Safety, COSHH, Building Regulations and other codes of practice Overseeing both in-house and contract maintenance work to ensure all tasks are completed to the appropriate standards and specifications Supporting operational delivery with engineering insight and ensuring service continuity across key systems You: To thrive in the role of Electrical Estates Manager, you will need: A minimum Level 3 qualification in Electrical Installation and up-to-date 18th Edition Wiring Regulations Experience managing and supporting a team of electrical engineers A solid track record of working on large commercial sites Strong understanding of compliance requirements and health and safety legislation Confident communication skills and a proactive, solutions-focused mindset What’s in it for you? This is more than just a job - it’s a chance to make a difference and grow with a well-established and respected team. £48,000 – £54,000 salary, depending on experience Flexible working options to support work-life balance Industry-leading sick pay, pension, and holiday entitlement Be part of a well-established, supportive team that values your expertise Apply Now! Ready to step into a Electrical Estates Manager role and make an impact? Click ‘Apply Now’ or send your CV directly to Tom Wilkinson. Interviews are underway — don’t miss out on this opportunity to shape the future of healthcare estates