Estates Manager

Qualifications & experience

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2. Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering, Building Construction, Estate Management, Architecture, or a related field
   
3. Professional certification in construction, masonry supervision, or facilities management is an added advantage
   
4. Minimum of 5 years’ relevant work experience in estates management, construction supervision, or facilities maintenance
   
5. Strong practical experience in masonry works is mandatory
   
6. Proven ability to supervise construction projects and maintenance teams
   
7. Knowledge of building regulations, occupational safety, and infrastructure compliance standards
   

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2. Supervise all estate operations including buildings, roads, drainage systems, and campus infrastructure
   
3. Lead and coordinate masonry works including construction, repairs, renovations, tiling, plastering, paving, and structural maintenance
   
4. Oversee preventive and corrective maintenance of university facilities
   
5. Monitor contractors, artisans, and maintenance teams to ensure quality workmanship and timely delivery
   
6. Prepare maintenance schedules, work plans, and infrastructure improvement strategies
   
7. Ensure compliance with health, safety, and environmental standards
   
8. Manage estate budgets, procurement requests, and resource utilization
   
9. Conduct regular inspections of university property and recommend improvements
   
10. Coordinate emergency repairs and facilities response management
    
11. Support campus development projects and infrastructure expansion initiatives