location: Park University

Date of the interview: To be confirmed

Do you like sports and want to work in a role that allows you to do something you are excited every day?

At the University of Nottingham, we believe that sport is necessary for the well -being of our students and employees and must be accessible to all, and our history includes proud of success and sports are Olympic medals and international athletes among our students and our graduates.

Do you want to be part of our ambitious future, as it works in the leading sports facilities in the sector to present a program for sports programs and events at the international level?

If so, we are looking for an outdoor sports facilities manager who is able to bring the commitment, flexibility and dedication necessary to ensure the highest levels of delivery and customer service, ensure a first -class environment and welcome students and the broader society at all times.

By working on Rota, you will be responsible for motivating the team of joint employees, leadership and coordination; Ensuring the leading standards in the field of home management and maintenance; Health, safety, operational systems, quality of quality, sports and university events.

You must have a professional diploma higher ISRM/C and G or ISRM sports and entertainment certificate or equivalent work experience.

You will be experienced in operating the sports facility, handing out events and motivating teams to achieve the planned goals and goals related to the facility management, customer service and income generation.

On the other hand, we offer a salary package and competitive benefits, a generous vacation allowance for 26 days in addition to 8 days of public holidays, a pension scheme, access to entertainment facilities and child care through our deprivation.

The candidates will need to be flexible in their approach to their work week, noting that the evening, weekend and work during public holidays will be required. The basic operating hours from 6:30 am to 11:00 pm.

This position is a full -time permanent role (an average of 36.25 hours per week) works in the pattern of rotational transformation.