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Head of Maintenance in Public Sector & Not-For-Profit

Yearly salary for Head of Maintenance - Property & Construction: Public Sector & NFP in Public Sector & Not-For-Profit

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Property & Construction: Public Sector & NFP insights

    • Top 5 most in-demand Property & Construction roles

      1. Damp & Mould Surveyors/Managers 
      2. Decarbonisation/ Sustainability Project Manager 
      3. QS/Managing QS 
      4. Cladding Remediation Project Manager 
      5. Customer Experience, Neighbourhoods and Complaints Management

    • Top 5 most in-demand skills

      1. Strategic asset management
      2. Building safety and compliance expertise
      3. Digital & technology proficiency
      4. Sustainability & retrofit knowledge
      5. Stakeholder engagement & systems leadership

    • Top 5 factors people consider most important at work

      1. Job satisfaction 
      2. Work-life balance 
      3. A good salary 
      4. Mental health 
      5. Career success

    • 48%

      of property and construction professionals are satisfied with their current role.

    • 50%

      of property and construction companies found matching candidates' salary expectations challenging when recruiting new talent.

    • 44%

      of property and construction professionals use AI tools daily in their role.


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