Estates Compliance Officer

Estates Compliance Officer

Contract :
Permanent, full time (35 hours per week)

Location :
Liverpool, hybrid (minimum 3 days on site per week)

Salary : £33,951 - £36,636

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine has won the Times Higher Education 2025 Outstanding Estates Team Award! We’re now expanding our Estates team and looking for a dedicated Estates Compliance Officer to help us maintain a safe and legally compliant campus environment at LSTM.

In this role, you’ll support the Estates Team by maintaining accurate health and safety records, coordinating statutory inspections, and ensuring remedial actions are completed promptly. You’ll provide essential administrative support, including raising purchase orders, preparing reports, updating databases, and managing documentation to support compliance activity.

You’ll also coordinate and monitor compliance across a range of specialist systems, including fire safety, water and legionella, electrical systems, gas and pressure systems, HVAC and mechanical plant, lifts and lifting equipment, asbestos, and specialist laboratory equipment such as autoclaves.

• Ensuring estates compliance with health and safety standards, regulations, and statutory requirements
• Coordinating and monitoring inspections, audits, and testing to maintain accurate and up-to-date compliance records
• Developing and maintaining Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and technical documentation
• Supporting risk assessments, safe working procedures, and participation in Health and Safety Committee activities
• Managing contractor documentation including permits to work, insurance certificates, method statements, and risk assessments
• Organising reactive maintenance and repairs for HVAC, autoclaves, and other specialist systems
• Assisting with contract renewals, asset tracking, and the transition to online systems such as CAFM
• Promoting a positive safety culture and supporting continuous improvement across the Estates Team

• NEBOSH - General Certificate in Health & Safety, or working towards
• Experience in a similar role in a complex organisation meeting high quality outputs
• Strong attention to detail, with the ability to prioritise workload and manage conflicting demands
• Experience writing reports / statements and maintaining accuracy
• Evidence of conformance to Health & Safety and Environment legislation relating to the built environment and statutory compliance
• Demonstrable experience in operational estate / maintenance management, with responsibility for ensuring statutory compliance and maintaining associated records
• Knowledge of relevant legislation including L8, HTMs, HBNs, COSHH, Asbestos, CDM Regulations, and ACOPs
• Experience of contractor supervision, management and monitoring