Workplace & Office Manager
Allica BankAbout Allica Bank
Allica is the UK’s fastest growing company - and the fastest-growing financial technology (Fintech) firm ever. Our purpose is to help established SMEs, one of the last major underserved opportunities in Fintech.
Established SMEs are the backbone of local communities - representing over a third of our economy - yet have been largely neglected both by traditional high street banks and modern fintech providers.
Role Description
The Workplace & Office Manager is responsible for creating and maintaining a safe, professional and engaging workplace environment across Allica Bank's UK offices. Based in our London office, this role is responsible for the day-to-day management of our London, Milton Keynes and Manchester locations, ensuring consistent workplace standards, excellent employee experience and effective facilities management across all sites.
Reporting to the VP of People, the role partners closely with People, IT, Finance and business leaders to ensure our offices operate efficiently, safely and in line with regulatory and health & safety requirements. This is a London-based role, requiring attendance in the London office five days per week, with regular travel to our Milton Keynes and Manchester offices.
Ultimately, the Workplace & Office Manager will ensure our workplaces support collaboration, productivity and Allica's culture while driving continuous improvements in workplace operations.
Principal Accountabilities
Workplace Operations
Lead the day-to-day management of Allica's London office and oversee workplace operations across Milton Keynes and Manchester.
Ensure all offices are safe, welcoming, well-maintained and operate to a consistently high standard.
Act as the primary point of contact for workplace, facilities and office-related enquiries.
Manage meeting rooms, reception, visitor experience, post, deliveries and office logistics.
Coordinate office moves, seating plans and workspace utilisation.
Develop, implement and continuously improve workplace policies, standards and procedures.
Facilities & Supplier Management
Manage relationships with landlords, managing agents, cleaning, catering, maintenance, security and other workplace suppliers.
Coordinate planned and reactive maintenance across all locations.
Manage office equipment, stationery and workplace consumables.
Negotiate supplier contracts and monitor service levels, performance and costs.
Manage workplace budgets, purchase orders, invoices and expenditure reporting.
Health, Safety & Compliance
Ensure compliance with Health & Safety legislation and internal policies across all sites.
Coordinate workplace risk assessments, statutory inspections and compliance records.
Lead fire safety arrangements, including Fire Marshals, evacuation procedures and training.
Coordinate First Aiders and workplace safety initiatives.
Maintain accurate compliance documentation and support business continuity planning.
Employee Experience
Create an outstanding workplace experience for employees, visitors and contractors.
Coordinate workplace onboarding for new joiners, ensuring office access, equipment and workspaces are ready for day one.
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