Bishopsgate Institute
Job Description
The Bishopsgate Institute is looking for an Operations & Infrastructure Manager on a fixed term maternity cover – expected to be up to 31 May 2027. If the substantive post holder gives us notice to return to work earlier, we will provide no less than 8 weeks’ notice of the termination of this contract.
The Operations Manager is due to go on maternity leave from the end of May 2026, and we are recruiting a maternity cover Operations & Infrastructure Manager to cover their work while overseeing a move towards outsourced facilities management for Bishopsgate Institute.
Experience in a very similar role will be essential, and we need the maternity cover person to be ready to step in from day 1 as we are a very small team in a very busy organisation.
Role overview
The Operations & Infrastructure Manager is the overall lead on operations, infrastructure, business compliance, venue / office management, visitor experience including box office, safety and security, access and inclusion, and technical production for events.
Day-to-day delegated responsibility falls to the Deputy Operations Manager and the Infrastructure & Facilities Manager, both of whom report directly to the Operations Manager. The Operations Manager collaborates closely with the Venue Hire & Event Planning Manager, and with the Special Collections & Archives Manager.
Application deadline: Wednesday 04 March 2026 – 10am
Interview dates:
First round: Wednesday 11 March 2026
Second round: Thursday 19 March 2026
Salary: £45,000 per annum
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Job Overview
- Job Title: Operations & Infrastructure Manager (maternity cover)
- Salary: £40k-£50k
- Hours:
Full time - Role: Customer Service
- Contract: Temporary
- Closing date: Wed, 04 Mar 2026
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Location:
London
Job: Operations & Infrastructure Manager (maternity cover)
Job: Operations & Infrastructure Manager (maternity cover)
Organisation: Bishopsgate Institute
Postcode: EC2M 4QH
About Bishopsgate Institute
Proudly independent since 1895, Bishopsgate Institute is a cultural venue in the City of London. Our beautiful Victorian building is a place for people to connect over a shared love of learning. We believe everyone’s history should be valued, and our special collections and archives document the experiences of everyday life, as well as the people who have campaigned for social, political and cultural change. Come on in to explore our archives, take a course, or hire our amazing spaces.
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