Salary: ยฃ26,240 per annum (ยฃ15,744 pro rata for 22.5 hours per week)
Location: The Boardwalk, 105 Brunswick Street, Glasgow, G1 1TF
Travel: You may occasionally be required to visit Impact Artsโ other venues in Edinburgh & Lothians, Scottish Borders, North Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire and North Ayrshire
Reporting to: Facilities & Infrastructure Manager
Working hours: 22.5 hours per week over 3 days between the hours of 8am โ 4pm
Duration of Contract: Fixed term contract for 1 year initially
To ensure that Impact Artsโ premises are maintained in an effective and timely manner.
To ensure that all Impact Artsโ assets are maintained and stored safely.
To support with delivery of equipment and materials across all our sites and to participants where delivery is conducted remotely.
To support creative project activity regarding material supplies, exhibition and event preparation.
To uphold health & safety processes & procedures across all our premises.
Main Responsibilities
Building Maintenance:
Ensuring day to day maintenance of our premises is carried out including routine/daily inspections and keeping a weekly Buildings Maintenance log to identify needs for repairs or renovations.
Undertaking day to day maintenance, cleaning and repair jobs at our premises e.g. painting, DIY, repairs, basic cleaning and basic gardening maintenance
Ensuring all premises are kept in an orderly, clean and tidy fashion
Support the Events Team at The Boardwalk with any set up and strike needs when required
Responsible for reactive and proactive premises upkeep, including operational issues with utilities, gas, electrical supply, waste disposal, recycling and external cleaning across all sites
Co-ordinate the organising of quotes and overseeing and supporting external contractors while on site
Arrange for regular maintenance of equipment and internal systems (e.g. heating system, alarms, fire extinguishers)
Supporting Impact Arts with all office and workshop moves and relocations. Setting up new delivery venues as appropriate
Responding appropriately to emergencies or urgent issues as they arise
Project delivery:
Responsible for equipment and materials pick-ups and deliveries to projects. This includes ordering materials, carrying out stock checks for materials and equipment and ensuring our asset tracker on our CRM is kept up to date.
Deliveries of materials, equipment and IT equipment to staff and venues.
Supporting the delivery team with the set up and clear out/take down of venues, exhibitions and showcase events
Overseeing the return of project resources to ensure they are managed and stored in an effective manner
Vehicles: Occasionally responsible for hiring & driving vans to assist with project showcases/ resource pick up
Health & Safety:
Ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations
Supporting staff with risk assessments
Ensuring that all work is carried out in compliance with existing Health and Safety policies and safe working practices
Undertaking PAT testing on all electrical equipment
Undertaking any other health and safety checks (e.g. fire alarm, fire evacuation procedures) as required
Assets:
Using Impact Artsโ digital and customer relationship management systems and databases to effectively manage our assets
Ensuring all materials and equipment storage is kept in an orderly manner
Organisational:
To carry out any other duties appropriate to the post in line with Impact Arts needs
To represent Impact Arts at events
To support and promote Impact Artsโ Values
To participate in training, meetings and events as required
Person Specification
Impact Arts is looking for people with the following qualities, experience, knowledge and competencies.
Qualifications & Experience
Essential:
2 yearsโ experience working in building maintenance or equivalent
Full Drivers Licence
Experience of Health and Safety requirements
DIY and painting/decorating skills
Desirable:
Certificate in First Aid, Health and Safety or Manual Handling
PAT Testing qualification
Basic electrical/plumbing skills
Basic garden maintenance skills
Educated to at least Standard Grade (SCQF Level 3), although HNC in appropriate subject desirable
Technical Skills and Knowledge:
Working knowledge of tools, common appliances and devices
Ability to meet deadlines
Excellent communication skills
Competent IT skills including word, excel and email
Excellent manual dexterity and problem-solving skills
Personal Skills & Qualities
Excellent customer service skills
Empathy and understanding of Impact Artsโ client group
Energy and commitment
Ability to plan ahead and manage priorities
Approachable and able to develop good working relationships with staff at all levels
Resilient when faced with a high workload and meet deadlines
Ability to act on own initiative, problem solving as required
The deadline for applications is 9am on Tuesday 8th September 2026. Please read the job pack in full and submit your completed application in an email to jobs@impactarts.co.uk by this deadline. (Please note we do not accept CVs.)
Good luck!
Impact Arts is a community arts charity based in Scotland. Since 1994, weโve been delivering creative arts and support programmes for children, young people, adults, families, and older people who are facing disadvantages or barriers to progress in life. Our mission is to tackle inequalities, address poverty, and transform lives through art and creativity.
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