The successful Project Manager will manage projects from initial investigation and design development through procurement, construction and final handover. The Project Manager will coordinate clients, consultants, contractors and residents, ensuring each project is delivered safely and efficiently. The Project Manager will also support new-build schemes, giving the Project Manager a varied workload and broader construction experience. This role would suit a Project Manager who understands the technical, regulatory and stakeholder challenges involved in occupied residential buildings.
You must have prior construction consultancy experience to be considered for this role.
The Project Manager's role
The Project Manager will lead cladding remediation, fire safety improvement and building safety projects through all stages of delivery. Responsibilities will include preparing programmes, coordinating design teams, monitoring project risks and supporting the procurement of specialist contractors.
The Project Manager will chair progress meetings, prepare client reports and monitor works against agreed quality, cost and programme targets. They will also work closely with Building Surveyors, Fire Engineers, Façade Consultants, Principal Designers and contractors to ensure remedial solutions meet current safety requirements.
Projects may include external wall system replacement, compartmentation works, fire door upgrades, internal fire safety improvements and new-build residential construction.
The Project Manager
The successful Project Manager will have:
Project management experience within a UK construction consultancy
Experience delivering cladding, fire safety or building safety remediation projects
Knowledge of external wall systems and occupied residential developments
Experience working on new-build construction projects
A degree in Project Management, Construction Management, Building Surveying, Quantity Surveying or a related discipline
Progress towards, or membership of, RICS, APM, CIOB or an equivalent professional body
Knowledge of the Building Safety Act and current fire safety requirements
Strong client-facing, reporting and stakeholder management skills
In Return?
£45,000 - £55,000
Discretionary bonus
Pension contribution
Private healthcare
Professional membership fees
Chartership support
Clear career progression
Exposure to major building safety and new-build projects
Project Manager | Cladding Remediation | Fire Safety | Building Safety | Construction Consultancy | New-Build Construction
Salary description
£45000.00 - £55000.00 per year
