About you
You are a Project Manager who understands catering environments inside out. You have been around commercial kitchens, bars, or food led hospitality projects long enough to know the pressures, the pace, and the detail that matters. You are comfortable juggling multiple projects and speaking with clients, suppliers, and contractors without needing things over explained. You like being trusted to get on with the job and take ownership of your projects.
You are probably at a stage where you want more stability, better earning potential, and projects you can actually deliver properly without constant firefighting.
Your experience
You have worked as a Project Manager within catering, hospitality, or commercial kitchen environments. You understand kitchen layouts, equipment, and the practical challenges that come with installs.
You have managed projects, ideally up to around £250k, and you are confident handling budgets, timelines, and coordination. You know how to keep things moving and how to deal with issues when they come up.
You are used to working with multiple stakeholders and can communicate clearly without overcomplicating things.
What you will be doing with your experience
You will be managing catering and kitchen installation projects from start to finish. These projects focus on commercial kitchens and bar installations rather than full fit out works.
You will be responsible for planning, coordinating suppliers, managing timelines, and making sure each project lands properly. You will be working on well known hospitality projects, delivering high quality kitchen solutions that need to function perfectly from day one.
This is a role where your catering knowledge will genuinely make your life easier and where you will be trusted to run your projects without being micromanaged.
About the business
This is a specialist company focused on commercial kitchens and bar installations within the hospitality sector. They work on repeat projects for established restaurant groups, delivering consistent and high quality results.
They have a strong reputation in their niche and a steady pipeline of work. Projects are well defined, and the team understands what good looks like. You will be joining a business that knows its space and values people who can deliver without drama.
The package reflects that. Salary sits between £50,000 and £55,000, with a £650 per month car allowance and an annual bonus typically between £5,000 and £8,000.
Next steps
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