Construction and Project Management business are currently looking for a freelance M&E Site Manager with a strong mechanical bias to oversee and coordinate all mechanical aspects of a commercial building services project on the site of a reputable food manufacturer. The role requires a proactive leader capable of managing teams on-site, liaising with subcontractors and consultants, ensuring quality delivery, and stepping in hands-on where required to keep works progressing on time and within budget. Key Responsibilities: Manage and oversee all mechanical aspects of M&E installations on commercial projects (HVAC, plumbing, ductwork, pipework, etc.). Supervise and coordinate site teams including subcontractors and in-house engineers. Ensure compliance with health and safety regulations and company standards. Review and interpret technical drawings, ensuring works are delivered to spec. Monitor project progress, report on milestones, and resolve any issues swiftly. Liaise with the project manager, design teams, and client reps to maintain alignment. Carry out quality inspections and snagging works as required. Be prepared to take a hands-on role in mechanical installation when needed to ensure deadlines are met. Ensure all mechanical works are completed to required standards and within deadlines. Maintain accurate site records including progress reports, materials, and workforce. Skills and Experience Required: Proven experience as an M&E Site Manager or Mechanical Site Supervisor in the commercial construction sector. Strong mechanical background with hands-on capability and technical expertise. Demonstrable experience managing site teams and subcontractors. Solid understanding of building services coordination and commissioning processes. CSCS Card, SMSTS/SSSTS and First Aid at Work certificates will be a mandatory requirement Excellent communication, problem-solving, and leadership skills. Ability to read and interpret M&E drawings and schematics. This position is for a minimum of 6 months which may even be extended further