The Project
As an experienced Project Manager, you will oversee and manage a highways bridge project in Yorkshire. You will lead the project from inception to completion and ensure that all works are completed to specification, in budget and on time. You will also manage direct labour and any contractors whilst being based on site to ensure all Health and Safety regulations are adhered to.
Requirements
For this role it is essential that you carry the following professional qualifications / experience as a minimum;
SMSTS
CSCS
Experienced as a Project Manager on Highways Projects working under National Highways Conditions
Experienced & competent using Microsoft Projects for planning & programming works
Experience running Highways bridge developments, concrete repairs, marine works schemes
The Role
Job Title: Project Manager
Location: Yorkshire
Job Type: Long Term Freelance (Inside IR35)
Duties
Pre-contract planning and liaison with estimators
Planning, programming, and resourcing contracts
Identifying tender and other financial opportunities
Delegating duties to engineering and contracts staff
Identifying, evaluating, and managing claims and variations
Accepting, approving, and issuing contracts and subcontracts
Compiling applications for payment and agreeing final accounts
Providing quality input to regional management and planning meetings
Managing projects to achieve financial, safety, quality, and environmental targets
Completing monthly improvement plan reviews with Bid and Pre - construction specialists
Monitor, review, issue and update subcontract liabilities, applications and payments
Assist with supply chain (suppliers & subcontractor) approvals, assessments, and performance reviews
Liaising, negotiating, and meeting with clients, consulting engineers, surveyors, sub-contractors and others
Compiling contract plans, safety plans, method statements, risk assessments and other instructions to contract teams
For more information or to apply please contact Alex (phone number removed) or the Civils Team (phone number removed)