The Company
A rapidly-growing, well respected Main Contractor who operate from a network of regional offices throughout the UK. The business has built a fantastic reputation within the industry and are now looking to recruit a Site Manager to work with the site-based delivery team to deliver one of many upcoming projects.
They have built their reputation by being committed to delivering a personalised service, adapting their approach to suit each individual client. This approach has allowed them to successfully grow year on year, which has enabled them to solidify their presence in the industry.
Operating in multiple sectors, their projects spread across Commercial, Industrial, Retail and Mixed-Use schemes with project values varying from £10m - £50m.
The Role
The role will form part of the site management team and will involve helping to ensure that projects are delivered safely, timely and to budget. You will hold responsibility for assisting the Project Manager with the day-to-day running of the site and all the sub-contractors on site. Typical roles & responsibilities will include:
* Ensure that the programme deadlines are achieved.
* Assist the contractors and subcontractors to ensure they have a full understanding of the required program dates.
* Ensure that all building operations are carried out in line with current health and safety standards and that all method statements and risk assessments have been reviewed and checklists completed.
* Assist with conducting and monitoring tool box meetings, health & safety training, including site inductions and site training are conducted as necessary.
* Ensure that all works are carried out to the highest standards of quality.
* Assess the quality of work at all stages.
Benefits
Benefits package including: Car allowance, fuel card, private healthcare, pension contribution & more. Aside from tangible benefits and rewards, you will have the opportunity to work for a rapidly-growing Main Contractor that look to grow their staff by offer clear and concise routes of progression