Job description.
Assistant Site Manager
Location: Norwich
Salary: £45,000 Package
Permanent Position
We are currently seeking an Assistant Site Manager to support the delivery of a £13 million new build school project in Norwich. The project involves the construction of a brand-new educational facility followed by the demolition of the existing school building and the conversion of the area into a new play field.
This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious construction professional looking to develop their career on a large-scale project while working alongside an experienced senior management team.
Key Responsibilities
1. Assist the Senior Site Manager and Project Manager with the day-to-day management of site operations.
2. Coordinate and supervise subcontractors and trades, ensuring works are delivered safely and to programme.
3. Monitor site health & safety, ensuring compliance with company procedures and regulations.
4. Support the management of construction sequencing and site logistics.
5. Assist with quality inspections and snagging to ensure high standards are maintained.
6. Attend and support site meetings, toolbox talks, and progress updates.
7. Maintain site documentation, reports, and records.
8. Help manage external works and demolition coordination once the new build phase is complete.
9. Ensure the site remains organised, safe, and productive at all times.
Candidate Requirements
10. Previous experience working as an Assistant Site Manager on construction projects.
11. Tier 1 main contractor background is preferred.
12. Experience working on residential, accommodation, education, or multi-block developments is advantageous.
13. Strong organisational and communication skills.
14. Ability to support the management of multiple subcontractor packages.
15. Experience working within regulated or secure environments is beneficial.
Essential Certifications
16. SMSTS or SSSTS
17. CSCS Card
18. First Aid at Work
19. Asbestos Awareness
Package
20. Salary: £45,000 per annum
21. Benefits package
22. Opportunity to work on a £13m education project in Norwich with career progression.