Contracts Support / Construction Administrator (M&E) Waltham Abbey (Office-Based) | Up to £45,000 Are you an experienced construction administrator or document controller with a solid understanding of M&E processes? My client is a well-established and growing M&E contractor delivering high-quality fit out, installation, and design & build services across the education, healthcare, and commercial sectors. They are looking for a proactive and highly organised Contracts Support professional to work closely with the Managing Director, providing administrative, document control and operational support across a range of projects (typically up to £2m in value). What you’ll be doing: * Supporting the MD and wider contracts team with the day-to-day running of projects. * Reviewing and managing project documentation, drawings, and schedules. * Assisting with procurement, tracking variations, and updating records. * Liaising with site teams, suppliers, and clients as needed. * Ensuring M&E documentation is accurate, up to date and well organised. * Attending site visits when required (travel supported by the business). * Helping to maintain efficient processes and supporting compliance. What we’re looking for: * Previous experience in a Construction Admin / Document Control / PA role within the building services or construction sector. * Solid understanding of mechanical and electrical (M&E) processes and drawings. * Highly organised, with excellent attention to detail and communication skills. * Confident working independently and supporting senior leadership. * Competent with MS Office and document management systems. What’s on offer: * Salary up to £45,000 depending on experience. * Full-time, permanent role – Monday to Friday, office-based in Waltham Abbey. * Site visits supported – you won’t be expected to drive yourself unless you want to. Join a supportive, growing team with a strong reputation in the sector. To apply: Please submit an updated CV via CV Library in the first instance, or enquire directly via telephone or email. The Data Protection Act controls how personal information is used by organisations, businesses and the government. Please contact us if you would like to know how these changes will affect you or visit our website