Site Manager - Passive Fire Protection West Midlands | Permanent | Competitive Salary Package A leading passive fire protection contractor is seeking an experienced Site Manager to oversee a major long-term healthcare project. This is a flagship contract with many years left to run, offering exceptional stability and the opportunity to manage a highly skilled team delivering specialist passive fire works. The Role Day-to-day site management of a live healthcare environment. Managing site teams ranging from 20-70 operatives depending on project phases. Overseeing the delivery of passive fire stopping and passive fire surveying packages (no fire doors or cladding). Liaising directly with NHS Trust representatives, ensuring compliance with strict healthcare standards. Ensuring works are delivered on time, to budget, and in line with QA/QC, health & safety, and fire safety regulations. Coordinating subcontractors, labour, materials, and programme requirements. Regular reporting to senior management and client representatives. The Candidate Proven background in Passive Fire Protection and Site Management Strong track record of site and project management on healthcare or hospital projects. Experience managing relationships with NHS Trusts and healthcare estates teams. Excellent leadership and communication skills with the ability to manage large, multi-trade site teams. Commercially aware and capable of managing budgets and reporting processes. All relevant tickets/certifications (SMSTS, CSCS, First Aid, Asbestos Awareness, etc.) essential. The Package Permanent, full-time role with long-term project security. Competitive salary (dependant on experience) benefits package. Career development opportunities with a Tier 1 passive fire contractor. This role will suit a Site Manager or Project Manager with strong PFP knowledge who thrives in a healthcare environment and wants to work with one of the UK's leading contractors on a prestigious, long-running project. Please apply with an updated CV or contact Nathan at 300 North on (url removed)