Are you a Construction Project Manager, who thrives with being in front of clients? Are you a Construction Project Manager who brings a confident and excellent communication approach and would like to work for an award-winning Fit Out construction contractor in central London. The Project Manager should bring experience with Office fit out contracts between £500K - £10M. The successful Project Manager will join a highly respected fit out team, made up of over 100 people, who operate efficiently and to high standards within the Commercial office/workplace sectors. The Project Manager's Role The Project Manager will specifically work on Office/Workplace schemes, located across all of London, supporting key clients within the Tech, Legal, Banking, Retail and Commercial industries. These CAT A & B schemes have a high-quality aspect to them, so an eye for detail will be required. Contract values range between £500K - £10M. The other side of this position is business development and relationship building - creating opportunities to win new business at all time. So an appetite to win, should be within the Project Manager. The Project Manager Evidence of running own projects for 2 years minimum Evidence of winning work / building relationships Commercial/Workplace project knowledge Internal and Fit Out experience Quick access into London Ability to communicate effectively. Looking for a permanent position Provide a hands-on approach. Excellent organisational & team management skills Good computer skillsIn return £75,000 - £85,000 25 days annual leave Project and yearly bonus Enhanced Competitive Pension contribution. Private Medical insurance Employee Wellness programme Enhanced Paternity and Maternity Annual pay reviews Opportunity to join a growing organisation. Travel paid for Family based working environment. Genuine scope for career growth Great support networkIf you are Project Manager looking for an exciting move like this, please contact Luke Carroll at Ernest and Florent. (phone number removed) Ref: LC(phone number removed)