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A well-respected Construction Consultancy are looking for an ambitious Project Manager to join their supportive team in Monument.
The Project Manager will be joining an established Consultancy, founded over 30+ years ago, that are known for delivering high class Projects of all types and Contract values ranging from 250k-10m within the Retail, Education, Residential, Commercial and Health sectors.
The Company that the Project Manager will work for:
A Project Manager will be joining an award winning Consultancy that have 5+ offices across the UK and offer a tailored, specialist service whilst delivering their Projects.
The Project Manager will be required to oversee the delivery of Projects such as Fit Out/Refurbishments and New Builds across the UK for the likes of Primark and well renowned supermarket brands.
Project Manager Role:
The Project Manager will have a wealth of experience and ideally a technical background such as Chartership enabling them to oversee different types of Projects for well-known brands from Inception-Completion.
You will be responsible for:
- Planning and managing project timelines
- Overseeing site activities and ensuring they comply with health and safety compliance
- Coordinating with subcontractors and suppliers
- Budget management and cost control
- Attending client meetings to provide project updates
- Quality assurance throughout the project lifecycle
The Project Manager Requirements:
- Experience within the retail sector is preferred
- Knowledge of new build, fit-out and refurbishment projects
- Chartered status is highly desirable
- Strong leadership and communication skills
In return:
- Competitive salary package of 60,000 + annual leave
- 10-12% bonus
- Pension scheme available
- Hybrid approach offered
- Travel allowance for site visits offered
- Quarterly company events
If you are Project Manager looking for an exciting move like this, please contact Luca Beltrami at Ernest and Florent.
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