Project Manager (Construction)

I'm currently working in partnership with a well-established construction consultancy in Plymouth that's looking to bring a Construction Project Manager into their growing team. This is an excellent opportunity for a driven and professional individual who’s looking to work across a broad range of sectors and play a key role in delivering high-profile construction projects across the South West.

The Company:
This is a respected, multi-disciplinary consultancy with a strong presence in the region. They offer project management, quantity surveying, and employer’s agent services to a diverse client base spanning education, healthcare, commercial, and residential sectors. The business is known for its collaborative working culture, professional development support, and long-term client relationships.

The Role:
As Project Manager, you’ll take responsibility for managing the full project lifecycle – from initial brief through to completion. You’ll be client-facing, commercially aware, and confident in leading meetings, managing timelines, and overseeing contractor performance. Projects typically range from £1m to £30m in value, offering real variety and challenge.

Key Responsibilities:

• Managing multiple construction projects from pre-construction through to handover
• Coordinating with contractors, consultants, and clients to deliver successful outcomes
• Preparing and managing project documentation, cost plans, and risk assessments
• Leading client meetings and providing regular progress reports
• Ensuring all work meets health & safety and quality standards

Requirements:

• Proven project management experience within a consultancy or client-side environment
• Strong understanding of construction delivery and the RIBA Plan of Work
• Professional background in construction, surveying, architecture, or engineering
• Ideally MRICS, MCIOB, MAPM or actively working towards chartership
• Excellent communication, organisational, and leadership skills
• Full UK driving licence and flexibility to travel across the South West