Marylebone, London £300 per day 6-8 Month Contract The Company A specialist high-end residential contractor is looking to appoint an experienced Site Manager to oversee two prestigious refurbishment projects in Marylebone. The business delivers detailed residential refurbishment and renovation schemes across prime London locations, with a strong focus on quality, programme management and high-end finishes. The Role The successful Site Manager will be responsible for managing two mews house refurbishments, each with a construction value of approximately £650,000. Both projects will involve a full strip-out and refurbishment, including new floors and roof works. One property is also expected to include a new roof extension. As Site Manager , you will take responsibility for the day-to-day running of the site, coordinating subcontractors, managing health and safety, monitoring programme and ensuring works are delivered to the required quality standards. The Site Manager will also liaise closely with the project team, consultants and subcontractors to resolve site issues and maintain progress throughout the build. Site Manager Responsibilities The Site Manager will be responsible for: Managing subcontractors and site activities Ensuring works are completed in line with programme Maintaining high standards of health and safety Monitoring workmanship and quality Coordinating deliveries and site logistics Managing inspections and reporting progress Liaising with the wider project and design teams Managing detailed refurbishment and finishing works Site Manager Experience The successful Site Manager should have previous experience delivering high-end residential refurbishment projects within London, ideally involving structural alterations, roof works and complex internal finishes. Applicants should also hold: SMSTS First Aid at Work Appropriate CSCS card Strong knowledge of health and safety regulations Proven experience managing residential refurbishment projects from strip-out through to completion This position would suit a confident Site Manager who is comfortable taking ownership of a project and managing multiple trades within constrained central London sites. The Package £325 per day Initial contract of approximately 6-8 months , with the potential for further work subject to the contractor's project pipeline.
01/10/2026
Full time
Marylebone, London £300 per day 6-8 Month Contract The Company A specialist high-end residential contractor is looking to appoint an experienced Site Manager to oversee two prestigious refurbishment projects in Marylebone. The business delivers detailed residential refurbishment and renovation schemes across prime London locations, with a strong focus on quality, programme management and high-end finishes. The Role The successful Site Manager will be responsible for managing two mews house refurbishments, each with a construction value of approximately £650,000. Both projects will involve a full strip-out and refurbishment, including new floors and roof works. One property is also expected to include a new roof extension. As Site Manager , you will take responsibility for the day-to-day running of the site, coordinating subcontractors, managing health and safety, monitoring programme and ensuring works are delivered to the required quality standards. The Site Manager will also liaise closely with the project team, consultants and subcontractors to resolve site issues and maintain progress throughout the build. Site Manager Responsibilities The Site Manager will be responsible for: Managing subcontractors and site activities Ensuring works are completed in line with programme Maintaining high standards of health and safety Monitoring workmanship and quality Coordinating deliveries and site logistics Managing inspections and reporting progress Liaising with the wider project and design teams Managing detailed refurbishment and finishing works Site Manager Experience The successful Site Manager should have previous experience delivering high-end residential refurbishment projects within London, ideally involving structural alterations, roof works and complex internal finishes. Applicants should also hold: SMSTS First Aid at Work Appropriate CSCS card Strong knowledge of health and safety regulations Proven experience managing residential refurbishment projects from strip-out through to completion This position would suit a confident Site Manager who is comfortable taking ownership of a project and managing multiple trades within constrained central London sites. The Package £325 per day Initial contract of approximately 6-8 months , with the potential for further work subject to the contractor's project pipeline.
An established multi-disciplinary property and construction consultancy is looking to appoint an Architectural Assistant - Part 2 to join their growing architectural team in Billericay. This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious Architectural Assistant - Part 2 looking to gain varied project experience within a supportive and collaborative environment. The successful Architectural Assistant - Part 2 will work across a diverse portfolio of projects, including education, residential, healthcare, social housing and public sector schemes. Working alongside Architects and other technical professionals, the Architectural Assistant - Part 2 will contribute from planning and detailed design through to tender and construction. The Architectural Assistant - Part 2 Role The Architectural Assistant - Part 2 will assist with developing scheme designs and producing detailed architectural and technical drawing packages using Revit and AutoCAD. Responsibilities will include preparing planning and Building Regulations drawings, producing working drawing packages for tender and construction, liaising with Building Control, consultants, contractors and specialist suppliers, and assisting with technical specifications. The Architectural Assistant - Part 2 will also undertake measured building surveys, attend site meetings where required and support the Project Architect during the construction phase. There will also be opportunities to take responsibility for the day-to-day running of individual projects under appropriate supervision. The Architectural Assistant - Part 2 The successful Architectural Assistant - Part 2 will have: RIBA Part 2 qualification, or a recognised Master's/Diploma in Architecture providing Part 2 exemption Experience producing architectural and technical drawings Working knowledge of Revit and AutoCAD Understanding of UK Building Regulations and planning processes Strong written and verbal communication skills Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team A proactive approach to professional development and progressing towards Part 3 qualification Eligibility to live and work in the UK In Return £28,000 - £30,000 salary 25 days' holiday plus bank holidays Flexible and remote working opportunities Company pension scheme Professional membership support Health cash plan and wellbeing programmes Mentoring and career development Cycle to work scheme Regular team and social events Additional volunteering leave This is a strong opportunity for an Architectural Assistant - Part 2 seeking varied project exposure, structured development and the chance to progress their architectural career within an established consultancy.
01/10/2026
Full time
An established multi-disciplinary property and construction consultancy is looking to appoint an Architectural Assistant - Part 2 to join their growing architectural team in Billericay. This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious Architectural Assistant - Part 2 looking to gain varied project experience within a supportive and collaborative environment. The successful Architectural Assistant - Part 2 will work across a diverse portfolio of projects, including education, residential, healthcare, social housing and public sector schemes. Working alongside Architects and other technical professionals, the Architectural Assistant - Part 2 will contribute from planning and detailed design through to tender and construction. The Architectural Assistant - Part 2 Role The Architectural Assistant - Part 2 will assist with developing scheme designs and producing detailed architectural and technical drawing packages using Revit and AutoCAD. Responsibilities will include preparing planning and Building Regulations drawings, producing working drawing packages for tender and construction, liaising with Building Control, consultants, contractors and specialist suppliers, and assisting with technical specifications. The Architectural Assistant - Part 2 will also undertake measured building surveys, attend site meetings where required and support the Project Architect during the construction phase. There will also be opportunities to take responsibility for the day-to-day running of individual projects under appropriate supervision. The Architectural Assistant - Part 2 The successful Architectural Assistant - Part 2 will have: RIBA Part 2 qualification, or a recognised Master's/Diploma in Architecture providing Part 2 exemption Experience producing architectural and technical drawings Working knowledge of Revit and AutoCAD Understanding of UK Building Regulations and planning processes Strong written and verbal communication skills Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team A proactive approach to professional development and progressing towards Part 3 qualification Eligibility to live and work in the UK In Return £28,000 - £30,000 salary 25 days' holiday plus bank holidays Flexible and remote working opportunities Company pension scheme Professional membership support Health cash plan and wellbeing programmes Mentoring and career development Cycle to work scheme Regular team and social events Additional volunteering leave This is a strong opportunity for an Architectural Assistant - Part 2 seeking varied project exposure, structured development and the chance to progress their architectural career within an established consultancy.
The Company A well-established, multi-disciplinary property and construction consultancy is looking to appoint an experienced Associate Architect to their growing London team. Operating across the UK, the consultancy provides integrated design and technical services across sectors including education, residential, healthcare, commercial and defence. This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious Associate Architect who wants to combine project delivery with team leadership, client development and the future growth of an architectural department. The Associate Architect Role The successful Associate Architect will work closely with the Architectural Director, initially leading a varied portfolio of projects from inception through to completion. The Associate Architect will take responsibility for design quality, project delivery, resource planning and client relationships, while progressively becoming more involved in the management and development of the London architectural team. Projects typically range from £300k to £40m, giving the Associate Architect exposure to schemes of varying scale and complexity. Key responsibilities will include: Leading architectural projects through all RIBA stages Managing and mentoring members of the architectural team Preparing feasibility studies, design concepts and planning applications Producing and reviewing technical information using Revit Managing project resources, fees, forecasting and profitability Attending client, design and site meetings Supporting bids, fee proposals and tender submissions Developing existing client relationships and generating new opportunities Contributing to the continued growth of the London office The Associate Architect The successful Associate Architect will ideally have: RIBA Part III qualification / ARB registration Minimum 5 years' post-qualification experience Strong working knowledge of Revit and BIM Thorough understanding of UK Building Regulations Experience within education, residential, social housing or healthcare projects Knowledge of NBS specifications Previous responsibility for fee proposals and project financial management Strong client-facing, networking and business development skills Experience managing or mentoring architectural staff Ability to obtain UK Security Clearance where required In Return The Associate Architect will receive a salary in the region of £65,000 - £75,000 , alongside 25 days' holiday plus bank holidays, pension, professional membership support, health cash plan, flexible working, funded social events and continued professional development. This is an excellent opportunity for an Associate Architect seeking a senior position with a clear route towards greater responsibility and future leadership.
01/10/2026
Full time
The Company A well-established, multi-disciplinary property and construction consultancy is looking to appoint an experienced Associate Architect to their growing London team. Operating across the UK, the consultancy provides integrated design and technical services across sectors including education, residential, healthcare, commercial and defence. This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious Associate Architect who wants to combine project delivery with team leadership, client development and the future growth of an architectural department. The Associate Architect Role The successful Associate Architect will work closely with the Architectural Director, initially leading a varied portfolio of projects from inception through to completion. The Associate Architect will take responsibility for design quality, project delivery, resource planning and client relationships, while progressively becoming more involved in the management and development of the London architectural team. Projects typically range from £300k to £40m, giving the Associate Architect exposure to schemes of varying scale and complexity. Key responsibilities will include: Leading architectural projects through all RIBA stages Managing and mentoring members of the architectural team Preparing feasibility studies, design concepts and planning applications Producing and reviewing technical information using Revit Managing project resources, fees, forecasting and profitability Attending client, design and site meetings Supporting bids, fee proposals and tender submissions Developing existing client relationships and generating new opportunities Contributing to the continued growth of the London office The Associate Architect The successful Associate Architect will ideally have: RIBA Part III qualification / ARB registration Minimum 5 years' post-qualification experience Strong working knowledge of Revit and BIM Thorough understanding of UK Building Regulations Experience within education, residential, social housing or healthcare projects Knowledge of NBS specifications Previous responsibility for fee proposals and project financial management Strong client-facing, networking and business development skills Experience managing or mentoring architectural staff Ability to obtain UK Security Clearance where required In Return The Associate Architect will receive a salary in the region of £65,000 - £75,000 , alongside 25 days' holiday plus bank holidays, pension, professional membership support, health cash plan, flexible working, funded social events and continued professional development. This is an excellent opportunity for an Associate Architect seeking a senior position with a clear route towards greater responsibility and future leadership.
Bid Coordinator We are working with an award-winning, employee-owned architectural and heritage consultancy, to recruit a Bid Coordinator for their Manchester hub. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong bid coordination experience, excellent InDesign skills and an interest in architecture and the built environment to join a highly regarded international practice. The Role Bid Coordinator As Bid Coordinator, you will be responsible for the project management and delivery of high-quality bid submissions, working across multiple deadlines and with a variety of internal stakeholders. Key responsibilities will include: Managing the end-to-end bid process and ensuring procedures are followed correctly Building strong relationships with internal stakeholders to produce proposals and presentation materials Using Adobe Creative Suite, particularly InDesign, to create high-quality bid submissions Reviewing and proofreading bid content to ensure consistency, accuracy and quality Designing layouts for bids and tenders, including coordinating relevant imagery and graphics Maintaining bid libraries, staff CVs, project case studies and photography Reviewing both successful and unsuccessful bids to identify lessons learnt Taking ownership of improvements and efficiencies within the bidding process Working closely with business development and marketing teams About You To be considered for the role, you will ideally have: Excellent Adobe InDesign skills Strong time management and organisational skills Excellent written and verbal communication skills Exceptional attention to detail and strong proofreading ability Confidence dealing with stakeholders at all levels of seniority Experience working on high-value bids Previous bid coordination or bid management experience would be highly advantageous. Experience within architecture, construction or the wider built environment would also be beneficial, alongside graphic design skills or experience using procurement portals. In Return? Salary: £30,000-£35,000 Agile, flexible and hybrid working, with a minimum of 3 days in the office and up to 2 days working from home Annual leave increasing with long service Life assurance Study sponsorship with paid study leave Sabbaticals Employee assistance programme Season ticket loans Cycle to work scheme Virtual GP service Subscription fees Company day out Volunteering scheme Enhanced learning and development opportunities If you are a Bid Coordinator, currently considering your opportunities, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REFERENCE: 22857MC
01/10/2026
Full time
Bid Coordinator We are working with an award-winning, employee-owned architectural and heritage consultancy, to recruit a Bid Coordinator for their Manchester hub. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong bid coordination experience, excellent InDesign skills and an interest in architecture and the built environment to join a highly regarded international practice. The Role Bid Coordinator As Bid Coordinator, you will be responsible for the project management and delivery of high-quality bid submissions, working across multiple deadlines and with a variety of internal stakeholders. Key responsibilities will include: Managing the end-to-end bid process and ensuring procedures are followed correctly Building strong relationships with internal stakeholders to produce proposals and presentation materials Using Adobe Creative Suite, particularly InDesign, to create high-quality bid submissions Reviewing and proofreading bid content to ensure consistency, accuracy and quality Designing layouts for bids and tenders, including coordinating relevant imagery and graphics Maintaining bid libraries, staff CVs, project case studies and photography Reviewing both successful and unsuccessful bids to identify lessons learnt Taking ownership of improvements and efficiencies within the bidding process Working closely with business development and marketing teams About You To be considered for the role, you will ideally have: Excellent Adobe InDesign skills Strong time management and organisational skills Excellent written and verbal communication skills Exceptional attention to detail and strong proofreading ability Confidence dealing with stakeholders at all levels of seniority Experience working on high-value bids Previous bid coordination or bid management experience would be highly advantageous. Experience within architecture, construction or the wider built environment would also be beneficial, alongside graphic design skills or experience using procurement portals. In Return? Salary: £30,000-£35,000 Agile, flexible and hybrid working, with a minimum of 3 days in the office and up to 2 days working from home Annual leave increasing with long service Life assurance Study sponsorship with paid study leave Sabbaticals Employee assistance programme Season ticket loans Cycle to work scheme Virtual GP service Subscription fees Company day out Volunteering scheme Enhanced learning and development opportunities If you are a Bid Coordinator, currently considering your opportunities, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REFERENCE: 22857MC
Clerk of Works Residential Projects Midlands An independent, growing multidisciplinary consultancy with a strong presence across the midlands is looking for a clerk of works to support them with resi projects across the West/East Midlands. The Clerk of Works - Role and Responsibilities As the clerk of works on site, you will manage residential projects - apartments and dwellings across the west and east midlands. Previous experience working as a Clerk of Works, NEC Supervisor or in a similar construction quality role. ICWCI or MCIOB Strong knowledge of construction methods, materials and workmanship Previous residential experience Previous consultancy experience beneficial Identifying and recording defects, non-compliance and areas of concern Producing clear and detailed inspection reports Maintaining accurate photographic and written site records Monitoring progress against the agreed construction programme Attending project, progress and site meetings Liaising with contractors, consultants, client representatives and other stakeholders Supporting the wider project team in resolving quality and technical issues Ensuring relevant testing and inspections are undertaken and appropriately recorded Monitoring health and safety observations and escalating concerns where appropriate Full driving license Excellent attention to detail Strong written reporting and record-keeping skills In Return? Salary: £50,000 - £55,000 Company pension scheme Professional membership fees paid Structured training and personal development CPD courses and support towards professional qualifications Clear long-term career development plan Bi-annual career and progression reviews Opportunities for promotion and role diversification Private healthcare Death-in-service benefit Supportive and sociable Birmingham-based team Regular team events and social activities If you are a Clerk of Works, considering your opportunities, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REF: 21883MC
01/10/2026
Full time
Clerk of Works Residential Projects Midlands An independent, growing multidisciplinary consultancy with a strong presence across the midlands is looking for a clerk of works to support them with resi projects across the West/East Midlands. The Clerk of Works - Role and Responsibilities As the clerk of works on site, you will manage residential projects - apartments and dwellings across the west and east midlands. Previous experience working as a Clerk of Works, NEC Supervisor or in a similar construction quality role. ICWCI or MCIOB Strong knowledge of construction methods, materials and workmanship Previous residential experience Previous consultancy experience beneficial Identifying and recording defects, non-compliance and areas of concern Producing clear and detailed inspection reports Maintaining accurate photographic and written site records Monitoring progress against the agreed construction programme Attending project, progress and site meetings Liaising with contractors, consultants, client representatives and other stakeholders Supporting the wider project team in resolving quality and technical issues Ensuring relevant testing and inspections are undertaken and appropriately recorded Monitoring health and safety observations and escalating concerns where appropriate Full driving license Excellent attention to detail Strong written reporting and record-keeping skills In Return? Salary: £50,000 - £55,000 Company pension scheme Professional membership fees paid Structured training and personal development CPD courses and support towards professional qualifications Clear long-term career development plan Bi-annual career and progression reviews Opportunities for promotion and role diversification Private healthcare Death-in-service benefit Supportive and sociable Birmingham-based team Regular team events and social activities If you are a Clerk of Works, considering your opportunities, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REF: 21883MC
Clerk of Works Residential Projects Midlands An independent, growing multidisciplinary consultancy with a strong presence across the midlands is looking for a clerk of works to support them with resi projects across the West/East Midlands. The Clerk of Works - Role and Responsibilities As the clerk of works on site, you will manage residential projects - apartments and dwellings across the west and east midlands. Previous experience working as a Clerk of Works, NEC Supervisor or in a similar construction quality role. ICWCI or MCIOB Strong knowledge of construction methods, materials and workmanship Previous residential experience Previous consultancy experience beneficial Identifying and recording defects, non-compliance and areas of concern Producing clear and detailed inspection reports Maintaining accurate photographic and written site records Monitoring progress against the agreed construction programme Attending project, progress and site meetings Liaising with contractors, consultants, client representatives and other stakeholders Supporting the wider project team in resolving quality and technical issues Ensuring relevant testing and inspections are undertaken and appropriately recorded Monitoring health and safety observations and escalating concerns where appropriate Full driving license Excellent attention to detail Strong written reporting and record-keeping skills In Return? Salary: £50,000 - £55,000 Company pension scheme Professional membership fees paid Structured training and personal development CPD courses and support towards professional qualifications Clear long-term career development plan Bi-annual career and progression reviews Opportunities for promotion and role diversification Private healthcare Death-in-service benefit Supportive and sociable Birmingham-based team Regular team events and social activities If you are a Clerk of Works, considering your opportunities, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REF: 21883MC
01/10/2026
Full time
Clerk of Works Residential Projects Midlands An independent, growing multidisciplinary consultancy with a strong presence across the midlands is looking for a clerk of works to support them with resi projects across the West/East Midlands. The Clerk of Works - Role and Responsibilities As the clerk of works on site, you will manage residential projects - apartments and dwellings across the west and east midlands. Previous experience working as a Clerk of Works, NEC Supervisor or in a similar construction quality role. ICWCI or MCIOB Strong knowledge of construction methods, materials and workmanship Previous residential experience Previous consultancy experience beneficial Identifying and recording defects, non-compliance and areas of concern Producing clear and detailed inspection reports Maintaining accurate photographic and written site records Monitoring progress against the agreed construction programme Attending project, progress and site meetings Liaising with contractors, consultants, client representatives and other stakeholders Supporting the wider project team in resolving quality and technical issues Ensuring relevant testing and inspections are undertaken and appropriately recorded Monitoring health and safety observations and escalating concerns where appropriate Full driving license Excellent attention to detail Strong written reporting and record-keeping skills In Return? Salary: £50,000 - £55,000 Company pension scheme Professional membership fees paid Structured training and personal development CPD courses and support towards professional qualifications Clear long-term career development plan Bi-annual career and progression reviews Opportunities for promotion and role diversification Private healthcare Death-in-service benefit Supportive and sociable Birmingham-based team Regular team events and social activities If you are a Clerk of Works, considering your opportunities, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REF: 21883MC
Clerk of Works / NEC Supervisor Shrewsbury, Shropshire Major Healthcare Project Construction Consultancy A leading independent construction and property consultancy is looking for an experienced Clerk of Works / NEC Supervisor to join its team in Shrewsbury, working on a significant hospital development. This is an excellent opportunity for a Clerk of Works / NEC Supervisor to play an important role in the delivery of a large-scale healthcare project, providing an on-site presence and ensuring works are completed in accordance with the contract, drawings, specifications and required quality standards. The Clerk of Works / NEC Supervisor Role The successful clerk will be responsible for monitoring the quality and progress of construction works on site, identifying defects or non-compliant works and ensuring these are appropriately recorded and addressed. Key responsibilities will include: Carrying out regular site inspections throughout the construction programme Monitoring workmanship, materials and construction quality Ensuring works comply with drawings, specifications and contractual requirements Undertaking duties associated with the NEC Supervisor role Identifying and recording defects, non-compliance and areas of concern Producing clear and detailed inspection reports Maintaining accurate photographic and written site records Monitoring progress against the agreed construction programme Attending project, progress and site meetings Liaising with contractors, consultants, client representatives and other stakeholders Supporting the wider project team in resolving quality and technical issues Ensuring relevant testing and inspections are undertaken and appropriately recorded Monitoring health and safety observations and escalating concerns where appropriate Supporting the successful handover and completion of the project The Clerk of Works / NEC Supervisor The successful candidate will ideally have: Previous experience working as a Clerk of Works, NEC Supervisor, Site Inspector or in a similar construction quality role ICWCI or MCIOB Strong knowledge of construction methods, materials and workmanship Experience working on large or technically complex construction projects A good understanding of NEC contracts, ideally including previous experience undertaking NEC Supervisor duties Excellent attention to detail Strong written reporting and record-keeping skills Previous experience working on healthcare, hospital or other major public-sector construction projects would be particularly advantageous. In Return? Salary: £50,000 - £55,000 Company pension scheme Professional membership fees paid Structured training and personal development CPD courses and support towards professional qualifications Clear long-term career development plan Bi-annual career and progression reviews Opportunities for promotion and role diversification Private healthcare Death-in-service benefit Supportive and sociable Birmingham-based team Regular team events and social activities If you are a Clerk of Works considering your career opportunities, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REF: 22747MC
01/10/2026
Full time
Clerk of Works / NEC Supervisor Shrewsbury, Shropshire Major Healthcare Project Construction Consultancy A leading independent construction and property consultancy is looking for an experienced Clerk of Works / NEC Supervisor to join its team in Shrewsbury, working on a significant hospital development. This is an excellent opportunity for a Clerk of Works / NEC Supervisor to play an important role in the delivery of a large-scale healthcare project, providing an on-site presence and ensuring works are completed in accordance with the contract, drawings, specifications and required quality standards. The Clerk of Works / NEC Supervisor Role The successful clerk will be responsible for monitoring the quality and progress of construction works on site, identifying defects or non-compliant works and ensuring these are appropriately recorded and addressed. Key responsibilities will include: Carrying out regular site inspections throughout the construction programme Monitoring workmanship, materials and construction quality Ensuring works comply with drawings, specifications and contractual requirements Undertaking duties associated with the NEC Supervisor role Identifying and recording defects, non-compliance and areas of concern Producing clear and detailed inspection reports Maintaining accurate photographic and written site records Monitoring progress against the agreed construction programme Attending project, progress and site meetings Liaising with contractors, consultants, client representatives and other stakeholders Supporting the wider project team in resolving quality and technical issues Ensuring relevant testing and inspections are undertaken and appropriately recorded Monitoring health and safety observations and escalating concerns where appropriate Supporting the successful handover and completion of the project The Clerk of Works / NEC Supervisor The successful candidate will ideally have: Previous experience working as a Clerk of Works, NEC Supervisor, Site Inspector or in a similar construction quality role ICWCI or MCIOB Strong knowledge of construction methods, materials and workmanship Experience working on large or technically complex construction projects A good understanding of NEC contracts, ideally including previous experience undertaking NEC Supervisor duties Excellent attention to detail Strong written reporting and record-keeping skills Previous experience working on healthcare, hospital or other major public-sector construction projects would be particularly advantageous. In Return? Salary: £50,000 - £55,000 Company pension scheme Professional membership fees paid Structured training and personal development CPD courses and support towards professional qualifications Clear long-term career development plan Bi-annual career and progression reviews Opportunities for promotion and role diversification Private healthcare Death-in-service benefit Supportive and sociable Birmingham-based team Regular team events and social activities If you are a Clerk of Works considering your career opportunities, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REF: 22747MC
Clerk of Works Residential Projects Midlands An independent, growing multidisciplinary consultancy with a strong presence across the midlands is looking for a clerk of works to support them with resi projects across the West/East Midlands. The Clerk of Works - Role and Responsibilities As the clerk of works on site, you will manage residential projects - apartments and dwellings across the west and east midlands. Previous experience working as a Clerk of Works, NEC Supervisor or in a similar construction quality role. ICWCI or MCIOB Strong knowledge of construction methods, materials and workmanship Previous residential experience Previous consultancy experience beneficial Identifying and recording defects, non-compliance and areas of concern Producing clear and detailed inspection reports Maintaining accurate photographic and written site records Monitoring progress against the agreed construction programme Attending project, progress and site meetings Liaising with contractors, consultants, client representatives and other stakeholders Supporting the wider project team in resolving quality and technical issues Ensuring relevant testing and inspections are undertaken and appropriately recorded Monitoring health and safety observations and escalating concerns where appropriate Full driving license Excellent attention to detail Strong written reporting and record-keeping skills In Return? Salary: £50,000 - £55,000 Company pension scheme Professional membership fees paid Structured training and personal development CPD courses and support towards professional qualifications Clear long-term career development plan Bi-annual career and progression reviews Opportunities for promotion and role diversification Private healthcare Death-in-service benefit Supportive and sociable Birmingham-based team Regular team events and social activities If you are a Clerk of Works, considering your opportunities, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REF: 21883MC
01/10/2026
Full time
Clerk of Works Residential Projects Midlands An independent, growing multidisciplinary consultancy with a strong presence across the midlands is looking for a clerk of works to support them with resi projects across the West/East Midlands. The Clerk of Works - Role and Responsibilities As the clerk of works on site, you will manage residential projects - apartments and dwellings across the west and east midlands. Previous experience working as a Clerk of Works, NEC Supervisor or in a similar construction quality role. ICWCI or MCIOB Strong knowledge of construction methods, materials and workmanship Previous residential experience Previous consultancy experience beneficial Identifying and recording defects, non-compliance and areas of concern Producing clear and detailed inspection reports Maintaining accurate photographic and written site records Monitoring progress against the agreed construction programme Attending project, progress and site meetings Liaising with contractors, consultants, client representatives and other stakeholders Supporting the wider project team in resolving quality and technical issues Ensuring relevant testing and inspections are undertaken and appropriately recorded Monitoring health and safety observations and escalating concerns where appropriate Full driving license Excellent attention to detail Strong written reporting and record-keeping skills In Return? Salary: £50,000 - £55,000 Company pension scheme Professional membership fees paid Structured training and personal development CPD courses and support towards professional qualifications Clear long-term career development plan Bi-annual career and progression reviews Opportunities for promotion and role diversification Private healthcare Death-in-service benefit Supportive and sociable Birmingham-based team Regular team events and social activities If you are a Clerk of Works, considering your opportunities, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REF: 21883MC
Site Manager Salary: £60,000 - £65,000 + Package Location: Barnsley, South Yorkshire About the Company A leading UK residential developer and housebuilder is looking to strengthen their delivery team with an experienced Site Manager for a residential development in the Barnsley area. The business delivers large-scale housing schemes across private sale, affordable housing and partnership-led developments. They are known for structured delivery, strong site standards and a clear focus on quality, safety and customer satisfaction. About the Role You will take responsibility for the day-to-day management of a residential development, ensuring works are completed safely, on programme and to the required quality standards. The role will involve coordinating subcontractors, monitoring build progress, managing inspections and ensuring all works are delivered in line with drawings, specifications, Building Regulations and company procedures. Key Responsibilities Manage daily site operations across a residential development. Coordinate subcontractors, trades and suppliers. Monitor programme, productivity and build progress. Maintain high standards of health, safety and site housekeeping. Ensure works comply with NHBC standards and Building Regulations. Carry out quality inspections and manage snagging. Work closely with commercial, technical and customer care teams. Manage plot completions and customer handovers. Maintain accurate site records and progress reports. Support junior site staff and promote high standards across the development. Requirements You will have proven experience working for a residential developer, housebuilder or main contractor, ideally on volume housing or large-scale residential schemes. Strong knowledge of residential construction, subcontractor management, NHBC requirements and health and safety legislation is essential. Relevant qualificati
01/10/2026
Full time
Site Manager Salary: £60,000 - £65,000 + Package Location: Barnsley, South Yorkshire About the Company A leading UK residential developer and housebuilder is looking to strengthen their delivery team with an experienced Site Manager for a residential development in the Barnsley area. The business delivers large-scale housing schemes across private sale, affordable housing and partnership-led developments. They are known for structured delivery, strong site standards and a clear focus on quality, safety and customer satisfaction. About the Role You will take responsibility for the day-to-day management of a residential development, ensuring works are completed safely, on programme and to the required quality standards. The role will involve coordinating subcontractors, monitoring build progress, managing inspections and ensuring all works are delivered in line with drawings, specifications, Building Regulations and company procedures. Key Responsibilities Manage daily site operations across a residential development. Coordinate subcontractors, trades and suppliers. Monitor programme, productivity and build progress. Maintain high standards of health, safety and site housekeeping. Ensure works comply with NHBC standards and Building Regulations. Carry out quality inspections and manage snagging. Work closely with commercial, technical and customer care teams. Manage plot completions and customer handovers. Maintain accurate site records and progress reports. Support junior site staff and promote high standards across the development. Requirements You will have proven experience working for a residential developer, housebuilder or main contractor, ideally on volume housing or large-scale residential schemes. Strong knowledge of residential construction, subcontractor management, NHBC requirements and health and safety legislation is essential. Relevant qualificati
MEP Clerk of Works UK Projects (Healthcare & Defence) A leading multi-disciplinary property and construction consultancy, delivering high-quality outcomes across both public and private sector projects throughout the UK, are seeking an M&E Clerk of Works to support them on schemes across the healthcare and defence sectors. The Role / M&E Clerk of Works Working as part of a high-calibre consultancy team, you will play a key role in ensuring M&E works are delivered to the highest standards across complex, compliance-driven environments. Carrying out site inspections across M&E installations Monitoring quality, compliance, and adherence to specifications Reporting on progress, defects, and workmanship standards Liaising with contractors, consultants, and client teams Ensuring works meet strict regulatory and sector-specific requirements MEP Clerk of Works Skills and Experience Required: Proven experience as an M&E Clerk of Works / Site Inspector / Building Services Inspector Strong knowledge of M&E systems, installations, and compliance standards Experience working on regulated environments (healthcare, defence, or similar) Confident communicator with a proactive, detail-focused mindset Able to work independently across multiple project sites ICWCI, CIOB membership Electrical, Mechanical relevant degrees and experience Essential: Active Security Clearance (SC or higher) In Return? Salary: £55,000 - £65,000 25 Days Annual Leave plus statutory Holidays Annual Ski Trip Parking Pass for the Office Company iPhone/ipad Company Laptop Professional Subscription Fees Additionally following completion of your 3 month probationary period: Individual Private Healthcare - Vitality Pension - 4% Employer Contribution Life insurance Death in Service If you are an M&E Clerk of Works, considering your opportunities, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REF: 21838MC
01/10/2026
Full time
MEP Clerk of Works UK Projects (Healthcare & Defence) A leading multi-disciplinary property and construction consultancy, delivering high-quality outcomes across both public and private sector projects throughout the UK, are seeking an M&E Clerk of Works to support them on schemes across the healthcare and defence sectors. The Role / M&E Clerk of Works Working as part of a high-calibre consultancy team, you will play a key role in ensuring M&E works are delivered to the highest standards across complex, compliance-driven environments. Carrying out site inspections across M&E installations Monitoring quality, compliance, and adherence to specifications Reporting on progress, defects, and workmanship standards Liaising with contractors, consultants, and client teams Ensuring works meet strict regulatory and sector-specific requirements MEP Clerk of Works Skills and Experience Required: Proven experience as an M&E Clerk of Works / Site Inspector / Building Services Inspector Strong knowledge of M&E systems, installations, and compliance standards Experience working on regulated environments (healthcare, defence, or similar) Confident communicator with a proactive, detail-focused mindset Able to work independently across multiple project sites ICWCI, CIOB membership Electrical, Mechanical relevant degrees and experience Essential: Active Security Clearance (SC or higher) In Return? Salary: £55,000 - £65,000 25 Days Annual Leave plus statutory Holidays Annual Ski Trip Parking Pass for the Office Company iPhone/ipad Company Laptop Professional Subscription Fees Additionally following completion of your 3 month probationary period: Individual Private Healthcare - Vitality Pension - 4% Employer Contribution Life insurance Death in Service If you are an M&E Clerk of Works, considering your opportunities, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REF: 21838MC
Take on larger projects, more influential client relationships and a visible role in the growth of an established Manchester building surveying team. The successful Senior Chartered Building Surveyor will join a nationally recognised construction consultancy with a growing Manchester office and a strong pipeline across commercial, public sector, regeneration and healthcare. The role combines access to major clients and specialist resources with meaningful responsibility for local delivery and relationships. The Senior Chartered Building Surveyor Role The Senior Chartered Building Surveyor will focus on complex projects, technical leadership and client account growth, managing instructions from initial brief through to completion. You will remain close to clients and delivery, working with colleagues across surveying, project management, cost consultancy and design where the instruction requires it. The Senior Chartered Building Surveyor will also mentor junior colleagues, review technical output and help convert strong client relationships into repeat instructions. It is a role for someone who wants more influence and progression without moving away from the work they enjoy. Duties of the Senior Chartered Building Surveyor to include: Lead projects from initial advice through to completion Act as Contract Administrator and Project Manager Prepare specifications, tenders and technical reports Undertake surveys, defect analysis and due diligence Manage client communication and project reporting Coordinate internal and external consultant teams Review junior surveyors' work Support bids and regional business development Maintain strong technical and service standards The Person? The successful Senior Chartered Building Surveyor will be technically confident, commercially aware and capable of managing clients and competing priorities with limited supervision. The Senior Chartered Building Surveyor will ideally have: MRICS qualification A relevant Building Surveying degree Construction consultancy experience Strong project and professional services knowledge Confident written and verbal communication skills The ability to manage clients and consultant teams Experience supporting junior surveyors Commercial awareness and an interest in growth A strong track record of independent project delivery In Return ? £60,000 - £72,000 Annual performance bonus Car allowance 25 days' annual leave plus bank holidays Flexible hybrid working Private medical insurance Company pension and life assurance Professional subscriptions paid If you believe you can deliver this rewarding role to a high standard, or are a Building Surveyor considering your next career move, please contact Stuart Miller at Brandon James on . Ref: SM082601 Senior Chartered Building Surveyor / Chartered Building Surveyor / MRICS / Manchester
01/10/2026
Full time
Take on larger projects, more influential client relationships and a visible role in the growth of an established Manchester building surveying team. The successful Senior Chartered Building Surveyor will join a nationally recognised construction consultancy with a growing Manchester office and a strong pipeline across commercial, public sector, regeneration and healthcare. The role combines access to major clients and specialist resources with meaningful responsibility for local delivery and relationships. The Senior Chartered Building Surveyor Role The Senior Chartered Building Surveyor will focus on complex projects, technical leadership and client account growth, managing instructions from initial brief through to completion. You will remain close to clients and delivery, working with colleagues across surveying, project management, cost consultancy and design where the instruction requires it. The Senior Chartered Building Surveyor will also mentor junior colleagues, review technical output and help convert strong client relationships into repeat instructions. It is a role for someone who wants more influence and progression without moving away from the work they enjoy. Duties of the Senior Chartered Building Surveyor to include: Lead projects from initial advice through to completion Act as Contract Administrator and Project Manager Prepare specifications, tenders and technical reports Undertake surveys, defect analysis and due diligence Manage client communication and project reporting Coordinate internal and external consultant teams Review junior surveyors' work Support bids and regional business development Maintain strong technical and service standards The Person? The successful Senior Chartered Building Surveyor will be technically confident, commercially aware and capable of managing clients and competing priorities with limited supervision. The Senior Chartered Building Surveyor will ideally have: MRICS qualification A relevant Building Surveying degree Construction consultancy experience Strong project and professional services knowledge Confident written and verbal communication skills The ability to manage clients and consultant teams Experience supporting junior surveyors Commercial awareness and an interest in growth A strong track record of independent project delivery In Return ? £60,000 - £72,000 Annual performance bonus Car allowance 25 days' annual leave plus bank holidays Flexible hybrid working Private medical insurance Company pension and life assurance Professional subscriptions paid If you believe you can deliver this rewarding role to a high standard, or are a Building Surveyor considering your next career move, please contact Stuart Miller at Brandon James on . Ref: SM082601 Senior Chartered Building Surveyor / Chartered Building Surveyor / MRICS / Manchester
The Cost Manager's Role The successful Cost Manager will join a leading, international construction consultancy based in Central London, working within a specialist infrastructure cost management team. This is an excellent opportunity for a Cost Manager who wants exposure to major, high-value infrastructure programmes, prestigious clients, and a strong long-term career path within one of London's most respected consultancy environments. The Cost Manager will work across a broad range of infrastructure projects, including transport, rail, utilities, highways, aviation, energy, and major public sector frameworks across London and the wider UK. Day to day, the Cost Manager will support and manage projects from early feasibility through to completion, delivering cost plans, procurement advice, tender documentation, valuations, cost reports, change control, and final accounts. The Cost Manager will also work closely with senior stakeholders, attend client meetings, support junior Cost Managers, and contribute to the successful delivery of complex, high-profile infrastructure instructions. The role would suit an ambitious Cost Manager looking for greater infrastructure exposure, structured progression, and the chance to work with market-leading clients. The Cost Manager - Requirements A degree in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management, or a RICS-accredited equivalent MRICS, or currently working towards chartership Cost consultancy / infrastructure cost management experience Strong pre and post contract knowledge Experience delivering infrastructure or major programme work Confident with NEC contracts Professional, commercially aware, and client-facing Able to commute to Central London In Return? £50,000 - £75,000 Discretionary bonus Hybrid/flexible working 25 days annual leave + bank holidays Pension scheme Private healthcare Life assurance Professional fees paid Structured APC support Ongoing CPD and training Clear progression route Major UK infrastructure projects Excellent senior mentorship If you are a Quantity Surveyor considering your career opportunities, then please contact Dan McEvoy at Brandon James. Reference Quantity Surveyor / Project Manager / Project Management / Employers Agent / Surveying / Construction / Building Surveyor / MRICS / MICOB / MAPM / FRICS / Contract Administration / Associate Director / Construction Consultancy
01/10/2026
Full time
The Cost Manager's Role The successful Cost Manager will join a leading, international construction consultancy based in Central London, working within a specialist infrastructure cost management team. This is an excellent opportunity for a Cost Manager who wants exposure to major, high-value infrastructure programmes, prestigious clients, and a strong long-term career path within one of London's most respected consultancy environments. The Cost Manager will work across a broad range of infrastructure projects, including transport, rail, utilities, highways, aviation, energy, and major public sector frameworks across London and the wider UK. Day to day, the Cost Manager will support and manage projects from early feasibility through to completion, delivering cost plans, procurement advice, tender documentation, valuations, cost reports, change control, and final accounts. The Cost Manager will also work closely with senior stakeholders, attend client meetings, support junior Cost Managers, and contribute to the successful delivery of complex, high-profile infrastructure instructions. The role would suit an ambitious Cost Manager looking for greater infrastructure exposure, structured progression, and the chance to work with market-leading clients. The Cost Manager - Requirements A degree in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management, or a RICS-accredited equivalent MRICS, or currently working towards chartership Cost consultancy / infrastructure cost management experience Strong pre and post contract knowledge Experience delivering infrastructure or major programme work Confident with NEC contracts Professional, commercially aware, and client-facing Able to commute to Central London In Return? £50,000 - £75,000 Discretionary bonus Hybrid/flexible working 25 days annual leave + bank holidays Pension scheme Private healthcare Life assurance Professional fees paid Structured APC support Ongoing CPD and training Clear progression route Major UK infrastructure projects Excellent senior mentorship If you are a Quantity Surveyor considering your career opportunities, then please contact Dan McEvoy at Brandon James. Reference Quantity Surveyor / Project Manager / Project Management / Employers Agent / Surveying / Construction / Building Surveyor / MRICS / MICOB / MAPM / FRICS / Contract Administration / Associate Director / Construction Consultancy
A leading independent property and construction consultancy is seeking an established Regional Director of Project Management to lead and grow their Project Management offering across Manchester and Leeds. This is a rare opportunity for a commercially minded Regional Director of Project Management to take ownership of an established regional service line, work with major institutional clients and play an influential role in the future growth of the business. The successful Regional Director of Project Management will inherit strong foundations while having the autonomy to build further. The Regional Director of Project Management will combine senior-level project delivery with business development, client management and team leadership. They are looking for a Regional Director of Project Management with an established network who can generate fee income, strengthen existing relationships and identify new opportunities across the Manchester and Leeds markets. The Regional Director of Project Management - The North's role The Regional Director of Project Management - The North will lead the regional Project Management service, delivering high-profile schemes across sectors including industrial, offices, purpose-built student accommodation and build to rent. Alongside end-to-end project delivery, you will develop the regional business plan, coordinate business development activity, drive best practice and quality, oversee resourcing and support the continued development of the team. You will work closely with senior leaders across the wider consultancy while maintaining direct relationships with investors, developers and major commercial property clients. The Regional Director of Project Management - The North The successful candidate will ideally have: Significant senior Project Management experience within a UK construction consultancy An established client base with demonstrable potential to generate new instructions and fee income Strong knowledge of the Manchester and Leeds property markets Proven business development and client relationship experience Experience leading, mentoring and developing Project Management teams Strong commercial awareness and a track record of achieving financial targets Experience delivering major commercial property projects A relevant degree and MRICS qualification Strong knowledge of the Building Safety Act and current statutory requirements In Return? £90,000 - £110,000 Car allowance Director and fee-related bonus schemes Flexible and hybrid working Private healthcare 27 days' annual leave plus wellbeing and charity days Company pension and life assurance Significant autonomy to grow the regional Project Management business Senior leadership position with clear long-term progression Regional Director Project Management Director Construction Consultancy Manchester Project Management Leeds Project Management MRICS
01/10/2026
Full time
A leading independent property and construction consultancy is seeking an established Regional Director of Project Management to lead and grow their Project Management offering across Manchester and Leeds. This is a rare opportunity for a commercially minded Regional Director of Project Management to take ownership of an established regional service line, work with major institutional clients and play an influential role in the future growth of the business. The successful Regional Director of Project Management will inherit strong foundations while having the autonomy to build further. The Regional Director of Project Management will combine senior-level project delivery with business development, client management and team leadership. They are looking for a Regional Director of Project Management with an established network who can generate fee income, strengthen existing relationships and identify new opportunities across the Manchester and Leeds markets. The Regional Director of Project Management - The North's role The Regional Director of Project Management - The North will lead the regional Project Management service, delivering high-profile schemes across sectors including industrial, offices, purpose-built student accommodation and build to rent. Alongside end-to-end project delivery, you will develop the regional business plan, coordinate business development activity, drive best practice and quality, oversee resourcing and support the continued development of the team. You will work closely with senior leaders across the wider consultancy while maintaining direct relationships with investors, developers and major commercial property clients. The Regional Director of Project Management - The North The successful candidate will ideally have: Significant senior Project Management experience within a UK construction consultancy An established client base with demonstrable potential to generate new instructions and fee income Strong knowledge of the Manchester and Leeds property markets Proven business development and client relationship experience Experience leading, mentoring and developing Project Management teams Strong commercial awareness and a track record of achieving financial targets Experience delivering major commercial property projects A relevant degree and MRICS qualification Strong knowledge of the Building Safety Act and current statutory requirements In Return? £90,000 - £110,000 Car allowance Director and fee-related bonus schemes Flexible and hybrid working Private healthcare 27 days' annual leave plus wellbeing and charity days Company pension and life assurance Significant autonomy to grow the regional Project Management business Senior leadership position with clear long-term progression Regional Director Project Management Director Construction Consultancy Manchester Project Management Leeds Project Management MRICS
A highly regarded construction consultancy in Leeds is looking to appoint an ambitious Project Manager to join their growing team. This is an excellent opportunity for a Project Manager who wants to work across a range of private sector projects. The successful Project Manager will join a collaborative team with strong client relationships and excellent opportunities for long-term progression. The Project Manager will support the delivery of projects from the early design and planning stages through procurement, construction and completion. They are looking for a Project Manager who is confident working with clients, consultants and contractors and is ready to take greater ownership of project delivery. This position would suit a Project Manager looking to broaden their experience and progress towards Senior Project Manager level. You must have prior construction consultancy experience to be considered for this role. The Project Manager's role The Project Manager will work alongside senior colleagues while taking responsibility for the day-to-day coordination and delivery of their own projects. Responsibilities will include preparing and monitoring project programmes, coordinating multidisciplinary design teams, supporting procurement, managing risk, chairing meetings, producing project reports and maintaining clear communication between clients, consultants and contractors. You will have the opportunity to gain exposure across the full project lifecycle while working with experienced Project Management professionals. The Project Manager The successful candidate will ideally have: Project Management experience within a UK construction consultancy Experience supporting or managing construction projects from inception to completion Strong client-facing and communication skills Experience coordinating consultants and contractors Good understanding of project programmes, procurement and risk management A relevant construction, property or Project Management degree Ideally working towards MAPM, MRICS, MCIOB or another recognised professional qualification A proactive approach and ambition to progress within consultancy Project Management In Return? £45,000 - £55,000 Competitive benefits package High-quality project portfolio Clear progression towards Senior Project Manager Support towards professional qualifications Established and supportive Project Management team Strong client exposure Excellent long-term career development Project Manager Leeds Project Manager Construction Project Manager Project Management Construction Consultancy MAPM
01/10/2026
Full time
A highly regarded construction consultancy in Leeds is looking to appoint an ambitious Project Manager to join their growing team. This is an excellent opportunity for a Project Manager who wants to work across a range of private sector projects. The successful Project Manager will join a collaborative team with strong client relationships and excellent opportunities for long-term progression. The Project Manager will support the delivery of projects from the early design and planning stages through procurement, construction and completion. They are looking for a Project Manager who is confident working with clients, consultants and contractors and is ready to take greater ownership of project delivery. This position would suit a Project Manager looking to broaden their experience and progress towards Senior Project Manager level. You must have prior construction consultancy experience to be considered for this role. The Project Manager's role The Project Manager will work alongside senior colleagues while taking responsibility for the day-to-day coordination and delivery of their own projects. Responsibilities will include preparing and monitoring project programmes, coordinating multidisciplinary design teams, supporting procurement, managing risk, chairing meetings, producing project reports and maintaining clear communication between clients, consultants and contractors. You will have the opportunity to gain exposure across the full project lifecycle while working with experienced Project Management professionals. The Project Manager The successful candidate will ideally have: Project Management experience within a UK construction consultancy Experience supporting or managing construction projects from inception to completion Strong client-facing and communication skills Experience coordinating consultants and contractors Good understanding of project programmes, procurement and risk management A relevant construction, property or Project Management degree Ideally working towards MAPM, MRICS, MCIOB or another recognised professional qualification A proactive approach and ambition to progress within consultancy Project Management In Return? £45,000 - £55,000 Competitive benefits package High-quality project portfolio Clear progression towards Senior Project Manager Support towards professional qualifications Established and supportive Project Management team Strong client exposure Excellent long-term career development Project Manager Leeds Project Manager Construction Project Manager Project Management Construction Consultancy MAPM
A UK-leading property consultancy is looking to appoint an experienced Associate Director of Cost to strengthen their expanding Cost Management team in Soho, London. This is a significant appointment for an ambitious Associate Director of Cost who wants to take on greater leadership responsibility within a well-established multidisciplinary property business investing heavily in the growth of its professional services offering. Working closely with the Cost Management Director, the successful Associate Director of Cost will lead professional Quantity Surveying commissions while acting as a senior point of contact for key clients. The Associate Director of Cost will oversee cost planning, procurement, financial reporting and commercial delivery, providing independent PQS advice from early feasibility through to final account. Alongside project responsibilities, the Associate Director of Cost will have an important role in developing the wider team. This will include mentoring junior surveyors, strengthening existing client relationships and supporting business development activity. With considerable investment being made into the department, the position offers an experienced Associate Director of Cost the opportunity to influence how the service develops and build towards further senior leadership. Associate Director of Cost - Key Responsibilities: Leading cost planning, estimating and benchmarking across multiple client commissions Preparing and reviewing detailed cost plans, budgets and commercial reports Advising clients on procurement routes, commercial strategy and project delivery Overseeing valuations, change control, contractual matters and final accounts Identifying commercial risks and opportunities throughout the project lifecycle Managing senior client relationships and providing independent PQS advice Supporting business development, repeat instructions and new client opportunities Mentoring and developing junior members of the Cost Management team Associate Director of Cost - Candidate Requirements: Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying or a relevant construction discipline MRICS qualified Extensive UK PQS or professional cost consultancy experience Proven ability to independently lead commissions and manage key clients Strong knowledge of cost planning, procurement and contract administration Commercially astute with excellent financial and written reporting skills Strong leadership, communication and stakeholder management capabilities In Return: £90,000 - £100,000 per annum Soho, Central London location Senior position within a UK-leading property consultancy Direct involvement with Cost Management leadership Opportunity to help grow an expanding professional service Excellent scope for continued progression beyond Associate Director level If you are an Associate Director of Cost considering your career opportunities, then please contact Dan McEvoy at Brandon James. Reference Quantity Surveyor / Project Manager / Project Management / Employers Agent / Surveying / Construction / Building Surveyor / MRICS / MICOB / MAPM / FRICS / Contract Administration / Associate Director / Construction Consultancy
01/10/2026
Full time
A UK-leading property consultancy is looking to appoint an experienced Associate Director of Cost to strengthen their expanding Cost Management team in Soho, London. This is a significant appointment for an ambitious Associate Director of Cost who wants to take on greater leadership responsibility within a well-established multidisciplinary property business investing heavily in the growth of its professional services offering. Working closely with the Cost Management Director, the successful Associate Director of Cost will lead professional Quantity Surveying commissions while acting as a senior point of contact for key clients. The Associate Director of Cost will oversee cost planning, procurement, financial reporting and commercial delivery, providing independent PQS advice from early feasibility through to final account. Alongside project responsibilities, the Associate Director of Cost will have an important role in developing the wider team. This will include mentoring junior surveyors, strengthening existing client relationships and supporting business development activity. With considerable investment being made into the department, the position offers an experienced Associate Director of Cost the opportunity to influence how the service develops and build towards further senior leadership. Associate Director of Cost - Key Responsibilities: Leading cost planning, estimating and benchmarking across multiple client commissions Preparing and reviewing detailed cost plans, budgets and commercial reports Advising clients on procurement routes, commercial strategy and project delivery Overseeing valuations, change control, contractual matters and final accounts Identifying commercial risks and opportunities throughout the project lifecycle Managing senior client relationships and providing independent PQS advice Supporting business development, repeat instructions and new client opportunities Mentoring and developing junior members of the Cost Management team Associate Director of Cost - Candidate Requirements: Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying or a relevant construction discipline MRICS qualified Extensive UK PQS or professional cost consultancy experience Proven ability to independently lead commissions and manage key clients Strong knowledge of cost planning, procurement and contract administration Commercially astute with excellent financial and written reporting skills Strong leadership, communication and stakeholder management capabilities In Return: £90,000 - £100,000 per annum Soho, Central London location Senior position within a UK-leading property consultancy Direct involvement with Cost Management leadership Opportunity to help grow an expanding professional service Excellent scope for continued progression beyond Associate Director level If you are an Associate Director of Cost considering your career opportunities, then please contact Dan McEvoy at Brandon James. Reference Quantity Surveyor / Project Manager / Project Management / Employers Agent / Surveying / Construction / Building Surveyor / MRICS / MICOB / MAPM / FRICS / Contract Administration / Associate Director / Construction Consultancy
A highly regarded construction consultancy is looking to appoint an experienced Associate Project Manager to strengthen their Project Management team. This is a fantastic opportunity for an Associate Project Manager looking to take on a senior position within a business delivering high-profile projects across 12 different core sectors. The Associate Project Manager will initially be involved in a major student accommodation project alongside an impressive regeneration scheme. With a senior member of the team due to go on maternity leave in the coming months, they are particularly interested in an Associate Project Manager who can hit the ground running, lead key client relationships and provide senior-level support across the team. This provides the Associate Project Manager with an opportunity to establish themselves quickly and play an influential role within the consultancy. You must have prior construction consultancy experience to be considered for this role. The Associate Project Manager's role The Associate Project Manager will lead the delivery of major construction projects while maintaining strong relationships with clients, consultants and contractors. Alongside hands-on project delivery, the role will involve overseeing programmes, procurement and project strategy, managing risk, leading meetings and ensuring projects achieve their commercial and programme objectives. There will also be opportunities to support junior Project Managers, contribute to team development and become increasingly involved in client growth and wider business initiatives. The Associate Project Manager The successful Associate Project Manager will ideally have: Significant Project Management experience within a UK construction consultancy A proven track record delivering substantial construction projects Strong client relationship and stakeholder management experience Experience within residential, student accommodation, regeneration or major developments The ability to lead project teams and mentor junior colleagues A relevant construction or Project Management degree Ideally MAPM, MRICS, MCIOB or another relevant professional qualification Strong commercial awareness and excellent communication skills In Return? £70,000 - £80,000 Comprehensive benefits package Hybrid working High-profile projects across a broad range of sectors Clear progression towards Director level and beyond Strong pipeline of major projects Genuinely supportive team culture Opportunity to take on wider leadership and client responsibilities Associate Project Manager Project Management Construction Consultancy Senior Project Manager MAPM Construction
01/10/2026
Full time
A highly regarded construction consultancy is looking to appoint an experienced Associate Project Manager to strengthen their Project Management team. This is a fantastic opportunity for an Associate Project Manager looking to take on a senior position within a business delivering high-profile projects across 12 different core sectors. The Associate Project Manager will initially be involved in a major student accommodation project alongside an impressive regeneration scheme. With a senior member of the team due to go on maternity leave in the coming months, they are particularly interested in an Associate Project Manager who can hit the ground running, lead key client relationships and provide senior-level support across the team. This provides the Associate Project Manager with an opportunity to establish themselves quickly and play an influential role within the consultancy. You must have prior construction consultancy experience to be considered for this role. The Associate Project Manager's role The Associate Project Manager will lead the delivery of major construction projects while maintaining strong relationships with clients, consultants and contractors. Alongside hands-on project delivery, the role will involve overseeing programmes, procurement and project strategy, managing risk, leading meetings and ensuring projects achieve their commercial and programme objectives. There will also be opportunities to support junior Project Managers, contribute to team development and become increasingly involved in client growth and wider business initiatives. The Associate Project Manager The successful Associate Project Manager will ideally have: Significant Project Management experience within a UK construction consultancy A proven track record delivering substantial construction projects Strong client relationship and stakeholder management experience Experience within residential, student accommodation, regeneration or major developments The ability to lead project teams and mentor junior colleagues A relevant construction or Project Management degree Ideally MAPM, MRICS, MCIOB or another relevant professional qualification Strong commercial awareness and excellent communication skills In Return? £70,000 - £80,000 Comprehensive benefits package Hybrid working High-profile projects across a broad range of sectors Clear progression towards Director level and beyond Strong pipeline of major projects Genuinely supportive team culture Opportunity to take on wider leadership and client responsibilities Associate Project Manager Project Management Construction Consultancy Senior Project Manager MAPM Construction
A major multidisciplinary consultancy is looking to appoint a Project Quantity Surveyor to join their London cost management team. The successful Project Quantity Surveyor will work across local government, social housing and commercial projects, supporting clients through both capital works and wider property programmes. The Project Quantity Surveyor will manage projects from early feasibility and cost planning through procurement, construction and final account. Working alongside experienced consultants and directly with clients, the Project Quantity Surveyor will provide practical cost and commercial advice throughout each stage of delivery. This role would suit a Project Quantity Surveyor with solid UK consultancy experience who is ready to take greater ownership of their workload. The Project Quantity Surveyor will gain strong exposure to public-sector and commercial clients while working within a large multidisciplinary environment. Project Quantity Surveyor - Key Responsibilities: Preparing cost plans, estimates and project budgets Managing tender documentation and procurement exercises Reviewing contractor submissions and producing tender reports Managing interim valuations, variations and change control Preparing and agreeing final accounts Providing cost and commercial advice to local authority and housing clients Producing regular financial reports and forecasts Attending client, consultant and site meetings Working alongside wider project management and technical teams Project Quantity Surveyor - Candidate Requirements: Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management or a related discipline Previous UK consultancy / PQS experience Experience within local government, social housing or commercial projects Strong pre- and post-contract cost management knowledge Good understanding of JCT and other commonly used UK contracts MRICS qualified or actively progressing towards chartership Confident client-facing communication and reporting skills Ability to manage projects with increasing independence Strong commercial awareness and attention to detail In Return: £55,000 - £65,000 per annum London-based position Strong exposure to local government, social housing and commercial projects Multidisciplinary project environment Professional development and chartership support Increasing project and client responsibility Clear progression towards Senior Quantity Surveyor level If you are a Project Quantity Surveyor considering your career opportunities, then please contact Dan McEvoy at Brandon James. Reference Quantity Surveyor / Project Manager / Project Management / Employers Agent / Surveying / Construction / Building Surveyor / MRICS / MICOB / MAPM / FRICS / Contract Administration / Associate Director / Construction Consultancy
01/10/2026
Full time
A major multidisciplinary consultancy is looking to appoint a Project Quantity Surveyor to join their London cost management team. The successful Project Quantity Surveyor will work across local government, social housing and commercial projects, supporting clients through both capital works and wider property programmes. The Project Quantity Surveyor will manage projects from early feasibility and cost planning through procurement, construction and final account. Working alongside experienced consultants and directly with clients, the Project Quantity Surveyor will provide practical cost and commercial advice throughout each stage of delivery. This role would suit a Project Quantity Surveyor with solid UK consultancy experience who is ready to take greater ownership of their workload. The Project Quantity Surveyor will gain strong exposure to public-sector and commercial clients while working within a large multidisciplinary environment. Project Quantity Surveyor - Key Responsibilities: Preparing cost plans, estimates and project budgets Managing tender documentation and procurement exercises Reviewing contractor submissions and producing tender reports Managing interim valuations, variations and change control Preparing and agreeing final accounts Providing cost and commercial advice to local authority and housing clients Producing regular financial reports and forecasts Attending client, consultant and site meetings Working alongside wider project management and technical teams Project Quantity Surveyor - Candidate Requirements: Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management or a related discipline Previous UK consultancy / PQS experience Experience within local government, social housing or commercial projects Strong pre- and post-contract cost management knowledge Good understanding of JCT and other commonly used UK contracts MRICS qualified or actively progressing towards chartership Confident client-facing communication and reporting skills Ability to manage projects with increasing independence Strong commercial awareness and attention to detail In Return: £55,000 - £65,000 per annum London-based position Strong exposure to local government, social housing and commercial projects Multidisciplinary project environment Professional development and chartership support Increasing project and client responsibility Clear progression towards Senior Quantity Surveyor level If you are a Project Quantity Surveyor considering your career opportunities, then please contact Dan McEvoy at Brandon James. Reference Quantity Surveyor / Project Manager / Project Management / Employers Agent / Surveying / Construction / Building Surveyor / MRICS / MICOB / MAPM / FRICS / Contract Administration / Associate Director / Construction Consultancy
A leading construction consultancy in Leeds is seeking an experienced Senior Project Manager to strengthen their established Project Management team. The successful Senior Project Manager will have the autonomy to lead projects while benefiting from the support of an experienced wider team. The Senior Project Manager will take projects from initial briefing and design through procurement, construction and completion. They are looking for a Senior Project Manager who can confidently lead consultant teams, manage client relationships and maintain control of programme, risk and project delivery. This would suit a Senior Project Manager looking for greater responsibility and a clear route towards Associate level. You must have prior construction consultancy experience to be considered for this role. The Senior Project Manager's role The Senior Project Manager will lead the successful delivery of construction projects, acting as a key point of contact for clients and coordinating multidisciplinary project teams. Responsibilities will include establishing project strategies and programmes, managing procurement, overseeing design development, identifying and mitigating risk, chairing project meetings, monitoring progress and providing clear reporting to clients. You will also have opportunities to support junior Project Managers and contribute to the continued development of the wider Project Management team. The Senior Project Manager The successful candidate will ideally have: Strong Project Management experience within a UK construction consultancy A proven track record managing projects independently Experience delivering projects from inception through to completion Excellent client-facing and stakeholder management skills Strong knowledge of programme, procurement, risk and project reporting Experience leading multidisciplinary consultant and contractor teams A relevant construction, property or Project Management degree Ideally MAPM, MRICS, MCIOB or another recognised professional qualification The confidence to mentor junior colleagues and take ownership of complex projects In Return? £58,000 - £68,000 Competitive benefits package High-quality and varied construction projects Clear progression towards Associate level Support towards chartership and professional development Strong client exposure Collaborative and experienced team Excellent long-term career prospects Senior Project Manager Leeds Project Manager Project Management Construction Consultancy Construction Project Manager MAPM
01/10/2026
Full time
A leading construction consultancy in Leeds is seeking an experienced Senior Project Manager to strengthen their established Project Management team. The successful Senior Project Manager will have the autonomy to lead projects while benefiting from the support of an experienced wider team. The Senior Project Manager will take projects from initial briefing and design through procurement, construction and completion. They are looking for a Senior Project Manager who can confidently lead consultant teams, manage client relationships and maintain control of programme, risk and project delivery. This would suit a Senior Project Manager looking for greater responsibility and a clear route towards Associate level. You must have prior construction consultancy experience to be considered for this role. The Senior Project Manager's role The Senior Project Manager will lead the successful delivery of construction projects, acting as a key point of contact for clients and coordinating multidisciplinary project teams. Responsibilities will include establishing project strategies and programmes, managing procurement, overseeing design development, identifying and mitigating risk, chairing project meetings, monitoring progress and providing clear reporting to clients. You will also have opportunities to support junior Project Managers and contribute to the continued development of the wider Project Management team. The Senior Project Manager The successful candidate will ideally have: Strong Project Management experience within a UK construction consultancy A proven track record managing projects independently Experience delivering projects from inception through to completion Excellent client-facing and stakeholder management skills Strong knowledge of programme, procurement, risk and project reporting Experience leading multidisciplinary consultant and contractor teams A relevant construction, property or Project Management degree Ideally MAPM, MRICS, MCIOB or another recognised professional qualification The confidence to mentor junior colleagues and take ownership of complex projects In Return? £58,000 - £68,000 Competitive benefits package High-quality and varied construction projects Clear progression towards Associate level Support towards chartership and professional development Strong client exposure Collaborative and experienced team Excellent long-term career prospects Senior Project Manager Leeds Project Manager Project Management Construction Consultancy Construction Project Manager MAPM
