E3 Recruitment

Flexible hours / condensed days; Exciting NEW role supporting prestigious, multimillion-pound construction and specialist projects, this is a standout opportunity for a highly organised Project Administrator to join a market-leading contractor. Working within a close-knit, supportive, happy team on complex, high-value projects, this role offers long-term security, genuine progression and the chance to develop into project estimating and commercial support. As the Project Administrator, you will be a key part of the project delivery function, ensuring projects run smoothly through excellent organisation, document control and PMO support. You will manage files, folders and project documentation, support Project and Contracts Managers and play an integral role in maintaining structure across multiple live projects, supporting in the back office of a growing organisation. Full training will be provided to support your development into assisting with project estimating and pre-construction activities. The role is based in the Mirfield area, with excellent transport links across Dewsbury, Batley, Heckmondwike, Huddersfield, Wakefield, Bradford, Leeds, Cleckheaton, Birstall and Liversedge. What's in it for you as a Project Administrator: Competitive salary 35,000 to 45,000 Flexible hours/ potentially considering condensed days as a working option Structured training and development into project estimating Long-term career progression within a stable and growing business Exposure to prestigious, high-value projects Supportive working environment within a small, experienced team Job security and opportunity to expand responsibilities over time Main Responsibilities of the Project Administrator: Providing PMO and administrative support across multiple live projects Managing project files, folders and document control systems Maintaining accurate records, reports and project documentation Supporting Project and Contracts Managers with day-to-day administration Coordinating drawings, specifications, contracts and site documentation Assisting with project tracking, schedules and internal reporting Supporting the estimating team with document preparation and data collation (training provided) Ensuring project information is organised, compliant and easily accessible Requirements for the Project Administrator: Highly organised, with strong attention to detail Previous experience in a Project Administrator, Office Administrator or similar role Confident managing documents, folders and digital filing systems using Microsoft Word and Excel packages Strong communication skills and ability to work within a small team Proactive attitude with a willingness to learn estimating and commercial processes Comfortable supporting multiple projects simultaneously To become a Project Administrator, we would love to receive CVs from Project Administrators, PMO Assistants, Office Administrators or Construction Administrators looking to grow their career within project delivery and estimating. APPLY NOW!

Exciting NEW role working on prestigious, multimillion pound sports projects, fully remote , this is a standout opportunity for an experienced Project Contract Manager to join a market-leading specialist contractor. Delivering complex, high-value projects across diverse sectors, the role offers exceptional earning potential, long-term security and the freedom to operate with real authority within a booming sector. As the Projects / Contracts Manager, you will play a pivotal role in managing projects from inception through to completion, taking full responsibility for site operations, teams, budgets and client relationships. Projects span premier league sports pitches, schools, universities, golf courses, cricket grounds and other specialist environments, offering genuine variety and technical challenge. Previous sports turf experience is an advantage, however it is not essential as full training will be provided. What's in it for you as a Projects / Contracts Manager: 55,000 - 80,000 salary (DOE) Bonus scheme Company vehicle or car allowance (van or pickup available) Overtime paid (1.25x after 47 hours Mon-Fri Double time weekends & Bank Holidays) 700+ Christmas bonus potential (based on Bank Holidays worked) 50 per day meal allowance when working away All travel, mileage and accommodation fully covered Loyalty holiday bonus (1 extra day per year after 3 years, up to 5 days) Fully remote working Long-term career progression within a stable, and growing business Main Responsibilities of the Projects / Contracts Manager: Managing projects end-to-end from planning and site setup to final handover Overseeing site teams, labour, subcontractors and material logistics Running projects on-site when required, ensuring quality, safety and programme delivery Monitoring costs, budgets and efficiencies across multiple contracts Coordinating labour, plant and materials to meet programme requirements Using and overseeing modern technology including laser-guided and satellite-based positioning systems Managing client and stakeholder relationships to ensure satisfaction and repeat business Requirements for the Projects / Contracts Manager: Proven experience as a Projects Manager or Contracts Manager within groundworks, civils or specialist installations Commercial awareness with experience tracking costs and efficiencies Basic understanding of laser, GPS or total station equipment (advantageous) Ability to work independently with full ownership of projects To become a Projects / Contracts Manager, I would love to receive CVs from Project Managers, Contracts Managers, Construction Managers, Site Managers and Senior Site Supervisors with a background in groundworks or civil engineering. APPLY NOW!

We are working with a market leading demolition contractor with a strong pipeline of secured work across the North East and wider UK. Due to continued growth, we are looking to appoint an experienced Demolition Contracts Manager to oversee multiple demolition projects based from our Newcastle operation. As Demolition Contracts Manager, you will take full responsibility for the successful delivery of demolition projects from pre start through to completion. What's in it for you as a Demolition Contracts Manager? A salary of upto 65,000 Company Bonus structure Car or Car Allowance Monday - Friday working Location - Newcastle Working with a market leading manufacturing company Key Responsibilities of Demolition Contracts Manager; Manage and coordinate multiple demolition contracts simultaneously and oversee project planning, programming and resource allocation Ensure full compliance with health, safety, environmental and quality standards, liaise with clients, local authorities, consultants and site teams Manage site managers, supervisors and subcontractor, monitor project costs, variations and commercial performance Attend client and progress meetings, providing clear reporting, ensure projects are delivered on time and within agreed budgets Desirable Qualifications and Experience as a Demolition Contracts Manager; Proven experience in a Contracts Manager or Senior Project Management role Strong background within demolition (Desirable) Desirable knowledge of demolition methodologies, sequencing and temporary works Strong understanding of CDM regulations and health & safety best practice Commercially aware with strong contract management skills SMSTS, CSCS (Black or Gold ideally required) Full UK driving licence This position would suit Project Manager, Contracts Manager, experienced within demolition or Site Manager

We are recruiting on behalf of a leading demolition contractor with a strong reputation for delivering complex, high profile projects safely, sustainably and commercially successfully. Operating across North of England and into Scottish Boarders. Working with major developers, principal contractors and public-sector clients on projects ranging from selective soft strip to large-scale, technically challenging demolitions.You will work closely with project managers, estimators and senior leadership, providing commercial leadership in a high risk construction environment. What's in it for you as Demolition Commercial Manager? A Salary of circa 70,000 Car or Car Allowance KPI Bonus Location - Newcastle Hours - Monday - Friday working Enhanced holiday allowance Working with a market leading firm Roles and Responsibilities as a Demolition Commercial Manager? Full commercial responsibility for assigned for demolition projects Preparation, management and reporting of project budgets, forecasts and cash flow Monthly cost/value reconciliation and margin reporting, management of variations, change control and compensation events Preparation and agreement of interim applications and final accounts, Procurement of subcontractors and suppliers in line with commercial strategy Negotiation and management of subcontractor accounts and payments with performance management of supply chain partners Qualifications and Experience needed as a Demolition Commercial Manager? Degree or HND in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management, Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related discipline Strong understanding of commercial management within demolition, quarrying, or building materials led operations Experience managing plant-intensive, operationally driven businesses Strong commercial, contractual and financial reporting skills

Enjoy NO NIGHT shifts, generous and competitive pay, excellent training and clear career progression as a Maintenance Engineer or Shift Engineer with a leading global manufacturer of high-quality construction and industrial products near Buxton. This role offers morning and evening shifts, ongoing development opportunities and the chance to work for a company committed to innovation, quality and employee growth. You will be responsible for maintaining and troubleshooting production equipment, supporting continuous improvement, ensuring safety and efficiency all within a collaborative and rewarding environment. Location: Buxton area with easy commutes from Bakewell, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Whaley Bridge, Dove Holes, Glossop, New Mills, Matlock, Leek, Ashbourne, Hartington, Peak Forest, Tideswell, Wormhill, Chinley. What's in it for you as a Maintenance Engineer 40,000 salary Morning and Evening shifts (no nights) Call-out rota - 7-9 weekends per year Saturday shifts 8am-4pm Career development, hands-on experience with industrial machinery and clear progression opportunities Main Responsibilities of the Maintenance Engineer Providing full plant-wide maintenance support, repairs and technical assistance to ensure production output and efficiency targets are consistently achieved Carrying out maintenance on a wide range of industrial top the range machinery, conveyors, pumps, motors and automated equipment Supporting machine set-ups and changeovers, ensuring compliance with QA standards and maximising efficiency during production transitions Identifying faults, diagnosing issues and implementing effective and permanent engineering solutions Requirements for the Maintenance Engineer Recognised Engineering Apprenticeship / NVQ Level 2-5 in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering / BTEC National Diploma or Extended Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical or Electrical) / City & Guilds qualifications in Engineering or Electrical Installation Experience with industrial machinery, conveyors, pumps, motors, and automation systems Strong awareness of Health & Safety and safe working practices Proven ability to fault-find, repair and resolve engineering issues confidently Previous experience working as a Maintenance Engineer or in a similar engineering maintenance role To apply for the Maintenance Engineer / Electrical Engineer / Shift Engineer role, we would love to receive CVs from Mechanical Maintenance Engineers, Electrical Maintenance Engineers, Maintenance Fitters, Maintenance Electricians, Multi-Skilled Engineers, or anyone with strong industrial maintenance experience. Please click the link and apply for Maintenance Engineer / Electrical Engineer / Shift Engineer, thank you Fiona E3 Recruitment

We are recruiting on behalf of a leading demolition contractor with a strong reputation for delivering complex, high profile projects safely, sustainably and commercially successfully. Operating across North of England and into Scottish Boarders. Working with major developers, principal contractors and public-sector clients on projects ranging from selective soft strip to large-scale, technically challenging demolitions.You will work closely with project managers, estimators and senior leadership, providing commercial leadership in a high risk construction environment. What's in it for you as Commercial Manager? A Salary of circa 70,000 Car or Car Allowance KPI Bonus Location - Newcastle Hours - Monday - Friday working Enhanced holiday allowance Working with a market leading firm Roles and Responsibilities as a Commercial Manager? Full commercial responsibility for assigned for demolition projects Preparation, management and reporting of project budgets, forecasts and cash flow Monthly cost/value reconciliation and margin reporting, management of variations, change control and compensation events Preparation and agreement of interim applications and final accounts, Procurement of subcontractors and suppliers in line with commercial strategy Negotiation and management of subcontractor accounts and payments with performance management of supply chain partners Qualifications and Experience needed as a Commercial Manager? Degree or HND in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management, Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related discipline Strong understanding of commercial management within demolition, quarrying, or building materials led operations Experience managing plant-intensive, operationally driven businesses Strong commercial, contractual and financial reporting skills

Estimator Exciting Estimator position offering flexible working hours, long-term job security, contribute to multi-million-pound contracts with a highly reputable main contractor. Joining a well-established and respected specialist in the civils and groundworks sector, you will step into a pivotal role with exposure to prestigious projects and excellent prospects for both personal and career growth. Reporting directly to a senior director within the business, you will become an integral part of a company renowned for delivering high-quality civils and groundworks projects across commercial, public sector and educational clients. As Estimator, you will play a central role in tendering, costing, and supporting the delivery of technically complex projects, ensuring accuracy, value and competitiveness throughout the bidding process. The role is based in the Mirfield area, with excellent transport links across Dewsbury, Batley, Heckmondwike, Huddersfield, Wakefield, Bradford, Leeds, Cleckheaton, Birstall and Liversedge. What's in it for you as an Estimator: 45,000- 50,000 salary Flexible hours (potentially consider condensed days) Mirfield location with strong transport links Training and development Opportunity to work on high-profile, nationally recognised projects Clear career progression within estimating, commercial and project delivery pathways Main Responsibilities of the Estimator: Interpreting CAD drawings, technical designs and specifications to produce accurate take-offs Preparing detailed cost estimates from the ground up Collaborating with project and site teams to gather technical information and validate scope Communicating with suppliers to obtain quotations and evaluate materials and costs Assisting with tender submissions, cost plans and budgets Analysing risks, value engineering opportunities and commercial considerations Supporting the project lifecycle from tender stage through to delivery handover Maintaining organised records of historical costs and supplier pricing Visiting sites when required to understand conditions and project requirements Requirements for the Estimator: Educational background in construction, civils or quantity surveying 2 or 3 years experience in estimating within groundworks, civil engineering, or general construction Ability to read and interpret CAD drawings, technical plans, and specifications Strong numeracy, analytical and problem-solving skills Confident communicator with suppliers, subcontractors and internal teams Excellent attention to detail and ability to work to deadlines Strong IT skills, including Excel, estimating software and CAD viewing tools To become an Estimator, I would love to receive CVs from Quantity Surveyors, Cost Managers, Pre-Construction Managers, Bid Managers, Bid Coordinators, Commercial Managers, Project Managers, Contracts Managers, Procurement Managers, Cost Engineers and Cost Analysts. Do you have the skills and experience? I look forward to receiving your application. Thank you Fiona E3 Recruitment.