FutureBuild Recruitment

Future Build Recruitment are currently working with a long-standing client who is looking to appoint an experienced Site / QA Manager to oversee a recladding project in Shoreham. This is an excellent opportunity to join a well-established contractor with a strong pipeline of work and a reputation for delivering high-quality fa ade and remediation projects across the UK. The Role Reporting into the Contracts Manager, you will take responsibility for both the day-to-day site management and quality assurance aspects of the project, ensuring works are delivered safely, on programme, and to the highest standards. Key Responsibilities Managing site operations from start through to completion. Monitoring and maintaining quality standards across all installation works. Conducting inspections, audits, and QA checks throughout the project lifecycle. Coordinating subcontractors and site labour. Ensuring health & safety compliance is maintained at all times. Managing site documentation, records, and reporting requirements. Liaising with clients, consultants, and the wider project team. Driving programme performance while maintaining exceptional quality standards. Requirements Previous experience managing fa ade, cladding, remediation, or recladding projects. Strong understanding of QA procedures and quality management systems. Experience overseeing brick slip or external envelope installations would be highly advantageous. SMSTS, CSCS and First Aid qualifications. Strong organisational and communication skills. Ability to work independently and take ownership of project delivery.

The Role: The successful candidate will take responsibility for the safe and efficient delivery of structural steelwork projects on site, ensuring works are completed to programme, budget and the highest quality standards. You will act as the key site-based representative, coordinating subcontractors, site teams, clients, main contractors and internal departments to ensure successful project delivery from start to finish. Key Responsibilities: Manage day-to-day site operations on structural steelwork projects. Coordinate steel erection activities and associated subcontractors. Ensure all works are carried out safely and in accordance with company procedures and site requirements. Produce and review RAMS, lift plans and site documentation. Monitor programme progress and proactively address any delays or issues. Conduct site inspections and quality checks to ensure work meets project specifications. Attend site meetings with clients, principal contractors and design teams. Manage labour, plant and material resources effectively. Ensure accurate site records are maintained, including progress reports and site diaries. Liaise closely with project managers, design teams and fabrication departments to coordinate deliveries and installation sequences. Promote a positive health and safety culture across all projects. Requirements: Proven experience as a Site Manager within the structural steelwork industry. Strong knowledge of steel frame erection and associated construction activities. Ability to read and interpret structural steel drawings and technical documentation. Excellent communication and organisational skills. Experience working on commercial, industrial, education, healthcare or refurbishment projects. Full UK Driving Licence. Preferred Qualifications: SMSTS CSCS Card First Aid at Work Appointed Person or Crane/Lifting Operations experience (advantageous) Temporary Works knowledge (advantageous) What's on Offer: Salary up to 55,000 DOE Company Van Fuel Card Long-term career progression opportunities Secure workload with a well-established and growing business Varied and interesting projects across the East of England

Company Overview A well-established specialist manufacturer and installer operating within the construction and engineered products sector is looking to appoint a Supplier Quality Engineer to support quality assurance activities across their external supply chain. The business delivers technically engineered products into construction projects across the UK and abroad and has continued to grow its supplier network and project pipeline. This role will sit within the QESH function and will play a key part in improving supplier performance, reducing non-conformances, and driving continuous improvement across manufacturing and supply chain operations. The role would suit somebody with experience in quality engineering, supplier quality, manufacturing quality, or construction-related quality assurance environments. Role Overview Working closely with the Quality Manager and wider QESH team, the Supplier Quality Engineer will be responsible for supporting supplier quality activities, audits, investigations, and corrective actions across the supply chain. This is a hands-on role involving supplier visits, technical investigations, quality reporting, and continuous improvement initiatives. Key Responsibilities Manage and coordinate non-conformance reports (NCRs) Support root cause analysis and corrective actions Carry out supplier and internal audits Monitor supplier quality performance Support technical documentation and specifications Assist with quality investigations and site-based rework/snagging where required Promote QESH standards across the business Ensure quality actions are completed and closed out effectively Produce supplier audit and visit reports Requirements Experience within a Quality Engineering or Supplier Quality role Background within manufacturing, engineering, construction, or fabrication Good understanding of ISO9001 Knowledge of auditing and corrective actions Experience with root cause analysis and NCR management Ability to read technical engineering drawings Strong communication and organisational skills Comfortable travelling to suppliers and sites when required Desirable Experience Construction or architectural metalwork experience Exposure to BS EN1090, ISO14001, ISO45001 Mechanical engineering or assembly knowledge Internal or Lead Auditor qualification CSCS / SMSTS / SSSTS IOSH or NEBOSH Selling Points Growing business with strong project pipeline Hybrid working setup Varied role across supplier quality, audits, and continuous improvement Good mix of office, supplier visits, and site exposure Opportunity to influence supplier performance and quality standards Strong long-term progression potential within the QESH function

Overview: We are seeking an experienced Mechanical Project Manager to join a growing M&E contractor delivering projects across the commercial sector. This is an excellent opportunity to take ownership of mechanical packages on technically challenging projects from pre-construction through to completion. Projects will be located primarily in Hertfordshire, Essex, Cambridgeshire and North London. Key Responsibilities: Manage mechanical (HVAC) packages from inception to handover Oversee subcontractors and site teams to ensure quality and programme targets are met Develop and manage project programmes and budgets Liaise with clients, consultants, and internal teams Coordinate design, procurement, and installation phases Monitor project performance, costs, and risk Ensure compliance with health & safety regulations Attend and lead project meetings Deliver projects on time and within budget Requirements: Proven experience as a Mechanical Project Manager within M&E / Building Services Strong knowledge of HVAC systems and mechanical installations Experience delivering projects across commercial, residential, or industrial sectors Ability to manage multiple stakeholders and subcontractors Strong commercial awareness Excellent communication and organisational skills Desirable: Relevant qualifications in Mechanical Engineering or Building Services SMSTS / CSCS certification Experience working for an M&E contractor

We are currently recruiting for an experienced Freelance Dry Lining Site Manager to join a dry lining subcontractor on a 2 million project based in Southampton. This is a long-term freelance opportunity, with works due to run for approximately 12 months and an immediate start available. Role Overview You will be responsible for managing the dry lining package on site, ensuring works are delivered safely, on programme and to a high standard of quality. The successful candidate will work closely with the project team, subcontractors and main contractor throughout the project lifecycle. Key Responsibilities Overseeing day-to-day site operations Managing subcontractors and site labour Coordinating works in line with programme requirements Ensuring health & safety standards are maintained on site Conducting site inspections and quality checks Attending site meetings with clients and contractors Monitoring progress and reporting to senior management Managing materials, deliveries and site logistics Resolving site issues and coordinating solutions efficiently Ensuring works are completed to specification and deadlines Requirements Proven experience managing dry lining packages Strong site management and organisational skills Ability to manage programmes and subcontractors effectively SMSTS, CSCS & First Aid certificates required Strong communication and problem-solving ability