A well established civil engineering company based in Scotland, is seeking an experienced Quantity Surveyor to join and strengthen their team. As a key team member of a leading civil engineering, multi utility and horizontal directional drilling contractor in the North East of Scotland, you will play a key role in managing the costs & value relating to various projects. This role will be primarily based at our Head Office in Westhill, Aberdeenshire with periodic travel to sites across the North-East. Key Responsibilities: Maintain strong working relationships and clear communication with key project stakeholders, including Clients, Contract Managers, and engineering teams Produce monthly CVRs and presenting to Senior Management, highlighting key insights and progress, risks and opportunities Prepare and submit Applications for Payment promptly, adhering to the contracts specified deadlines and timescales Responsible for the commercial management of subcontractors, including the assessment and certification of payment applications, management of compensation events, and agreement of final accounts Participate in meetings with client representatives while maintaining a high standard of professionalism Prepare and submit project cashflow forecasts to the Managing QS on a monthly basis Demonstrate a strong understanding of contractual risks and opportunities, ensuring the wider team is kept informed and aligned Ensure familiarity with the Integrated Management System and encourage its consistent application across project activities Skills & Experience Required: A degree or equivalent qualification in Quantity Surveying or a related field preferred Demonstrated experience in a Quantity Surveyor role, working for either a main contractor or subcontractor Previous experience working on civil engineering projects involving earthworks, infrastructure & plotworks is beneficial Proficiency in MS Office Demonstrated capability in managing subcontractors, ensuring quality, adherence to timelines, and alignment with contract requirements Strong communication and negotiation abilities Maintain a positive attitude and strong work ethic, while being self-driven and capable of working independently or as part of a team Full UK driving licence Legal right to work in the UK without restrictions (no sponsorship available) Experience of utilities and HDD works is advantageous, however not necessarily required
Nov 25, 2025
Full time
A well established civil engineering company based in Scotland, is seeking an experienced Quantity Surveyor to join and strengthen their team. As a key team member of a leading civil engineering, multi utility and horizontal directional drilling contractor in the North East of Scotland, you will play a key role in managing the costs & value relating to various projects. This role will be primarily based at our Head Office in Westhill, Aberdeenshire with periodic travel to sites across the North-East. Key Responsibilities: Maintain strong working relationships and clear communication with key project stakeholders, including Clients, Contract Managers, and engineering teams Produce monthly CVRs and presenting to Senior Management, highlighting key insights and progress, risks and opportunities Prepare and submit Applications for Payment promptly, adhering to the contracts specified deadlines and timescales Responsible for the commercial management of subcontractors, including the assessment and certification of payment applications, management of compensation events, and agreement of final accounts Participate in meetings with client representatives while maintaining a high standard of professionalism Prepare and submit project cashflow forecasts to the Managing QS on a monthly basis Demonstrate a strong understanding of contractual risks and opportunities, ensuring the wider team is kept informed and aligned Ensure familiarity with the Integrated Management System and encourage its consistent application across project activities Skills & Experience Required: A degree or equivalent qualification in Quantity Surveying or a related field preferred Demonstrated experience in a Quantity Surveyor role, working for either a main contractor or subcontractor Previous experience working on civil engineering projects involving earthworks, infrastructure & plotworks is beneficial Proficiency in MS Office Demonstrated capability in managing subcontractors, ensuring quality, adherence to timelines, and alignment with contract requirements Strong communication and negotiation abilities Maintain a positive attitude and strong work ethic, while being self-driven and capable of working independently or as part of a team Full UK driving licence Legal right to work in the UK without restrictions (no sponsorship available) Experience of utilities and HDD works is advantageous, however not necessarily required
Quantity Surveyor Location: Farringdon, London Employment Type: Full-time, Permanent Sector: Construction About the Role One of our clients are seeking an experienced and commercially astute Quantity Surveyor to join our construction team in Farringdon, London. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work on a diverse portfolio of structural construction projects, managing costs and commercial aspects from inception through to completion. Key Responsibilities - Prepare accurate cost estimates, budgets, and tender documentation for steel, concrete, and civils projects - Manage all aspects of the contractual and financial side of construction projects, with particular focus on foundations and structural elements - Conduct cost analysis for repair and maintenance project work, ensuring value engineering opportunities are identified and implemented - Prepare monthly valuations, cost reports, and cash flow forecasts - Negotiate and agree variations with clients, subcontractors, and suppliers - Administer subcontracts including measurement, valuation, and final accounts - Manage procurement processes, ensuring competitive pricing and programme alignment - Monitor project costs against budget, identifying and reporting on potential cost overruns - Conduct site measurements and valuations - Prepare and submit interim and final account documentation - Assess and manage commercial risk throughout project lifecycles - Liaise with project managers, engineers, clients, and supply chain to ensure commercial objectives are met - Ensure compliance with contract conditions and company procedures Experience & Background - Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor within the construction industry - Demonstrable background in steel, concrete, civils, foundations, and structural works - Strong understanding of construction methods, materials, and sequencing for structural projects - Experience managing commercial aspects of projects from tender through to final account Technical Skills - Excellent knowledge of standard forms of contract (NEC, JCT, etc.) - Proficient in cost management and cost control procedures - Strong numerical and analytical skills with high attention to detail - Competent in the use of quantity surveying software and Microsoft Office suite Commercial Acumen - Commercially astute with strong negotiation skills - Ability to identify commercial risks and opportunities - Experience in value engineering and cost optimization - Strong understanding of procurement strategies Personal Attributes - Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal - Ability to build and maintain strong client and supply chain relationships - Proactive problem-solver with a solutions-focused approach - Ability to work under pressure and manage multiple projects simultaneously - Team player with ability to work independently when required Desirable Requirements - Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying or related discipline - Working towards or holds MRICS qualification - Experience working on projects in the London area - Knowledge of Building Information Modelling (BIM) processes - Experience with specific structural frameworks or groundworks packages
Nov 21, 2025
Full time
Quantity Surveyor Location: Farringdon, London Employment Type: Full-time, Permanent Sector: Construction About the Role One of our clients are seeking an experienced and commercially astute Quantity Surveyor to join our construction team in Farringdon, London. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work on a diverse portfolio of structural construction projects, managing costs and commercial aspects from inception through to completion. Key Responsibilities - Prepare accurate cost estimates, budgets, and tender documentation for steel, concrete, and civils projects - Manage all aspects of the contractual and financial side of construction projects, with particular focus on foundations and structural elements - Conduct cost analysis for repair and maintenance project work, ensuring value engineering opportunities are identified and implemented - Prepare monthly valuations, cost reports, and cash flow forecasts - Negotiate and agree variations with clients, subcontractors, and suppliers - Administer subcontracts including measurement, valuation, and final accounts - Manage procurement processes, ensuring competitive pricing and programme alignment - Monitor project costs against budget, identifying and reporting on potential cost overruns - Conduct site measurements and valuations - Prepare and submit interim and final account documentation - Assess and manage commercial risk throughout project lifecycles - Liaise with project managers, engineers, clients, and supply chain to ensure commercial objectives are met - Ensure compliance with contract conditions and company procedures Experience & Background - Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor within the construction industry - Demonstrable background in steel, concrete, civils, foundations, and structural works - Strong understanding of construction methods, materials, and sequencing for structural projects - Experience managing commercial aspects of projects from tender through to final account Technical Skills - Excellent knowledge of standard forms of contract (NEC, JCT, etc.) - Proficient in cost management and cost control procedures - Strong numerical and analytical skills with high attention to detail - Competent in the use of quantity surveying software and Microsoft Office suite Commercial Acumen - Commercially astute with strong negotiation skills - Ability to identify commercial risks and opportunities - Experience in value engineering and cost optimization - Strong understanding of procurement strategies Personal Attributes - Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal - Ability to build and maintain strong client and supply chain relationships - Proactive problem-solver with a solutions-focused approach - Ability to work under pressure and manage multiple projects simultaneously - Team player with ability to work independently when required Desirable Requirements - Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying or related discipline - Working towards or holds MRICS qualification - Experience working on projects in the London area - Knowledge of Building Information Modelling (BIM) processes - Experience with specific structural frameworks or groundworks packages
Project Manager - Helensburgh Responsibilities: Management of single or multiple sites through effective communication and direct management of Site Managers and Site Personnel. Develop site teams to promote and ensure successful project delivery Ensuring that the project or projects maintain progress to relevant programmes Can understand design documents, and review design documents with designers, surveyors and engineers Promote and maintain health and safety, including site inspections to ensure safety rules are being adhered to. Preparing reports and documentation on contract performance and status for both the purposes of internal reporting and client reports, for example Monthly Progress Reports, TQ logs etc. When required chair meetings with internal staff and client representatives, ensuring meetings are accurately and promptly recorded through minutes or action registers. Maintain regular communication and attend meetings with directors to inform them of the progress on the project Communicate with any consultants, subcontractors, supervisors, planners, quantity surveyors and others involved in the project Ensuring compliance with all contractual obligations and identifying and mitigating potential risks. Report any unexpected problems that may occur during the project Building and maintaining strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders. Be part of the team which will develop and build the business in Scotland Skills and Personal Attributes: Have a strong knowledge of health and safety issues Understand Contractual requirements A Knowledge of relevant industry standards and best practices Strong attention to detail and organisational skills Proficient using Microsoft Office programmes Excellent communication, organisational, prioritisation, time-management and interpersonal skills Ability to work under pressure Ability to take initiative and self-manage Ability to multi-task Risk management and mitigation skills Focus on collaborative working and always on internal efficiency
Nov 14, 2025
Full time
Project Manager - Helensburgh Responsibilities: Management of single or multiple sites through effective communication and direct management of Site Managers and Site Personnel. Develop site teams to promote and ensure successful project delivery Ensuring that the project or projects maintain progress to relevant programmes Can understand design documents, and review design documents with designers, surveyors and engineers Promote and maintain health and safety, including site inspections to ensure safety rules are being adhered to. Preparing reports and documentation on contract performance and status for both the purposes of internal reporting and client reports, for example Monthly Progress Reports, TQ logs etc. When required chair meetings with internal staff and client representatives, ensuring meetings are accurately and promptly recorded through minutes or action registers. Maintain regular communication and attend meetings with directors to inform them of the progress on the project Communicate with any consultants, subcontractors, supervisors, planners, quantity surveyors and others involved in the project Ensuring compliance with all contractual obligations and identifying and mitigating potential risks. Report any unexpected problems that may occur during the project Building and maintaining strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders. Be part of the team which will develop and build the business in Scotland Skills and Personal Attributes: Have a strong knowledge of health and safety issues Understand Contractual requirements A Knowledge of relevant industry standards and best practices Strong attention to detail and organisational skills Proficient using Microsoft Office programmes Excellent communication, organisational, prioritisation, time-management and interpersonal skills Ability to work under pressure Ability to take initiative and self-manage Ability to multi-task Risk management and mitigation skills Focus on collaborative working and always on internal efficiency
Key information: Location: CM17 9NA (Harlow) Salary: Negotiable Work Hours: 40 Hours per week Contract: Permanent Full time Our client are a leading engineering and construction business. As a Package Manager , you'll oversee high-value, business-critical projects, ensuring safety, quality, and performance across all site operations. With a focus on leadership, compliance, and stakeholder engagement, this role is ideal for experienced professionals ready to take ownership of complex engineering environments. Competitive salary, career development, and a collaborative culture await. This role exists to ensure the safe, efficient, and high-quality delivery of technically demanding projects. It's vital to maintain reputation for excellence in environments where downtime is not an option. Responsibilities: As a Package manager, you'll oversee all aspects of on-site project delivery, including managing labour, materials, logistics, and subcontractors. You'll ensure compliance with health, safety, and quality standards while maintaining progress against programme timelines. The role involves stakeholder coordination, reporting, and leading teams in live, high-spec environments such as data centres and healthcare facilities, where precision and performance are critical. Qualifications: NVQ Level 3 or higher in Construction or Engineering (or equivalent experience) Mechanical bias CITB SSSTS certificate (or an approved equivalent) IOSH Supervising Safely and a valid CSCS card relevant to the role (Black card desirable) First Aid at Work certification Full UK driving licence and proven experience managing similar high-spec, live-site projects
Nov 11, 2025
Full time
Key information: Location: CM17 9NA (Harlow) Salary: Negotiable Work Hours: 40 Hours per week Contract: Permanent Full time Our client are a leading engineering and construction business. As a Package Manager , you'll oversee high-value, business-critical projects, ensuring safety, quality, and performance across all site operations. With a focus on leadership, compliance, and stakeholder engagement, this role is ideal for experienced professionals ready to take ownership of complex engineering environments. Competitive salary, career development, and a collaborative culture await. This role exists to ensure the safe, efficient, and high-quality delivery of technically demanding projects. It's vital to maintain reputation for excellence in environments where downtime is not an option. Responsibilities: As a Package manager, you'll oversee all aspects of on-site project delivery, including managing labour, materials, logistics, and subcontractors. You'll ensure compliance with health, safety, and quality standards while maintaining progress against programme timelines. The role involves stakeholder coordination, reporting, and leading teams in live, high-spec environments such as data centres and healthcare facilities, where precision and performance are critical. Qualifications: NVQ Level 3 or higher in Construction or Engineering (or equivalent experience) Mechanical bias CITB SSSTS certificate (or an approved equivalent) IOSH Supervising Safely and a valid CSCS card relevant to the role (Black card desirable) First Aid at Work certification Full UK driving licence and proven experience managing similar high-spec, live-site projects
Package Manager (Electrical) Location: Harlow Full-Time About the Role: Our client is seeking an experienced Package Manager (Electrical) to lead and manage allocated electrical contracts, ensuring projects are delivered safely, efficiently, and profitably . The successful candidate will oversee site operations, coordinate teams, and ensure full compliance with statutory legislation, industry standards. This role demands strong leadership, technical expertise, and stakeholder management to ensure smooth delivery of electrical works from planning through to completion. Key Responsibilities: Lead site management and supervision of electrical projects, ensuring adherence to safety, quality, and performance standards. Manage site resources effectively, including labour, materials, plant, and logistics. Implement and monitor quality control procedures, providing regular feedback and improvement suggestions. Liaise with internal teams, clients, and external stakeholders to maintain compliance and alignment with project objectives. Identify and manage risks related to health, safety, quality, and the environment. Attend and contribute to site meetings, progress reports, and maintain accurate site documentation (photos, issue logs, risk registers, and look-ahead plans). Oversee material take-offs, selection, procurement, and storage to ensure smooth site operations. Review designs and drawings, offering practical insights on installation methods and potential improvements. Coordinate with site teams to identify challenges and implement timely solutions. Maintain comprehensive site records, including diaries, equipment registers, snag lists, and HSE audit checklists. Manage subcontractor documentation, performance, and health & safety compliance. Conduct site inductions, daily briefings, toolbox talks, and ensure proper site welfare and security. Requirements: NVQ Level 3 or higher in Construction or Electrical Engineering (or equivalent). CITB SSSTS certificate (or equivalent). IOSH Supervising Safely certification. Relevant CSCS card . First Aid at Work certification. Proven experience supervising projects of similar size, value, and complexity. Strong leadership, communication, and team management skills. In-depth knowledge of statutory requirements, construction methods, and industry best practices. Full UK driving licence . With a commitment to transparency, innovation, and collaboration, we deliver safe, high-quality, and cost-effective solutions that keep client needs at the heart of everything we do.
Nov 11, 2025
Full time
Package Manager (Electrical) Location: Harlow Full-Time About the Role: Our client is seeking an experienced Package Manager (Electrical) to lead and manage allocated electrical contracts, ensuring projects are delivered safely, efficiently, and profitably . The successful candidate will oversee site operations, coordinate teams, and ensure full compliance with statutory legislation, industry standards. This role demands strong leadership, technical expertise, and stakeholder management to ensure smooth delivery of electrical works from planning through to completion. Key Responsibilities: Lead site management and supervision of electrical projects, ensuring adherence to safety, quality, and performance standards. Manage site resources effectively, including labour, materials, plant, and logistics. Implement and monitor quality control procedures, providing regular feedback and improvement suggestions. Liaise with internal teams, clients, and external stakeholders to maintain compliance and alignment with project objectives. Identify and manage risks related to health, safety, quality, and the environment. Attend and contribute to site meetings, progress reports, and maintain accurate site documentation (photos, issue logs, risk registers, and look-ahead plans). Oversee material take-offs, selection, procurement, and storage to ensure smooth site operations. Review designs and drawings, offering practical insights on installation methods and potential improvements. Coordinate with site teams to identify challenges and implement timely solutions. Maintain comprehensive site records, including diaries, equipment registers, snag lists, and HSE audit checklists. Manage subcontractor documentation, performance, and health & safety compliance. Conduct site inductions, daily briefings, toolbox talks, and ensure proper site welfare and security. Requirements: NVQ Level 3 or higher in Construction or Electrical Engineering (or equivalent). CITB SSSTS certificate (or equivalent). IOSH Supervising Safely certification. Relevant CSCS card . First Aid at Work certification. Proven experience supervising projects of similar size, value, and complexity. Strong leadership, communication, and team management skills. In-depth knowledge of statutory requirements, construction methods, and industry best practices. Full UK driving licence . With a commitment to transparency, innovation, and collaboration, we deliver safe, high-quality, and cost-effective solutions that keep client needs at the heart of everything we do.
Project Manager (BMS) Project Manager Reporting to the Head of Projects London Location - London Job Description The BMS Project Manager delivers exceptional service to both customers and internal stakeholders by successfully managing all project works. They ensure timely, on-budget delivery while maintaining quality standards and full compliance with the company's Health & Safety policy. Key Skills & Experience • Ability to work well as part of a team but also work efficiently on your own • Commercial awareness • Strong leadership qualities • Driven to achieve with a can-do attitude • Technical expertise on multiple BMS/HVAC products • Good attention to detail • Exceptional time management and organisational skills • Self-motivated, responsible, and accountable • Customer Service Skills ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing • Ability to use Microsoft office including Project Main Duties • Full cost management of allocated projects • Adhere to all company ISO, H&S procedures & policies • Ensure compliance with company H&S and CDM requirements, including production of relevant documentation • Attending site progress meetings when required, including project review meetings and producing weekly project reports • Overall responsibility for submitting project variations and interim applications for payment • Support final account agreements with the assistance from the Regional Manager or Commercial Director • Ensure project files are kept up to date and in line with the quality management procedures. • Co-ordinate with estimating/sales team at a technical/commercial level • Attend project handover meetings as required • Create & manage a project program of works • Prepare monthly revenue forecast and C2C reports • Regular communication with customers to ensure complete customer satisfaction. • Responsible for procurement of control items, sizing control valves etc. • Approving control panel drawings/design • Responsible for labour forecasting and management of project resources, including design & delivery • Responsible for the management of sub-contractors • Assist with coordination of internal and external resources • Continually evaluate, review, and report the performance of sub-contractors • Ensure operatives under your control are suitably trained to carry out the tasks they have been allocated • Carry out project design including generating technical submissions and reviewing external design engineering • Prepare O&M manuals and other documentation such as commissioning/witnessing packs and ensure all as commissioned/witnessing information is stored on sever upon project completion • Attend training courses and meetings as required • Ensure method statements and risk assessments are adhered to and amend where necessary • Any other duties deemed necessary by the directors/managers of the business Responsibilities • Weekly timesheet • Progress report • Programme creation & management. • Delivered project GM% • C2C management • Forecast management. • Sub-contractor/resource management
Nov 06, 2025
Full time
Project Manager (BMS) Project Manager Reporting to the Head of Projects London Location - London Job Description The BMS Project Manager delivers exceptional service to both customers and internal stakeholders by successfully managing all project works. They ensure timely, on-budget delivery while maintaining quality standards and full compliance with the company's Health & Safety policy. Key Skills & Experience • Ability to work well as part of a team but also work efficiently on your own • Commercial awareness • Strong leadership qualities • Driven to achieve with a can-do attitude • Technical expertise on multiple BMS/HVAC products • Good attention to detail • Exceptional time management and organisational skills • Self-motivated, responsible, and accountable • Customer Service Skills ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing • Ability to use Microsoft office including Project Main Duties • Full cost management of allocated projects • Adhere to all company ISO, H&S procedures & policies • Ensure compliance with company H&S and CDM requirements, including production of relevant documentation • Attending site progress meetings when required, including project review meetings and producing weekly project reports • Overall responsibility for submitting project variations and interim applications for payment • Support final account agreements with the assistance from the Regional Manager or Commercial Director • Ensure project files are kept up to date and in line with the quality management procedures. • Co-ordinate with estimating/sales team at a technical/commercial level • Attend project handover meetings as required • Create & manage a project program of works • Prepare monthly revenue forecast and C2C reports • Regular communication with customers to ensure complete customer satisfaction. • Responsible for procurement of control items, sizing control valves etc. • Approving control panel drawings/design • Responsible for labour forecasting and management of project resources, including design & delivery • Responsible for the management of sub-contractors • Assist with coordination of internal and external resources • Continually evaluate, review, and report the performance of sub-contractors • Ensure operatives under your control are suitably trained to carry out the tasks they have been allocated • Carry out project design including generating technical submissions and reviewing external design engineering • Prepare O&M manuals and other documentation such as commissioning/witnessing packs and ensure all as commissioned/witnessing information is stored on sever upon project completion • Attend training courses and meetings as required • Ensure method statements and risk assessments are adhered to and amend where necessary • Any other duties deemed necessary by the directors/managers of the business Responsibilities • Weekly timesheet • Progress report • Programme creation & management. • Delivered project GM% • C2C management • Forecast management. • Sub-contractor/resource management
We are seeking a Project Manager (PM grade) with minimum 2 years experience in a consultancy project management environment to join a forward-thinking construction consultancy based in Hampshire . The role offers the chance to lead small capital projects, with guidance where needed, across a variety of sectors including commercial, residential, public, and private projects. Hybrid working, strong support towards chartership, and a competitive salary and benefits package are included. About the Role: The position involves: Leading small capital projects with some supervision. Pre- and post-contract project management duties. Programme and risk management, stakeholder engagement, and reporting. Contract administration (experience with NEC, JCT, or FIDIC advantageous). Supporting a mixed portfolio of projects across the South Coast region. Responsibilities: Deliver project management services across multiple sectors and project types. Coordinate design, procurement, and construction activities. Manage budgets, cost control, and value engineering to deliver quality and profitability. Identify, assess, and mitigate project risks to prevent delays or budget issues. Build and maintain relationships with clients, contractors, consultants, and internal teams. Ensure compliance with health & safety, regulatory, and internal quality standards. Lead teams through change while maintaining focus and morale. Report progress, challenges, and strategies clearly to clients and leadership. Skills Required: Minimum 2 years experience in consultancy project management. MCIOB, MRICS, APM qualification, or clear commitment to achieving chartered status. Experience across multiple sectors and project types. Strong knowledge of construction methodologies, design coordination, procurement, and contract administration. Proficiency in Asta Powerproject or MS Project advantageous. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Self-motivated and capable of driving projects aligned with business goals. Full UK driving licence and flexibility to travel across the South Coast. Qualifications: Degree-qualified in construction, project management, or a related discipline. Compensation Package: Hybrid working with flexible hours. Competitive salary based on experience. 38 days annual leave including public holidays, plus your birthday off. 6% employer pension contribution and life cover (3x salary). Enhanced maternity/paternity leave. Access to wellbeing services and virtual GP support. Opportunities for training, professional development, volunteering, and social events.
Nov 05, 2025
Full time
We are seeking a Project Manager (PM grade) with minimum 2 years experience in a consultancy project management environment to join a forward-thinking construction consultancy based in Hampshire . The role offers the chance to lead small capital projects, with guidance where needed, across a variety of sectors including commercial, residential, public, and private projects. Hybrid working, strong support towards chartership, and a competitive salary and benefits package are included. About the Role: The position involves: Leading small capital projects with some supervision. Pre- and post-contract project management duties. Programme and risk management, stakeholder engagement, and reporting. Contract administration (experience with NEC, JCT, or FIDIC advantageous). Supporting a mixed portfolio of projects across the South Coast region. Responsibilities: Deliver project management services across multiple sectors and project types. Coordinate design, procurement, and construction activities. Manage budgets, cost control, and value engineering to deliver quality and profitability. Identify, assess, and mitigate project risks to prevent delays or budget issues. Build and maintain relationships with clients, contractors, consultants, and internal teams. Ensure compliance with health & safety, regulatory, and internal quality standards. Lead teams through change while maintaining focus and morale. Report progress, challenges, and strategies clearly to clients and leadership. Skills Required: Minimum 2 years experience in consultancy project management. MCIOB, MRICS, APM qualification, or clear commitment to achieving chartered status. Experience across multiple sectors and project types. Strong knowledge of construction methodologies, design coordination, procurement, and contract administration. Proficiency in Asta Powerproject or MS Project advantageous. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Self-motivated and capable of driving projects aligned with business goals. Full UK driving licence and flexibility to travel across the South Coast. Qualifications: Degree-qualified in construction, project management, or a related discipline. Compensation Package: Hybrid working with flexible hours. Competitive salary based on experience. 38 days annual leave including public holidays, plus your birthday off. 6% employer pension contribution and life cover (3x salary). Enhanced maternity/paternity leave. Access to wellbeing services and virtual GP support. Opportunities for training, professional development, volunteering, and social events.
We are looking for an Assistant Project Manager to join a well-established, forward-thinking construction consultancy in Hampshire . The role is ideal for someone with 2 3 years experience in consultancy project management. This role offers hybrid working, strong support towards professional chartership, and a competitive salary and benefits package. About the Role: You will assist with: Pre- and post-contract project management tasks. Programme and risk management, stakeholder engagement, and project reporting. Contract administration (experience with NEC or JCT advantageous). Supporting small to medium capital projects across the South Coast region. Working on a mix of commercial, residential, and public sector projects. Responsibilities: Support senior project managers across multiple projects. Liaise with clients, consultants, and contractors. Prepare and maintain project documentation and reports. Assist with tendering and procurement processes. Ensure compliance with health, safety, and quality standards. Contribute to sustainability and best practice initiatives within projects. Skills Required: Minimum 2 years experience in construction consultancy project management. Working towards chartered status (RICS, APM, or CIOB). Strong understanding of project processes and contract administration. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Proficiency in MS Project or Asta Powerproject is advantageous. Full UK driving licence and flexibility to travel across the South Coast. Qualifications: Degree-qualified in a construction, engineering, or project management-related discipline. Compensation & Benefits: Hybrid working with flexible hours. Competitive salary based on experience. 38 days annual leave including public holidays, plus your birthday off. 6% employer pension contribution and life cover (3x salary). Enhanced maternity and paternity leave. Wellbeing support and virtual GP access. Opportunities for training, volunteering, and social events.
Nov 04, 2025
Full time
We are looking for an Assistant Project Manager to join a well-established, forward-thinking construction consultancy in Hampshire . The role is ideal for someone with 2 3 years experience in consultancy project management. This role offers hybrid working, strong support towards professional chartership, and a competitive salary and benefits package. About the Role: You will assist with: Pre- and post-contract project management tasks. Programme and risk management, stakeholder engagement, and project reporting. Contract administration (experience with NEC or JCT advantageous). Supporting small to medium capital projects across the South Coast region. Working on a mix of commercial, residential, and public sector projects. Responsibilities: Support senior project managers across multiple projects. Liaise with clients, consultants, and contractors. Prepare and maintain project documentation and reports. Assist with tendering and procurement processes. Ensure compliance with health, safety, and quality standards. Contribute to sustainability and best practice initiatives within projects. Skills Required: Minimum 2 years experience in construction consultancy project management. Working towards chartered status (RICS, APM, or CIOB). Strong understanding of project processes and contract administration. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Proficiency in MS Project or Asta Powerproject is advantageous. Full UK driving licence and flexibility to travel across the South Coast. Qualifications: Degree-qualified in a construction, engineering, or project management-related discipline. Compensation & Benefits: Hybrid working with flexible hours. Competitive salary based on experience. 38 days annual leave including public holidays, plus your birthday off. 6% employer pension contribution and life cover (3x salary). Enhanced maternity and paternity leave. Wellbeing support and virtual GP access. Opportunities for training, volunteering, and social events.
We are seeking an experienced Quantity Surveyor with minimum of 2+ years PQS experience to join a forward-thinking, sustainability-focused construction consultancy based in Hampshire . The role offers the opportunity to support high-profile projects across healthcare transformation, education facilities, research environments, and private client projects, with live project values typically ranging from £5m £50m. This position offers hybrid working, strong support towards chartership, and a competitive salary and benefits package. About the Role: You will be responsible for: Leading projects end-to-end, from inception to completion. Supporting diverse, high-impact schemes including state-of-the-art performing arts theatres, oncology treatment centres, and SEND school expansions. Managing budgets, cost control, and value engineering to maximise project profitability while maintaining quality. Administering contracts (NEC, JCT, and other forms) and ensuring commercial success. Coordinating design, procurement, and construction activities. Building and maintaining strong client, contractor, and consultant relationships. Reporting progress, challenges, and strategies clearly to leadership and clients. Responsibilities: Own project delivery across multiple sectors and project types. Identify, assess, and mitigate project risks to prevent delays or budget impacts. Ensure compliance with regulatory standards, health & safety, and internal quality benchmarks. Work collaboratively in a fast-paced team, contributing to sustainability and best practice initiatives. Mentor junior team members and support professional development where applicable. Skills Required: Minimum 3 years PQS experience in a consultancy construction environment. MRICS qualification or equivalent, or clear commitment to achieving chartered status. Strong understanding of construction methodologies, design coordination, procurement, and contract administration. Proven ability in budgeting, cost control, and value engineering. Experience with NEC, JCT, or other contract forms. Proficient in Microsoft 365 and cost management software (e.g., CADMeasure, iTWO CostX). Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Ability to manage complex project timelines and deliver milestones on schedule. Qualifications: Degree-qualified in Quantity Surveying or a related discipline. Compensation Package: The offer includes: Hybrid working with flexible hours. Competitive salary based on experience. 38 days annual leave including public holidays, plus your birthday off. 6% employer pension contribution and life cover (3x salary). Enhanced maternity/paternity leave. Access to wellbeing services and virtual GP support. Opportunities for training, professional development, volunteering, and social events.
Nov 04, 2025
Full time
We are seeking an experienced Quantity Surveyor with minimum of 2+ years PQS experience to join a forward-thinking, sustainability-focused construction consultancy based in Hampshire . The role offers the opportunity to support high-profile projects across healthcare transformation, education facilities, research environments, and private client projects, with live project values typically ranging from £5m £50m. This position offers hybrid working, strong support towards chartership, and a competitive salary and benefits package. About the Role: You will be responsible for: Leading projects end-to-end, from inception to completion. Supporting diverse, high-impact schemes including state-of-the-art performing arts theatres, oncology treatment centres, and SEND school expansions. Managing budgets, cost control, and value engineering to maximise project profitability while maintaining quality. Administering contracts (NEC, JCT, and other forms) and ensuring commercial success. Coordinating design, procurement, and construction activities. Building and maintaining strong client, contractor, and consultant relationships. Reporting progress, challenges, and strategies clearly to leadership and clients. Responsibilities: Own project delivery across multiple sectors and project types. Identify, assess, and mitigate project risks to prevent delays or budget impacts. Ensure compliance with regulatory standards, health & safety, and internal quality benchmarks. Work collaboratively in a fast-paced team, contributing to sustainability and best practice initiatives. Mentor junior team members and support professional development where applicable. Skills Required: Minimum 3 years PQS experience in a consultancy construction environment. MRICS qualification or equivalent, or clear commitment to achieving chartered status. Strong understanding of construction methodologies, design coordination, procurement, and contract administration. Proven ability in budgeting, cost control, and value engineering. Experience with NEC, JCT, or other contract forms. Proficient in Microsoft 365 and cost management software (e.g., CADMeasure, iTWO CostX). Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Ability to manage complex project timelines and deliver milestones on schedule. Qualifications: Degree-qualified in Quantity Surveying or a related discipline. Compensation Package: The offer includes: Hybrid working with flexible hours. Competitive salary based on experience. 38 days annual leave including public holidays, plus your birthday off. 6% employer pension contribution and life cover (3x salary). Enhanced maternity/paternity leave. Access to wellbeing services and virtual GP support. Opportunities for training, professional development, volunteering, and social events.
The Role As a BMS Engineer, you'll ensure the performance, reliability, and efficiency of Building Management Systems across client sites. Working with Trend, Tridium/Niagara, and Distech, you'll deliver both planned and reactive maintenance while identifying opportunities to enhance system performance and energy efficiency. Key Responsibilities Deliver high-quality Planned Preventive Maintenance (PPM) across multiple client sites. Diagnose, recommend, and implement system improvements and remedial works. Carry out surveys, proposals, and quotations for small works and upgrades. Respond to reactive callouts, ensuring fast, professional resolution. Gain hands on commissioning experience with Trend, Tridium, and Distech systems. Collaborate with the Regional Operations Manager and the wider national BMS team. What We're Looking For We're seeking a motivated and technically skilled engineer with a passion for BMS solutions, integration, and client service. Essential Skills & Experience 3+ years' experience with Trend Controls and/or Tridium/Niagara. Ability to confidently modify Trend 963 & IQVision software and schematics. Strong proficiency with SET or other BMS engineering tools. Experience with system integration using Modbus, MBus, and BACnet protocols. Good knowledge of HVAC plant and applications. Ideally electrically biased, with a solid understanding of IT networks and IP configuration.
Nov 01, 2025
Full time
The Role As a BMS Engineer, you'll ensure the performance, reliability, and efficiency of Building Management Systems across client sites. Working with Trend, Tridium/Niagara, and Distech, you'll deliver both planned and reactive maintenance while identifying opportunities to enhance system performance and energy efficiency. Key Responsibilities Deliver high-quality Planned Preventive Maintenance (PPM) across multiple client sites. Diagnose, recommend, and implement system improvements and remedial works. Carry out surveys, proposals, and quotations for small works and upgrades. Respond to reactive callouts, ensuring fast, professional resolution. Gain hands on commissioning experience with Trend, Tridium, and Distech systems. Collaborate with the Regional Operations Manager and the wider national BMS team. What We're Looking For We're seeking a motivated and technically skilled engineer with a passion for BMS solutions, integration, and client service. Essential Skills & Experience 3+ years' experience with Trend Controls and/or Tridium/Niagara. Ability to confidently modify Trend 963 & IQVision software and schematics. Strong proficiency with SET or other BMS engineering tools. Experience with system integration using Modbus, MBus, and BACnet protocols. Good knowledge of HVAC plant and applications. Ideally electrically biased, with a solid understanding of IT networks and IP configuration.
About the Role One of our clients a leading facilities management company, is seeking an experienced BMS Servicing Engineer to join their national Building Management Systems team. You will play a key role in delivering high-quality maintenance and optimisation of BMS platforms, with a focus on Trend Controls and/or Tridium/Niagara systems. This role offers the opportunity to work on a wide range of private sector sites, providing both planned and reactive services while developing your expertise across multiple BMS platforms. Key Responsibilities Deliver planned preventative maintenance (PPM) across client sites. Diagnose, recommend, and implement system improvements and remedial works. Carry out surveys, prepare proposals, and quote for remedial or small works. Support reactive callouts and assist the wider BMS Operations team. Commission small projects and gain hands-on experience with Tridium, Trend, and Distech systems. Collaborate with a national team of 50+ BMS engineers and managers, reporting to the Regional Operations Manager. Experience & Skills Required Trend Expert level capability, including modifications to software and schematics (Trend 963 & IQVision). Proficiency with Honeywell SET or similar engineering tools. Solid experience with at least two BMS platforms, including integration using Modbus, MBus, and Bacnet protocols. Good understanding of IT networking and IP configuration. Strong technical knowledge of HVAC integration and third-party systems. Ideally, an electrical background with a minimum of 3 years' experience in BMS engineering.
Nov 01, 2025
Full time
About the Role One of our clients a leading facilities management company, is seeking an experienced BMS Servicing Engineer to join their national Building Management Systems team. You will play a key role in delivering high-quality maintenance and optimisation of BMS platforms, with a focus on Trend Controls and/or Tridium/Niagara systems. This role offers the opportunity to work on a wide range of private sector sites, providing both planned and reactive services while developing your expertise across multiple BMS platforms. Key Responsibilities Deliver planned preventative maintenance (PPM) across client sites. Diagnose, recommend, and implement system improvements and remedial works. Carry out surveys, prepare proposals, and quote for remedial or small works. Support reactive callouts and assist the wider BMS Operations team. Commission small projects and gain hands-on experience with Tridium, Trend, and Distech systems. Collaborate with a national team of 50+ BMS engineers and managers, reporting to the Regional Operations Manager. Experience & Skills Required Trend Expert level capability, including modifications to software and schematics (Trend 963 & IQVision). Proficiency with Honeywell SET or similar engineering tools. Solid experience with at least two BMS platforms, including integration using Modbus, MBus, and Bacnet protocols. Good understanding of IT networking and IP configuration. Strong technical knowledge of HVAC integration and third-party systems. Ideally, an electrical background with a minimum of 3 years' experience in BMS engineering.
