QHSE Manager (Quality, Health, Safety & Environment) National Role Home-Based with UK Travel £60,000 £65,000 + Benefits We are partnering with a leading engineering and facilities services provider to recruit a QHSE Manager to support a portfolio of national PFI contracts. This is a home-based role with travel across the UK, offering the opportunity to play a key role in driving safety culture, compliance, and continuous improvement across a diverse and high-profile portfolio. The Role As QHSE Manager, you will provide expert support across Quality, Health, Safety and Environmental functions, working closely with operational teams to ensure best practice, compliance, and performance across all contracts. You will act as a key advisor to the business, supporting both day-to-day operations and long-term strategic improvements. Key Responsibilities • Provide QHSE support to contract management teams across multiple regions • Conduct site inspections and audits, ensuring compliance with company and statutory standards • Monitor performance and contribute to management meetings at both local and national level • Support the development of method statements and safety plans from pre-construction through to completion • Lead accident investigations and provide on-call support when required • Develop and deliver health & safety training across the business • Coordinate and drive annual improvement plans • Produce and present reports to senior stakeholders and QHSE leadership • Support mobilisation of new contracts and ensure QHSE standards are embedded from day one • Manage and maintain compliance with ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 standards • Carry out risk assessments and ensure actions are followed through to completion • Work collaboratively with operational and QHSE teams to ensure a consistent approach across all contracts • Engage with clients and support statutory compliance audits What We re Looking For • Proven experience in a QHSE role within FM, M&E or multi-site environments • Strong knowledge of UK health & safety legislation and statutory compliance • Experience implementing and managing ISO standards (ISO 9001, 14001, 45001) • Experience supporting multi-site contracts across a national portfolio • Strong auditing, inspection and reporting experience • Must hold Nebosh Diploma NVQ Level 6 as a minimum • Proactive, solutions-focused approach with the ability to work independently • Willingness to travel across the UK as required What s on Offer • £60,000 £65,000 salary • 25 days holiday + bank holidays (rising with service) + option to buy additional leave • Pension (6 8% matched contributions) • Private medical insurance (after qualifying period) • Life assurance • Flexible benefits scheme (including EV car scheme, retail discounts, IT loans) • Employee assistance & wellbeing programmes • Annual volunteering day • Strong career progression within a growing organisation
14/04/2026
Full time
QHSE Manager (Quality, Health, Safety & Environment) National Role Home-Based with UK Travel £60,000 £65,000 + Benefits We are partnering with a leading engineering and facilities services provider to recruit a QHSE Manager to support a portfolio of national PFI contracts. This is a home-based role with travel across the UK, offering the opportunity to play a key role in driving safety culture, compliance, and continuous improvement across a diverse and high-profile portfolio. The Role As QHSE Manager, you will provide expert support across Quality, Health, Safety and Environmental functions, working closely with operational teams to ensure best practice, compliance, and performance across all contracts. You will act as a key advisor to the business, supporting both day-to-day operations and long-term strategic improvements. Key Responsibilities • Provide QHSE support to contract management teams across multiple regions • Conduct site inspections and audits, ensuring compliance with company and statutory standards • Monitor performance and contribute to management meetings at both local and national level • Support the development of method statements and safety plans from pre-construction through to completion • Lead accident investigations and provide on-call support when required • Develop and deliver health & safety training across the business • Coordinate and drive annual improvement plans • Produce and present reports to senior stakeholders and QHSE leadership • Support mobilisation of new contracts and ensure QHSE standards are embedded from day one • Manage and maintain compliance with ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 standards • Carry out risk assessments and ensure actions are followed through to completion • Work collaboratively with operational and QHSE teams to ensure a consistent approach across all contracts • Engage with clients and support statutory compliance audits What We re Looking For • Proven experience in a QHSE role within FM, M&E or multi-site environments • Strong knowledge of UK health & safety legislation and statutory compliance • Experience implementing and managing ISO standards (ISO 9001, 14001, 45001) • Experience supporting multi-site contracts across a national portfolio • Strong auditing, inspection and reporting experience • Must hold Nebosh Diploma NVQ Level 6 as a minimum • Proactive, solutions-focused approach with the ability to work independently • Willingness to travel across the UK as required What s on Offer • £60,000 £65,000 salary • 25 days holiday + bank holidays (rising with service) + option to buy additional leave • Pension (6 8% matched contributions) • Private medical insurance (after qualifying period) • Life assurance • Flexible benefits scheme (including EV car scheme, retail discounts, IT loans) • Employee assistance & wellbeing programmes • Annual volunteering day • Strong career progression within a growing organisation
Mechanical Fitter Dover - c£40k - £45k+ - door to door - O/T The position is full time (40 hours per week minimum), and includes plenty of overtime opportunities, door to door travel and a call out rota system (1:6). There are 25 days annual leave, plus the statutory bank holidays included (33 in total) with an immediate enrolment within the company pension scheme This company is a mechanical and electrical sitework and workshop repair and service provider who operate in all the major M&E industries, Water, Power, Oil & Gas, Food and Paper, and offer a full Project Management Service including Principal Contractor and Principle Designer (under CDM 2015) status. Due to continued growth, they are looking to appoint a Mechanical Fitter, covering East Sussex. This role is a mobile hands on position working in the field of Mechanical Engineering. The successful candidate will be required to: Dismantle all types of mechanical equipment, such as (but not limited to) pumps, motors, gearboxes, screens etc Inspect the dismantled components, including taking tolerance measurements, shaft run outs, and assessing/understanding the recommended repair method Fault finding on equipment such as pumps, gearboxes etc specialist equipment is provided by the company Under the guidance and instruction of the Operations Manager, carry out the repair/refurbishment of the mechanical equipment Work on Water Utility, Power Industry, Food, Paper, Petroleum and Government sites as part of a mechanical & electrical team Onsite removal and installation of mechanical equipment including working at height, within confined spaces, in sewerage and potable water environments etc Candidate Ideally a minimum of 5 years experience in a similar role, preferably with a Mechanical Engineering Apprenticeship (Water Utilities and/or Power Industry experience is advantageous) Full UK driving licence Experience of, or a good understanding of, onsite health and safety rules and regulations Confined space trained or a good understanding of confined spaces training can be provided Watery Hygiene trained or a good understanding of sewerage/clean water hygiene training can be provided The ability to work alone but also be an excellent communicator when working within a team Good organisational skills with a strong ability to multi-task This role is an exciting opportunity to join a growing company, with a solid customer base, and a vision for the future which includes promotion and new roles/responsibilities.
31/03/2026
Full time
Mechanical Fitter Dover - c£40k - £45k+ - door to door - O/T The position is full time (40 hours per week minimum), and includes plenty of overtime opportunities, door to door travel and a call out rota system (1:6). There are 25 days annual leave, plus the statutory bank holidays included (33 in total) with an immediate enrolment within the company pension scheme This company is a mechanical and electrical sitework and workshop repair and service provider who operate in all the major M&E industries, Water, Power, Oil & Gas, Food and Paper, and offer a full Project Management Service including Principal Contractor and Principle Designer (under CDM 2015) status. Due to continued growth, they are looking to appoint a Mechanical Fitter, covering East Sussex. This role is a mobile hands on position working in the field of Mechanical Engineering. The successful candidate will be required to: Dismantle all types of mechanical equipment, such as (but not limited to) pumps, motors, gearboxes, screens etc Inspect the dismantled components, including taking tolerance measurements, shaft run outs, and assessing/understanding the recommended repair method Fault finding on equipment such as pumps, gearboxes etc specialist equipment is provided by the company Under the guidance and instruction of the Operations Manager, carry out the repair/refurbishment of the mechanical equipment Work on Water Utility, Power Industry, Food, Paper, Petroleum and Government sites as part of a mechanical & electrical team Onsite removal and installation of mechanical equipment including working at height, within confined spaces, in sewerage and potable water environments etc Candidate Ideally a minimum of 5 years experience in a similar role, preferably with a Mechanical Engineering Apprenticeship (Water Utilities and/or Power Industry experience is advantageous) Full UK driving licence Experience of, or a good understanding of, onsite health and safety rules and regulations Confined space trained or a good understanding of confined spaces training can be provided Watery Hygiene trained or a good understanding of sewerage/clean water hygiene training can be provided The ability to work alone but also be an excellent communicator when working within a team Good organisational skills with a strong ability to multi-task This role is an exciting opportunity to join a growing company, with a solid customer base, and a vision for the future which includes promotion and new roles/responsibilities.
Opportunity with a large multi-national F.M. services operator for a Lifecycle Program Manager. Based 5 days per week on a Reading based NHS Healthcare facility, you will be responsible for developing and overseeing the submission and delivery of lifecycle site plans to onsite processes and procedures. Overseeing, and where required, managing capital projects across the site ensuring statutory compliance with works undertaken. As the Lifecycle Manager, you will: Generate immediate, intermediate and long term plans for all lifecycle works on site ensuring all key information is utilised to form accurate decision based justification of life cycle spend in line with contractual compliance, whilst managing risk and monitoring fund sufficiency. Work with the team to ensure all Trust Variation Enquiries are completed and returned within contractual timeframes. Pre-plan all works with relevant Stakeholders liaising with all relevant parties including internal teams, clients, trade contractors and other third parties including departments to agree an acceptable commencement date for the works. Assist others with compiling Draw Down Requests, ensuring the correct contractual route and process is followed. Audit maintenance related activity, asset replacement activity, and maintenance records/PPM plans, commissioning data etc. with a view to ensuring compliance, whilst considering the commercial environment. Continually review net zero technologies and climate adaptability developments to optimise life cycle decision making and enable an asset management approach. Understand and be able to objectively review Compliance, Legislation and Operational documentation and manuals. Work with operational teams and asset management teams to ensure that CaFM systems are fully utilised for life cycle management purposes. Produce reports, dashboards, documentation that supports key decision making and can inform strategic goal setting. This informs risk management and benchmarking. Work with the Operations Manager and Technical Manager to ensure all Trust Variation Enquiries are completed and returned within contractual timeframes. Management of lifecycle works and capital projects including design, tender process, material orders, resource planning and implementation of direct labour or contract labour. Liaise with package managers and authorised persons for the preparation and implementation of safe systems of work/permit to work systems. Pre-plan all works with relevant Stakeholders liaising with all relevant parties including but not limited to Operations Manager, Technical Manager, clients, trade contractors and other third parties including departments to agree an acceptable commencement date for the works. Ensure tendering procedures, contracts and documentation are adhered to and undertake the role of Contract Administrator when required. Responsible for in process/under construction inspections delivering exemplary health and safety standards, checking the built works to ensure defect free handovers and management of any remedial works if required. Ideal Experience will include: Experience of delivering or working within PFI healthcare lifecycle/projects. Demonstrable & varied experience in F.M./Lifecycle project management. Experience of implementing and manging CDM Comprehensive Administrative experience in a busy office environment Sound organisational/co-ordination/team working skills Excellent interpersonal skills & telephone manner Proficient use of Microsoft Office applications including Word, Excel and Outlook. Dynamic & Collaborative approach Ability to provide professional guidance & task management to other staff members. Good Health & Safety knowledge NEBOSH General Certificate SMSTS Accreditation PRINCE2 Certificate If the above is a good match with your abilities as a Lifecycle Manager and you are looking for a new challenge with an organisation offering progression and personal development, please apply.This is available, for the right person, as an immediate start on aTemp to Perm basis. As you will be site based 5 days per week, you would need to be based within an easy commute to the Reading area.
31/03/2026
Full time
Opportunity with a large multi-national F.M. services operator for a Lifecycle Program Manager. Based 5 days per week on a Reading based NHS Healthcare facility, you will be responsible for developing and overseeing the submission and delivery of lifecycle site plans to onsite processes and procedures. Overseeing, and where required, managing capital projects across the site ensuring statutory compliance with works undertaken. As the Lifecycle Manager, you will: Generate immediate, intermediate and long term plans for all lifecycle works on site ensuring all key information is utilised to form accurate decision based justification of life cycle spend in line with contractual compliance, whilst managing risk and monitoring fund sufficiency. Work with the team to ensure all Trust Variation Enquiries are completed and returned within contractual timeframes. Pre-plan all works with relevant Stakeholders liaising with all relevant parties including internal teams, clients, trade contractors and other third parties including departments to agree an acceptable commencement date for the works. Assist others with compiling Draw Down Requests, ensuring the correct contractual route and process is followed. Audit maintenance related activity, asset replacement activity, and maintenance records/PPM plans, commissioning data etc. with a view to ensuring compliance, whilst considering the commercial environment. Continually review net zero technologies and climate adaptability developments to optimise life cycle decision making and enable an asset management approach. Understand and be able to objectively review Compliance, Legislation and Operational documentation and manuals. Work with operational teams and asset management teams to ensure that CaFM systems are fully utilised for life cycle management purposes. Produce reports, dashboards, documentation that supports key decision making and can inform strategic goal setting. This informs risk management and benchmarking. Work with the Operations Manager and Technical Manager to ensure all Trust Variation Enquiries are completed and returned within contractual timeframes. Management of lifecycle works and capital projects including design, tender process, material orders, resource planning and implementation of direct labour or contract labour. Liaise with package managers and authorised persons for the preparation and implementation of safe systems of work/permit to work systems. Pre-plan all works with relevant Stakeholders liaising with all relevant parties including but not limited to Operations Manager, Technical Manager, clients, trade contractors and other third parties including departments to agree an acceptable commencement date for the works. Ensure tendering procedures, contracts and documentation are adhered to and undertake the role of Contract Administrator when required. Responsible for in process/under construction inspections delivering exemplary health and safety standards, checking the built works to ensure defect free handovers and management of any remedial works if required. Ideal Experience will include: Experience of delivering or working within PFI healthcare lifecycle/projects. Demonstrable & varied experience in F.M./Lifecycle project management. Experience of implementing and manging CDM Comprehensive Administrative experience in a busy office environment Sound organisational/co-ordination/team working skills Excellent interpersonal skills & telephone manner Proficient use of Microsoft Office applications including Word, Excel and Outlook. Dynamic & Collaborative approach Ability to provide professional guidance & task management to other staff members. Good Health & Safety knowledge NEBOSH General Certificate SMSTS Accreditation PRINCE2 Certificate If the above is a good match with your abilities as a Lifecycle Manager and you are looking for a new challenge with an organisation offering progression and personal development, please apply.This is available, for the right person, as an immediate start on aTemp to Perm basis. As you will be site based 5 days per week, you would need to be based within an easy commute to the Reading area.
Electrical Site Manager Decarbonisation Project Location: Ealing, London Day rate: £300.00 a day CIS Start Date: ASAP We are currently supporting a leading engineering and facilities services provider with the appointment of an Electrical Site Manager to deliver a decarbonisation programme within a live hospital environment in Ealing. This is a key position on a complex project focused on upgrading and electrifying building services infrastructure to support long-term carbon reduction targets. The Role You will take ownership of all electrical works on site, ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient delivery within a live healthcare setting. This role requires strong coordination across multiple stakeholders, with a particular focus on managing works in operational environments where careful planning of isolations and minimal disruption is critical. Key Responsibilities Managing electrical subcontractors and site teams Overseeing installation works including plant electrification, distribution upgrades, and associated systems Coordinating works within a live hospital environment, including planning shutdowns and isolations Ensuring compliance with RAMS, permits to work, and health & safety regulations Monitoring progress against programme and reporting to the Project Manager Managing quality assurance, inspections, and snagging processes Supporting commissioning, testing, and final handover Requirements Proven experience as an Electrical Site Manager within M&E FM or decarbonisation projects Previous experience working in live healthcare environments is essential Strong technical understanding of electrical building services SMSTS CSCS (Black Card) First Aid at Work Ability to manage works safely within complex, operational environments What s on Offer £300.00 a day Long-term opportunity within a growing decarbonisation pipeline Exposure to technically challenging projects within the healthcare sector If this role is of interest, please apply or get in touch for a confidential discussion.
31/03/2026
Contract
Electrical Site Manager Decarbonisation Project Location: Ealing, London Day rate: £300.00 a day CIS Start Date: ASAP We are currently supporting a leading engineering and facilities services provider with the appointment of an Electrical Site Manager to deliver a decarbonisation programme within a live hospital environment in Ealing. This is a key position on a complex project focused on upgrading and electrifying building services infrastructure to support long-term carbon reduction targets. The Role You will take ownership of all electrical works on site, ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient delivery within a live healthcare setting. This role requires strong coordination across multiple stakeholders, with a particular focus on managing works in operational environments where careful planning of isolations and minimal disruption is critical. Key Responsibilities Managing electrical subcontractors and site teams Overseeing installation works including plant electrification, distribution upgrades, and associated systems Coordinating works within a live hospital environment, including planning shutdowns and isolations Ensuring compliance with RAMS, permits to work, and health & safety regulations Monitoring progress against programme and reporting to the Project Manager Managing quality assurance, inspections, and snagging processes Supporting commissioning, testing, and final handover Requirements Proven experience as an Electrical Site Manager within M&E FM or decarbonisation projects Previous experience working in live healthcare environments is essential Strong technical understanding of electrical building services SMSTS CSCS (Black Card) First Aid at Work Ability to manage works safely within complex, operational environments What s on Offer £300.00 a day Long-term opportunity within a growing decarbonisation pipeline Exposure to technically challenging projects within the healthcare sector If this role is of interest, please apply or get in touch for a confidential discussion.
Opportunity with a large multi-national F.M. services operator for a Lifecycle Program Manager. Based 5 days per week on a Reading based NHS Healthcare facility, you will be responsible for developing and overseeing the submission and delivery of lifecycle site plans to onsite processes and procedures. Overseeing, and where required, managing capital projects across the site ensuring statutory compliance with works undertaken. As the Lifecycle Manager, you will: Generate immediate, intermediate and long term plans for all lifecycle works on site ensuring all key information is utilised to form accurate decision based justification of life cycle spend in line with contractual compliance, whilst managing risk and monitoring fund sufficiency. Work with the team to ensure all Trust Variation Enquiries are completed and returned within contractual timeframes. Pre-plan all works with relevant Stakeholders liaising with all relevant parties including internal teams, clients, trade contractors and other third parties including departments to agree an acceptable commencement date for the works. Assist others with compiling Draw Down Requests, ensuring the correct contractual route and process is followed. Audit maintenance related activity, asset replacement activity, and maintenance records/PPM plans, commissioning data etc. with a view to ensuring compliance, whilst considering the commercial environment. Continually review net zero technologies and climate adaptability developments to optimise life cycle decision making and enable an asset management approach. Understand and be able to objectively review Compliance, Legislation and Operational documentation and manuals. Work with operational teams and asset management teams to ensure that CaFM systems are fully utilised for life cycle management purposes. Produce reports, dashboards, documentation that supports key decision making and can inform strategic goal setting. This informs risk management and benchmarking. Work with the Operations Manager and Technical Manager to ensure all Trust Variation Enquiries are completed and returned within contractual timeframes. Management of lifecycle works and capital projects including design, tender process, material orders, resource planning and implementation of direct labour or contract labour. Liaise with package managers and authorised persons for the preparation and implementation of safe systems of work/permit to work systems. Pre-plan all works with relevant Stakeholders liaising with all relevant parties including but not limited to Operations Manager, Technical Manager, clients, trade contractors and other third parties including departments to agree an acceptable commencement date for the works. Ensure tendering procedures, contracts and documentation are adhered to and undertake the role of Contract Administrator when required. Responsible for in process/under construction inspections delivering exemplary health and safety standards, checking the built works to ensure defect free handovers and management of any remedial works if required. Ideal Experience will include: Experience of delivering or working within PFI healthcare lifecycle/projects. Demonstrable & varied experience in F.M./Lifecycle project management. Experience of implementing and manging CDM Comprehensive Administrative experience in a busy office environment Sound organisational/co-ordination/team working skills Excellent interpersonal skills & telephone manner Proficient use of Microsoft Office applications including Word, Excel and Outlook. Dynamic & Collaborative approach Ability to provide professional guidance & task management to other staff members. Good Health & Safety knowledge NEBOSH General Certificate SMSTS Accreditation If the above is a good match with your abilities as a Lifecycle Manager and you are looking for a new challenge with an organisation offering progression and personal development, please apply.This is available, for the right person, as an immediate start on a Temp to Perm basis. As you will be site based 5 days per week, you would need to be based within an easy commute to the Reading area.
31/03/2026
Full time
Opportunity with a large multi-national F.M. services operator for a Lifecycle Program Manager. Based 5 days per week on a Reading based NHS Healthcare facility, you will be responsible for developing and overseeing the submission and delivery of lifecycle site plans to onsite processes and procedures. Overseeing, and where required, managing capital projects across the site ensuring statutory compliance with works undertaken. As the Lifecycle Manager, you will: Generate immediate, intermediate and long term plans for all lifecycle works on site ensuring all key information is utilised to form accurate decision based justification of life cycle spend in line with contractual compliance, whilst managing risk and monitoring fund sufficiency. Work with the team to ensure all Trust Variation Enquiries are completed and returned within contractual timeframes. Pre-plan all works with relevant Stakeholders liaising with all relevant parties including internal teams, clients, trade contractors and other third parties including departments to agree an acceptable commencement date for the works. Assist others with compiling Draw Down Requests, ensuring the correct contractual route and process is followed. Audit maintenance related activity, asset replacement activity, and maintenance records/PPM plans, commissioning data etc. with a view to ensuring compliance, whilst considering the commercial environment. Continually review net zero technologies and climate adaptability developments to optimise life cycle decision making and enable an asset management approach. Understand and be able to objectively review Compliance, Legislation and Operational documentation and manuals. Work with operational teams and asset management teams to ensure that CaFM systems are fully utilised for life cycle management purposes. Produce reports, dashboards, documentation that supports key decision making and can inform strategic goal setting. This informs risk management and benchmarking. Work with the Operations Manager and Technical Manager to ensure all Trust Variation Enquiries are completed and returned within contractual timeframes. Management of lifecycle works and capital projects including design, tender process, material orders, resource planning and implementation of direct labour or contract labour. Liaise with package managers and authorised persons for the preparation and implementation of safe systems of work/permit to work systems. Pre-plan all works with relevant Stakeholders liaising with all relevant parties including but not limited to Operations Manager, Technical Manager, clients, trade contractors and other third parties including departments to agree an acceptable commencement date for the works. Ensure tendering procedures, contracts and documentation are adhered to and undertake the role of Contract Administrator when required. Responsible for in process/under construction inspections delivering exemplary health and safety standards, checking the built works to ensure defect free handovers and management of any remedial works if required. Ideal Experience will include: Experience of delivering or working within PFI healthcare lifecycle/projects. Demonstrable & varied experience in F.M./Lifecycle project management. Experience of implementing and manging CDM Comprehensive Administrative experience in a busy office environment Sound organisational/co-ordination/team working skills Excellent interpersonal skills & telephone manner Proficient use of Microsoft Office applications including Word, Excel and Outlook. Dynamic & Collaborative approach Ability to provide professional guidance & task management to other staff members. Good Health & Safety knowledge NEBOSH General Certificate SMSTS Accreditation If the above is a good match with your abilities as a Lifecycle Manager and you are looking for a new challenge with an organisation offering progression and personal development, please apply.This is available, for the right person, as an immediate start on a Temp to Perm basis. As you will be site based 5 days per week, you would need to be based within an easy commute to the Reading area.
Quantity Surveyor - Consultancy Southampton - £40k - £60k doe. Formed over 20 years ago, this Consultancy specialise in providing comprehensively managed commercial services predominantly to the MEP sector of the Construction Industry. Although MEP experience is not essential and they can consider intermediate level up. They have extensive project experience working for clients in a wide range of sectors, including Travel, Education, Living, Leisure, Data Centres, Retail, Workspaces, Health, Nuclear and National Infrastructure. Due to continued growth, they are looking to recruit a Quantity Surveyor to join the small but busy team based from their offices, conveniently located to Southampton Central train station. They can consider Quantity Surveyors from intermediate level upwards. For this role, suitable candidates do not need to have MEP experience but will have the ambition and desire to gain experience and achieve competence in MEP commercial management, as well as being trustworthy and able to work in a team environment, delivering a high-quality service. Skills and qualities they are looking for include: Keen to continue learn and develop Professional outlook and manner Ability to self-manage time and processes Able to work as an individual within a team environment Excellent communication, interpersonal, leadership and negotiating skills Methodical way of thinking An organised and methodical approach with planning skills Problem-solving skills IT skills, with a good understanding of Microsoft Office Competent application of Microsoft Excel They can offer a stable career with variety of projects and a close working relationship with the owners including further training and qualifications and a path to MCIOB membership. If you are interested in learning about this opportunity away from contracting and into please get in touch. There are discretionary and company bonuses available, along with 25 days holidays plus bank holidays and after probation health, pension.
31/03/2026
Full time
Quantity Surveyor - Consultancy Southampton - £40k - £60k doe. Formed over 20 years ago, this Consultancy specialise in providing comprehensively managed commercial services predominantly to the MEP sector of the Construction Industry. Although MEP experience is not essential and they can consider intermediate level up. They have extensive project experience working for clients in a wide range of sectors, including Travel, Education, Living, Leisure, Data Centres, Retail, Workspaces, Health, Nuclear and National Infrastructure. Due to continued growth, they are looking to recruit a Quantity Surveyor to join the small but busy team based from their offices, conveniently located to Southampton Central train station. They can consider Quantity Surveyors from intermediate level upwards. For this role, suitable candidates do not need to have MEP experience but will have the ambition and desire to gain experience and achieve competence in MEP commercial management, as well as being trustworthy and able to work in a team environment, delivering a high-quality service. Skills and qualities they are looking for include: Keen to continue learn and develop Professional outlook and manner Ability to self-manage time and processes Able to work as an individual within a team environment Excellent communication, interpersonal, leadership and negotiating skills Methodical way of thinking An organised and methodical approach with planning skills Problem-solving skills IT skills, with a good understanding of Microsoft Office Competent application of Microsoft Excel They can offer a stable career with variety of projects and a close working relationship with the owners including further training and qualifications and a path to MCIOB membership. If you are interested in learning about this opportunity away from contracting and into please get in touch. There are discretionary and company bonuses available, along with 25 days holidays plus bank holidays and after probation health, pension.
Job Title: Electrical Project Manager Location: Hampshire Salary: c 65k - 70k plus package The company: Hampshire based M&E Contractor established over 30 years delivering M&E services into numerous sectors throughout the Hampshire and surrounding areas. The Role: Overseeing Electrical projects up to the value of 2m in numerous sectors including commercial, education, healthcare, MOD, government. Responsible dealing with clients and partners to achieve smooth operational and commercial progression of projects whilst ensuring health, safety & welfare is maintained. Managing projects from conception through to completion. Ensuring that complete and comprehensive records are collated and maintained covering all aspects of quality control, system/equipment testing, water treatment, commissioning and equipment maintenance. Attend on site meetings and providing technical support and expertise. Managing variation costings and control with the Quantity Surveyor and main contractor. Responsible for handover to clients and after care. Requirements CSCS Managers Card. SMSTS Degree/HND/HNC in relevant subject advantageous. Will work well under pressure to meet deadlines. Will have previous experience successfully delivering commercial M&E projects up to the value of 2m. Will have excellent communication skills. Full drivers licence
31/03/2026
Full time
Job Title: Electrical Project Manager Location: Hampshire Salary: c 65k - 70k plus package The company: Hampshire based M&E Contractor established over 30 years delivering M&E services into numerous sectors throughout the Hampshire and surrounding areas. The Role: Overseeing Electrical projects up to the value of 2m in numerous sectors including commercial, education, healthcare, MOD, government. Responsible dealing with clients and partners to achieve smooth operational and commercial progression of projects whilst ensuring health, safety & welfare is maintained. Managing projects from conception through to completion. Ensuring that complete and comprehensive records are collated and maintained covering all aspects of quality control, system/equipment testing, water treatment, commissioning and equipment maintenance. Attend on site meetings and providing technical support and expertise. Managing variation costings and control with the Quantity Surveyor and main contractor. Responsible for handover to clients and after care. Requirements CSCS Managers Card. SMSTS Degree/HND/HNC in relevant subject advantageous. Will work well under pressure to meet deadlines. Will have previous experience successfully delivering commercial M&E projects up to the value of 2m. Will have excellent communication skills. Full drivers licence
Mechanical Project Manager Decarbonisation Programme (Live Hospital Site) Location: West London Employment Type: Permanent Salary: Up to £70,000 + Car Allowance About the Role We are seeking an experienced Mechanical Project Manager to deliver key decarbonisation works across a major live hospital site in West London. You will be working alongside a leading energy and engineering specialist known for delivering large-scale carbon-reduction projects, including mechanical upgrades, heat-pump systems, plant infrastructure and sustainable energy solutions. This role offers exposure to major capital programmes, operational estates, and high-impact sustainability initiatives. Key Responsibilities Lead full project lifecycle delivery of mechanical decarbonisation works within a live healthcare environment. Oversee installation and commissioning of mechanical systems, including pipework, heat-pump systems, plant upgrades and associated infrastructure. Manage contractors, engineers and specialist subcontractors on site. Ensure strict adherence to health and safety, hospital protocols, RAMS and compliance standards. Monitor progress against programme and budget, providing clear reporting to stakeholders. Maintain documentation, technical records and quality assurance throughout the project. Ideal Experience Mechanical project delivery within healthcare, complex estates or large campus environments. Previous involvement in decarbonisation, sustainability or energy-efficiency projects. Proven end-to-end delivery capability, including installation, coordination and commissioning. Strong stakeholder management and communication skills. Ability to lead delivery in live, safety-critical environments.
31/03/2026
Full time
Mechanical Project Manager Decarbonisation Programme (Live Hospital Site) Location: West London Employment Type: Permanent Salary: Up to £70,000 + Car Allowance About the Role We are seeking an experienced Mechanical Project Manager to deliver key decarbonisation works across a major live hospital site in West London. You will be working alongside a leading energy and engineering specialist known for delivering large-scale carbon-reduction projects, including mechanical upgrades, heat-pump systems, plant infrastructure and sustainable energy solutions. This role offers exposure to major capital programmes, operational estates, and high-impact sustainability initiatives. Key Responsibilities Lead full project lifecycle delivery of mechanical decarbonisation works within a live healthcare environment. Oversee installation and commissioning of mechanical systems, including pipework, heat-pump systems, plant upgrades and associated infrastructure. Manage contractors, engineers and specialist subcontractors on site. Ensure strict adherence to health and safety, hospital protocols, RAMS and compliance standards. Monitor progress against programme and budget, providing clear reporting to stakeholders. Maintain documentation, technical records and quality assurance throughout the project. Ideal Experience Mechanical project delivery within healthcare, complex estates or large campus environments. Previous involvement in decarbonisation, sustainability or energy-efficiency projects. Proven end-to-end delivery capability, including installation, coordination and commissioning. Strong stakeholder management and communication skills. Ability to lead delivery in live, safety-critical environments.
Trevett Project Services
City Of Westminster, London
FM Project Operations Manager (PFI Estate) Location: Westminster Salary: £63,000 £68,000 + package Full-time 5 days on site We are working with a leading facilities management and energy services provider, delivering integrated services across large, complex estates within the public and secure sectors. They are now looking to appoint an FM Project Operations Manager to take ownership of workplace change, lifecycle works, and the integration of project activity into a live PFI contract environment. The Role This is a key position within the contract, responsible for managing the full change process and ensuring that all project and lifecycle activities are effectively captured, integrated, and reflected across the estate. You will act as the interface between projects and operations, ensuring seamless transition of information, accurate asset data, and full compliance with contractual requirements. The role oversees approximately £10m worth of works annually within a well-established PFI contract. Key Responsibilities Manage and control all workplace change requests across the contract Oversee pricing, processing, and delivery of small works and lifecycle activities Interface with project teams to ensure accurate and timely flow of information into operations Maintain and manage the Building Technical Library (hard and soft copy) Ensure all asset data and drawings are updated in line with project changes Allocate works and manage delivery through internal teams and subcontractors Lead stakeholder engagement across client, operations, and project teams Ensure all changes are captured and reflected within the contract Manage a Compliance Administrator and Supervisor Drive adherence to programme timelines and contractual protocols What We re Looking For Proven experience in a similar role within Facilities Management or a PFI environment Strong understanding of lifecycle works, small works, and change management processes Experience interfacing between projects and live operational contracts Knowledge of asset management, technical documentation, and drawing control Previous experience managing stakeholders across multiple functions Ability to manage and coordinate multiple workstreams within a live environment Experience managing or overseeing teams
31/03/2026
Full time
FM Project Operations Manager (PFI Estate) Location: Westminster Salary: £63,000 £68,000 + package Full-time 5 days on site We are working with a leading facilities management and energy services provider, delivering integrated services across large, complex estates within the public and secure sectors. They are now looking to appoint an FM Project Operations Manager to take ownership of workplace change, lifecycle works, and the integration of project activity into a live PFI contract environment. The Role This is a key position within the contract, responsible for managing the full change process and ensuring that all project and lifecycle activities are effectively captured, integrated, and reflected across the estate. You will act as the interface between projects and operations, ensuring seamless transition of information, accurate asset data, and full compliance with contractual requirements. The role oversees approximately £10m worth of works annually within a well-established PFI contract. Key Responsibilities Manage and control all workplace change requests across the contract Oversee pricing, processing, and delivery of small works and lifecycle activities Interface with project teams to ensure accurate and timely flow of information into operations Maintain and manage the Building Technical Library (hard and soft copy) Ensure all asset data and drawings are updated in line with project changes Allocate works and manage delivery through internal teams and subcontractors Lead stakeholder engagement across client, operations, and project teams Ensure all changes are captured and reflected within the contract Manage a Compliance Administrator and Supervisor Drive adherence to programme timelines and contractual protocols What We re Looking For Proven experience in a similar role within Facilities Management or a PFI environment Strong understanding of lifecycle works, small works, and change management processes Experience interfacing between projects and live operational contracts Knowledge of asset management, technical documentation, and drawing control Previous experience managing stakeholders across multiple functions Ability to manage and coordinate multiple workstreams within a live environment Experience managing or overseeing teams
