Site Manager (new build housing)

Are you an Site Manager with a number of years of experience delivering new build family homes; quality ones, at that? Are you tired of working for the big PLC's (or those with the same attitude) who are only focused on units, units, units? Want to work for a company delivering a quality family home, to a high standard, who aren't bashing you for a unit a week? My client are a family owned house builder with a focus on delivering higher quality family homes. Working throughout Cheshire, North Wales, Merseyside and into Staffordshire they're delivering around 120 units a year across a number of sites, all working at a realistic pace, focusing on quality. They have a new site set to start on The Wirral in the coming couple of months and as such are looking to add an experienced Site Manager to their team. Working with a long-standing and well-regarded Assistant Site Manager, you'll have the support required to ensure you can deliver this exclusive development of circa 20 family homes. This isn't a paper-pushing role; my client want you to be hands-on, out on site where and when possible. Given the pride they have in the quality of the homes they offer, they're specifically looking for a candidate with demonstrable experience delivering high-quality/high-en family homes, as opposed to high-volume developments with some of the national housing developers. Furthermore, this isn't a company where you'll be expected to or able to spend most of the day in your office - they require a hands-on Site Manager with a can-do attitude. You'll report to the visiting Construction Director. Duties to include: Ensuring work is completed to budget, on schedule, and to the required quality Managing the site and achieving build programme Lead, direct and motivate site team and sub-contractors. Ordering of materials and scheduling trades Adhering to Health and Safety standardsIf you're interested in this excellent career opportunity, then please apply with an up to date cv or call Kris Convery on (phone number removed)