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Are you an experienced Assistant or Junior Facilities Manager ready to take the next step in your career? We're working with a National Facilities Management company who are seeking a Facilities Manager to oversee a portfolio of 15 small industrial sites located Across the North of England. The Role As Facilities Manager, you'll be responsible for landlord services across the portfolio, ensuring all sites are safe, well maintained, and presentable. This is a mobile role with a focus on proactive management and on-site presence . Key responsibilities include: Overseeing building and grounds maintenance across multiple sites Managing landscaping, cleaning and other service contractors Ensuring H&S compliance and carrying out regular site inspections Supporting capital works and refurbishment projects where required Building strong relationships with occupiers and suppliers Managing budgets and ensuring value for money across services About You Previous experience in a facilities or estates management role Ideally exposure to multi-site or industrial estate environments Strong understanding of H&S legislation and compliance Excellent communication and organisational skills Full UK driving licence - this is a field-based position What's on Offer Salary: Up to £43,000 per annum (DOE) Car allowance 25 days annual leave + bank holidays Opportunity to progress your career within a growing property business Autonomy to manage and shape the FM service delivery across the portfolio If you're ready to step up into a Facilities Manager role with real ownership and variety, we'd love to hear from you.

Assistant Civil Project Manager Working for a Utilities consultancy supporting major Civil Engineering Infrastructure projects across the AMP8 Water non-infrastructure programme Location: St Albans (Hybrid - 3 days in the office and 2 days working from home) Salary: £45,000 - £55,000 basic + Travel + Package (Flexible for the right person and experience) Role Description: As an Assistant Civil Engineering Project Manager, you will be part of the team that will be overseeing the planning, execution, and completion of large-scale infrastructure projects. This role involves coordinating with various stakeholders and supporting the team to ensure projects meet quality, scope, time, and budget requirements. The ideal candidate will possess some experience in the civil infrastructure sector or at least have started their career in the Project Management field in either Water, Rail, Highways, Power or Energy sectors. Key areas you will be involved in include: Project Planning & Development: Develop detailed project plans within the larger programme, including scope, budget, schedule, resources, and risk management strategies. Project Execution & Management: Manage project teams, ensuring effective communication, collaboration, and performance. Monitor project progress against plan, identify and address any deviations, and implement corrective actions. Budget Management: Ensure project budgets are effectively managed, ensuring cost control and value for money. Track expenditures, forecast future costs, and report on budget performance. Schedule Management: Work with the Planning team to develop and maintain project schedules, ensuring timely completion of milestones and deliverables. Proactively identify and address potential schedule delays. Risk Management: Identify, assess, and mitigate project risks. Develop and implement risk response plans. Stakeholder Management: Effectively communicate with and manage stakeholders, including internal teams, contractors, suppliers, and external parties. Build and maintain strong working relationships. Reporting & Documentation: Prepare and present regular project reports, including progress updates, budget performance, and risk assessments. Maintain accurate project documentation. Contract Management: Manage contracts with contractors and suppliers, ensuring compliance with terms and conditions. This role is the first step towards working for a civil project management consultancy, developing your career in Project Management and progressing towards becoming a future leader, working on some of the largest projects and frameworks in the Utilities sector. Focusing on both Capital delivery schemes working as part of the client's team, and on Technical delivery working with Consultancies and delivery partners. You will be working on a hybrid basis, working in the client's office 3 days a week or as required by the programme. You will have a minimum of 2 days a week working from home, but again these days will vary depending on the client's requirements. Required Experience Formal qualification - HNC / HND / Degree in Civil Engineering or related discipline Experience working within a consultancy or client organisation in your first graduate position. Full driving licence PLEASE NOTE You must be eligible to live and work in the UK to apply for this position If you are interested in applying for this position, please apply via this link or contact Phil Crew via LinkedIn or by calling The Resolute Group on . All correspondence will be dealt with in the strictest of confidence.

Assistant Project Manager Working for a Utilities consultancy supporting major Infrastructure projects across the AMP8 non-infrastructure programme Location: St Albans (Hybrid - 3 days in the office and 2 days working from home) Salary: £45,000 - £55,000 basic + Travel + Package (Flexible for the right person and experience) Role Description: As an Assistant Project Manager, you will be part of the team that will be overseeing the planning, execution, and completion of large-scale infrastructure projects. This role involves co-ordinating with various stakeholders, and supporting the team to ensure projects meet quality, scope, time, and budget requirements. The ideal candidate will possess some experience in the infrastructure sector or at least have started your career in the Project Management field in either Water, Rail, Highways, Power or Energy sectors. Key areas you will be involved in include: Project Planning & Development: Develop detailed project plans within the larger programme, including scope, budget, schedule, resources, and risk management strategies. Project Execution & Management: Manage project teams, ensuring effective communication, collaboration, and performance. Monitor project progress against plan, identify and address any deviations, and implement corrective actions. Budget Management: Ensure project budgets are effectively managed, ensuring cost control and value for money. Track expenditures, forecast future costs, and report on budget performance. Schedule Management: Work with the Planning team to develop and maintain project schedules, ensuring timely completion of milestones and deliverables. Proactively identify and address potential schedule delays. Risk Management: Identify, assess, and mitigate project risks. Develop and implement risk response plans. Stakeholder Management: Effectively communicate with and manage stakeholders, including internal teams, contractors, suppliers, and external parties. Build and maintain strong working relationships. Reporting & Documentation: Prepare and present regular project reports, including progress updates, budget performance, and risk assessments. Maintain accurate project documentation. Contract Management: Manage contracts with contractors and suppliers, ensuring compliance with terms and conditions. This role is the first step into working for a consultancy, developing your career in Project Management and developing into a future leader, working on some of the largest projects and frameworks in the Utilities sector. Focusing on both Capital delivery schemes working as part of the client's team, and on Technical delivery working with Consultancies and delivery partners. You will be working on a hybrid basis, working in the client's office 3 days a week or as required by the programme. You will have a minimum of 2 days a week working from home, but again these days will vary depending on the client's requirements. Required Experience Formal qualification - HNC / HND / Degree Experience working within a consultancy or client organisation in your first graduate position. Full driving licence PLEASE NOTE You must be eligible to live and work in the UK to apply for this position If you are interested in applying for this position, please apply via this link or contact Phil Crew via LinkedIn or by calling The Resolute Group on . All correspondence will be dealt with in the strictest of confidence.

Role : Senior Project Manager Location: London City Salary: £75,000 + £6,100 Car Allowance Bonus: 10% Holidays: 25 plus bank holidays Benefits: Life cover (3x salary), Discounts with major retailers, Gym membership discounts, career development support, Holiday purchase scheme, 24/7 Employee Assistance Programme We are recruiting for a Senior Project Manager to join a well-established projects team delivering major works across the public sector estates in London. This is a pivotal leadership role where you'll oversee a team of Project and Assistant Project Managers. Typical projects include capital build and refurbishment works, compliance upgrades, and revenue-funded schemes across secure and critical environments. We're looking for someone with proven senior-level project management experience within M&E, FM, or construction , who can balance commercial control, safety compliance, and strong client engagement while driving delivery and team performance. Key Responsibilities Lead, mentor, and manage a team of PMs and APMs within your region. Take direct ownership of projects, ensuring financial, commercial, and health & safety requirements are achieved. Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, stakeholders, and supply chain partners. Provide clear, concise project reporting to senior leadership. Support tendering, proposals, and governance processes. Identify opportunities for growth and contribute to securing new business. Ensure all projects are delivered in line with statutory, contractual, and SHEQ standards. About You Strong background in project management within M&E, FM, or construction. Demonstrable experience managing large or complex projects. Previous line management experience, with the ability to lead and develop a team. Solid understanding of commercial and financial metrics. Excellent communicator with strong influencing and negotiation skills. Broad knowledge of construction health & safety legislation. Flexible to travel as required. What's on Offer £75,000 salary £6,100 car allowance 10% Bonus scheme 25 days annual leave + public holidays Life cover (3x salary) Employee discounts with major retailers Cycle to work scheme Gym membership discounts Professional qualifications and career development support Holiday purchase scheme 24/7 Employee Assistance Programme To apply, please send your CV to (url removed)

PERMANENT ROLE!! Head of Strategic Asset Management  Pay Rate: £59,754- £64,866 per annum Security Clearance: DBS CV Deadline: 13/05/2022 16:00 Interview Process: TBC Start Date: 15/05/2022 PERMANENT ROLE!! Location: Bracknell - Home Flex/Agile Key Objectives of the role 1. To lead the Council’s approach to managing all its assets including time sensitive programming and management of redevelopment of all sites to support the delivery of the Council’s Transformation Programme ensuring that the Council’s assets are able to deliver the new ways of working and service design models of services for the Council, the community and public at large. 2. To lead and manage the re-procurement of commissioning a multi-disciple design team to design and deliver on behalf of the Council. 3. Managing the delivery of significant complex and multiple level construction projects across the Council taking decisions on the most appropriate method of delivery for each project. 4. To lead and manage the Construction and Maintenance teams which provide professional building services functions across all directorates within the Council. 5. To provide policy and performance support to the department. 6. To provide programme and project management support to other local councils and partner agencies to maximise income generation opportunities for the Council. 7. To provide advice and support to the Assistant Director: Property and associated corporate working groups The main duties and responsibilities of the post-holder are to: 1. To develop the Council’s policy for asset management and monitor the performance of its buildings. 2. To report and advise Directors, senior officers and Members across Directorates in the Council on all construction and technical related matters including taking decisions on types of construction methods and materials within the context of impact on programme/project delivery timescales and costs. 3. To lead and manage the Construction & Maintenance team in accordance with professional practice to deliver the Council’s objectives. 4. Set management objectives and allocate resources to ensure that the section meets its objectives, actions, performance indicators and budgets and manage its overall performance. 5. Contribute to the Departmental Management Team co-ordinating advice on divisional services, business planning and corporate policies to ensure the department is able to deliver practical and customer focussed services. 6. Appoint, lead and manage external consultants as when required in line with procurement processes. 7. Implement and enforce all relevant Health and Safety standards relating to construction. 8. Lead, manage, monitor and report on annual budgets of all capital projects: overall budget between £15m - £35m per annum, an annual repairs budget of £1m per annum and £3m schools and planned maintenance budget. 9. Oversee the management of building and building services maintenance, including: the timely completion of repairs and servicing in accordance with the building maintenance repairs and service contracts; managing the section’s computerised maintenance repairs and planned maintenance system; ensuring all repairs and servicing effected by contractors is in accordance with all Health and Safety Legislation; managing the issuing of works orders, ensuring they are in line with Bracknell Forest Council’s Procurement Procedures and the section’s QA procedures; the preparation and prioritising of maintenance programmes; specifying and administering appropriate works or programmes of works for reactive and planned maintenance; being responsible for the design of construction works, specifically in relation to maintenance projects. 10. To represent and deputise for the Assistant Director: Property at corporate officer meetings, relevant meetings with outside bodies and when required Member/Officer Working Groups and Committees. 11. Responsible for the safety and maintenance of designated properties and sites ensuring that these properties and sites are incompliance with all applicable regulations. Recommending and coordinating improvements to the properties and procedures as needed to ensure a safe, functional, and appealing space. Essential BSc in building construction. Full professional qualification eg MRICS, MCIOB. Project management qualification, MAPM. Experience of managing a multi-discipline team to provide all property related advice and undertake construction works from Inception to Completion working alongside consultants. Evidence of continuing professional development. Proven experience of major capital programme management and budgets in excess of £30m with the ability to lead and manage multiple projects with key focus on delivery and quality. Proven relationship management skills at all levels including Executive Directors, Assistant Directors and Executive Members. Proven ability to challenge and manage external contractors and clients. Proven ability to develop relationships with partner agencies with a view to selling programme and project management services to other local Councils and partner agencies to maximise income generation opportunities. Proven ability to lead and manage a number of multi-disciplinary teams ensuring successful co-working in line with solution focused One Council approach to ensure successful management and delivery of major capital and Planned Maintenance projects which are critical to the Council’s delivery of its strategic Transformation Programme. Proven experience and understanding project programme management methodologies and technology of managing large and complex projects including external partner contracts. Strong understanding of contract law and procurement procedures of high value contracts. Experience of managing major capital programmes and budgets in excess of £30m with the ability to lead and manage multiple projects with key focus on delivery and quality. Managing the delivery of multi-million-pound capital projects: including effective financial monitoring and reporting. Authorising of financial transactions in accordance with Council’s approved scheme of delegation. Ability to produce clear concise reports for senior managers / boards. Sound and logical thinker with proven innovative approach to problem solving to overcome challenging situations and unexpected developments Ability to chair meetings and inspire confidence among a wide range of service users. Extensive knowledge of Health & Safety legislation, including CDM and Asbestos Regs. Oral communication skills to hold a contrary view in a meeting and explain technical issues to both Councillor or senior officer who has never encountered it before. Intermediate level PC skills, including knowledge of Word, Excel and MS Project. Understanding of and commitment to the requirements of safeguarding children, young people and vulnerable adults. Manage, supervise and appraise identified staff including, guidance and training and make decisions on the recruitment and allocation of staff resources, including client professional services consultants where appointed. Knowledge of one corporate landlord management and reporting. Knowledge of procurement regulations. Desirable Experience of deputising for the Assistant Director to provide the senior management team advice on all property related issues. Knowledge of Local Authority procedures.

Project Manager Imagile Group are looking to recruit a Project Manager, on a permanent basis working 37.5 hours per week. This role will be working from home but covering projects in the South West region. This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing market-leading organisation with a reputation for quality. The role provides an opportunity to join our team of multi-disciplinary construction and estates professionals on projects across all infrastructure sectors. . Project Manager Responsibilities: Work with key stakeholders and other IPSL specialist support partners to deliver lifecycle works and defect works between £10k and £5m within the South West of the UK. Assist in procuring schemes efficiently to provide value-for money. Closely work with multiple project stakeholders including internal stakeholders within IPSL: Lifecycle planning department; Procurement function; Operational / Faculties Management functions; Senior management under the guidance of the Sector Head: Construction Delivery. Work alongside other professional / design teams. Provide support on project validations, feasibilities and scope determination. Assist in the co-ordination and issue of tender documentation and the production and execution of various forms of contract documentation; JCT D&B, Framework call-off, etc. Project Manager Requirements: Essential: Extensive Project Management experience of capital expenditure works ranging from £50k - c. £1m BSc (Hons) Degree in Building Surveying/Project Management/Quantity Surveying or at least 5 years Construction Experience. Experience of assisting in the developing of tender packs, JCT contract documentation and managing change control processes. Ability to interact with senior management team, one to one, meetings and by written reports. Good working knowledge of Microsoft packages, particularly Word and Excel We are looking for a positive, driven and well motivated individual with excellent organisational skills. You will be an excellent communicator and a problem solver with the ability to work under pressure and adhere to deadlines, working to a high standard with minimal supervision, whilst also working as part of a team. About Imagile Group: Imagile Group is a dedicated team of infrastructure experts sharing a core understanding: that effective day to day management delivers value, stability and returns over the long term. As one of the largest SPV and Asset Management service providers to the PPP / PFI infrastructure market, we seek to protect and enhance the value of our investor’s assets, which currently stand at £3bn. Location: South West Region Job Type: Full Time, Permanent Hours: 37.5 hours per week Salary: Up to £40,000 per annum dependent on skills, qualifications and experience, Benefits: We offer a range of excellent benefits including life assurance, pension plan, private medical insurance, and a commitment to ongoing learning and development opportunities including support with professional study and memberships. COVID-19 Update: It is likely that interviews will take place partly by phone and partly by video, so you will ideally need access to a phone, tablet or laptop with a camera if you progress. We will keep you informed of the interview process as we continue. We will also talk about arrangements to get you started in the role if you're successful. As we don't yet know what restrictions will be in place when you're ready to start, and all our main offices remain closed at this time (with all employees based there currently working from home with appropriate IT kit provided by the company), we will continue to follow the Government advice and ensure the safety of all our employees, whilst making sure that you feel supported and welcomed to the team. You may have experience of the following: Project Manager, Project Management, Lifecycle Manager, Assistant Lifecycle Manager, Building Surveyor, Building Surveying, Asset Management, Asset Manager, Building Services, Graduate Surveyor, PFI, Private Finance Initiative, Construction Manager, etc, Ref: (Apply online only)

Project Controls Assistant Department: Project Controls/ Performance Reports to: Project Controls Manager Key relationships Commercial, Planners, Delivery team, Client, Project Controls and Supply Chain. About Q6, Heathrow Airport Our Q6 framework spans from airfield works (taxiways, runways, stands), to civils (roads, demolition works, underground and above ground structures), and MEP packages (services tunnels, lifts, life safety systems, fuel/fire mains). Key responsibilities * Provide support on a portfolio of Projects for the purpose of project performance analysis / reporting and cost / programme integration according to the Contract requirements / works information * Provide support on the development of the project baseline across scope, time, cost, risk, schedule updates, forecast to complete, variance identification, opportunities for improvement and earned value management of the programme. * Provide support on Reporting and Dashboard and cost forecasts. * Work with relevant people (commercials, section leads and site agents) to verify costs to complete. Key Skills and qualifications * Experience in project controls is preferable. * Strong knowledge on how to measure civil engineering works. * Good understanding of NEC3 contracts is preferable. * Good IT skills and adaptability. * Sound interpersonal skills and ability to interact collaboratively with the supply chain, colleagues and Client. * Excel – medium level of capability. Please note that this job description does not represent a comprehensive list of activities and employees may be requested to undertake other reasonable duties. About Ferrovial Construction Ferrovial Construction is the engineering and construction arm of the Ferrovial Group. It is the largest private transport infrastructure operator in the world in terms of capital invested with a workforce of approximately 96,000 employees, and a presence across 15 countries with over 60 years’ experience. It is a Spanish multinational company operating through 4 divisions; Airports, Highways, Construction and Building subsidiaries. Ferrovial are committed to developing sustainable and innovative solutions, with the aim to create value for society, and for clients, investors and employees. Ferrovial Construction Ltd UK have 7 major Infrastructure projects across the UK; HS2 Enabling works, HS2 Main Works, Silvertown Tunnel (STT), Heathrow (Q6), Thames Tideway (TTT), Northern Line Extension (NLE) and Farringdon Station. Ferrovial embraces diversity and inclusion and we see the value in providing equal opportunities to all employees. We are committed to building an inclusive team from a variety of different backgrounds, perspectives and skills so we encourage candidates from underrepresented groups to apply

You will ideally come from either a mechanical or electrical maintenance background and will be familiar with electrical reports and HVAC systems. Reporting directly to the Property Maintenance Manager, the post holder will play a prominent role in the provision of hard FM services across the Council’s property portfolio with a particular focus on the operational estate and any third party’s properties who have purchased a service from the Council. The post holder will lead the specification, procurement and management of all building, mechanical and electrical engineering services required to maintain and operate the Council’s estate as well as advising on the same areas in respect of capital programmes. This will involve: * Direct responsibility for the management of all staff (5FTE), contractors and consultants within the team, setting targets, monitoring performance and taking corrective action as required; * Direct responsibility for the management and monitoring of all hard facilities management contracts and budgets (c.£2.8m per annum) to ensure that the service delivers consistently within budget and meets all savings/income targets; * Working with the Head of Property and Corporate Facilities Manager to develop the direction for the service through developing and championing a broad service plan and creating a high performance environment where staff are empowered to secure its effective delivery; and * Explore and, where possible, develop opportunities for the Council to sell property services to partners and third parties (i.e. schools, Vision, health partners etc). Minimum education/ qualifications: Good quality degree in relevant subject Membership of relevant professional body (i.e. BIFM or RICS) in a relevant area Project Management Qualification, i.e. PRINCE2 Minimum experience/ knowledge/ skills: Proven ability to successfully manage a modern service within a similar organisation. Ability to maintain financial information, ensuring financial compliance, monitoring and evaluation. Detailed knowledge of financial, legal and planning processes/regulations in relation to property management in England. Detailed, practical knowledge of facilities management related regulations and statutory requirements in respect of health and safety and compliance etc Direct experience of developing, delivering and monitoring schedules of planned, preventative, cyclical and capital works across a similar estate Strong understanding of the political, commercial and economic context within which the Council’s asset management activity is undertaken. Experience in the supervision and management of diverse staff teams Experience of working within local government

Technical Coordiantor/Assistant Technical Manager Job Description: The successful candidate will be joining an innovative and dynamic business, who have a strong pipeline of projects, capitalising on their growing reputation, expanding client base and position in the off-site housing sector. As an Assistant Technical Manager, you will be Assisting the coordination of Pre-Construction activities of projects to ensure cost, programme & clients expectations are all met working closely with a Technical Manager Primary Responsibilities: * Assistance with Project(s) following handover from the Business Development team to handover to the Construction team, including ongoing support to completion of project. * Ensure design information complies with standard approved documentation. * Liaising with Modular Project Managers to ensure a full understanding of module factory status. * To be responsible for recognising compliance issues, current legislation, standards and codes of practice on each project. * Work with Business Development and Development teams on selected opportunities assisting with the technical script, refer to CRM process. * Provide information to Client to clear Pre-start, Reserved Matters and Building Control Conditions to suit the needs of the programme utilising a Planning & Building Control tracker. * Collating all the required information for the O&Ms * Working closely with the Construction team and wider business to ensure all projects are managed effectively. Qualifications & Training: * Proficient in Microsoft suite and MS Project. * Valid UK driving licence. Experience: Must have the ability to demonstrate a good understanding of house building. Knowledge of modular construction would also be desirable. Qualities & Attitude: * Positive, self-motivated and able to work effectively without close supervision. * Excellent communication skills, oral and written. * Ability to monitor & check works or information & plan time and resources efficiently even under the pressure of multiple demands. * Able to build good relationships at all levels, externally & internally

Short Description Hands on experience of managing delivery using NEC contracts including management of change and stakeholder management Minimum Requirements Are you an HND/Degree or equivalent qualified? Do you have SC Clearance? Do have extensive Project Management in a construction environment experience supporting MOD projects? If you have answered yes to all these questions, then we’d very much like to hear from you. Job Description The Project Manager is responsible to Programme Delivery Lead and has a key role in delivery of the construction and commissioning phase of the project which is predominantly electrical Security fence upgrade works and commissioning. The Project Manager will ensure the successful delivery of capital infrastructure projects and will ensure that the assistant project managers are provided with direction and support to lead, manage and deliver projects and achieve project outputs. Infrastructure delivery is a challenging environment in which to work, with interdependencies between the required programmes and projects and the need to maintain outputs. The candidate will be required to deliver at pace and demonstrate effective application of programme and project management skills, tools and techniques. Tasks * Project management of delivery and commissioning electrical security fence upgrade works * Provide overall management to the project and establishes and delivers project specific objectives. * Uses and promotes the appropriate leadership styles to gain and maintain the trust, confidence, commitment and collaboration of team members and stakeholders throughout the project ensuring continued momentum. * Manage the contract to maintain a productive working relationship with industry partners and suppliers, monitoring their performance in terms of quality, time, cost and reliability. Identify and manage emerging issues to avoid programme delays or cost escalation. * Manage financial performance of projects to control expenditure against approved project budgets and provide accurate financial reporting and forecasting. * Participate in, and generate evidence for, project assurance and gateway reviews at key stages to evaluate progress, compliance and probability of delivery to provide confidence to senior management, customers and key stakeholders Manage the project team in line with a High Performing Team ethos. * Accountable for complying with all agreed processes and operating procedures and particularly those which are detailed under key infrastructure process. * Closes the contract, once the goods and/or services have been delivered and accepted, ensuring that all financial arrangements have been honoured, all contract changes have been accounted for, and any necessary maintenance contracts have been agreed. * Monitors the performance of technical support providers and supply chain in terms of the quality, timeliness and reliability of goods and/or services against agreed contractual obligations. * Reviews and critiques the schedule of major phases or tranches, milestones and review points for the project, sufficient to inform the direction of work and the monitoring of progress. * Establishes and agrees an overall budget for project, based on the business case. Develops a cash flow forecast and sets up arrangements for the drawdown of funds. Refines as appropriate budget allocations and cost management processes, implementing the change control process where relevant. * Makes recommendations based on impact assessments about whether to approve, reject or defer changes, or to request further information. Updates relevant plans, schedules and communications to reflect approved changes, and manages approved changes within the configuration management system. Qualifications * Degree / HND in Electrical Engineering or similar * CSCS Card or suitable qualification/certification * SC Cleared - Minimum * Minimum10 years construction and commissioning experience including 5 years in management role * NEC experience Desirable: * Membership of Relevant professional body * M&E background * NEC PM accreditation * Experience of managing projects in complex live operational environment or similar. * Experience of working in collaborative environment * Flexibility and adaptability to fast changing needs * Primavera P6 knowledge and understanding Millbank are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitably qualified persons. Millbank operates as an Employment Agency and Business

Badenoch + Clark have been engaged to source an Assistant Project Manager for their client, a leading Housing Association in the North East of England. This role sits within the Assets function of the business and the purpose is to provide technical support to on-site contractors and engage with customers to ensure they are satisfied with the service provided. Duties will include: * Supporting Capital Works regeneration and refurbishment investment programmes from pre start to finish * Work in progress inspections to ensure contractors are working as per briefs and timeframes and final quality sign offs * Maintain contact with all stakeholders including contractors and tenants and complete customer satisfaction surveys * Attend project meetings and community consultations * Be aware of H&S and reduce risks by creating a safe work environment * Work alongside Project Manager and Quantity Surveyor, regularly updating to ensure cash flow is monitored and payments are accurate * Deputise to project manager when required You should hold the following experience to apply for this position: * HND or HNC minimum qualification * Residential housing regeneration or refurbishment experience * Awareness of HHSRS and Decent Homes desirable but not essential * Background in a customer facing technical role If you are interested in this role, Contact Mariella Cardy on (phone number removed) for more information or apply now with your up to date CV. Badenoch + Clark acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. Badenoch + Clark UK is an Equal Opportunities Employer. By applying for this role your details will be submitted to Badenoch + Clark. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement explains how we will use your information - please copy and paste the following link in to your browser: https://(url removed)/en-gb/candidate-privacy

An exciting opportunity has arisen working for a Healthcare provider based in London. My client is looking to recruit a Project Manager on an interim basis for 6 months with the view of a potential extension. The Project Manager will work within the Capital Projects Department which provides a service to the Trust that ranges from Estates strategic planning, refurbishments, new builds, estates projects and minor capitals works. Job Summary: * To assist the Assistant Director of Capital Projects in all aspects for the Trust Capital Programme. * To lead and develop a programme of strategic projects * To be responsible for and oversee the design on a range of capital schemes as delegated, from inception to completion. * Supervise and develop feasibility studies, specification of works, working drawings and contract documentation to enable schemes to finish on time within budget, in accordance with current legislation/NHS guidance and Trust Standing Financial Instructions. * To assist in developing a quality approach to design and enhancement of the environment for patients, visitors and staff. * Work closely with managers, clinicians and external consultants and be expected to work as an expert providing knowledge to all parties on the development and implementation of capital projects. * To ensure the trusts estates development needs are met and the Trusts environment and image are developed through the built environment. The Project Manager role covers a scheme of multiple minor capital infrastructure projects developed to address areas of backlog maintenance and business continuity risk. Proposed projects are broadly grouped under the following categories: ? Water safety; ? Fire compliance; ? Electrical infrastructure; ? Ventilation and cooling systems, and; ? General backlog The successful candidate will have at least 2 years experience working within the NHS, in a Project Management role, covering construction refurbishment projects. It is very desirable for the successful candidate to have P22 project experience. Please note, this role is not an IT position. It is sometimes necessary to close vacancies before the closing date. If you have not heard from us within 1 week of the closing date, please assume that you have not been shortlisted