Site Manager

Site Manager
Main Contractor Roofing
Oxfordshire
Long term freelance
260 - 300 CIS / LTD
End of March 2026 Start

The Company
The building contractor takes of projects of varied nature, Healthcare, education, local authority, commercial, Government Buildings & Roofing Contracts. The building contractor has always been known to have an excellent reputation, focusing on the delivery of construction projects ranging from 200k - 8m, including refurbishment & new build.

The Candidate
The Candidate we are looking for is someone who can prove longevity experience working as a Site Manager across varied sectors, on projects up 8m value. The candidate would be responsible for full site operations, aswell as managing client & Principal Contractor. They are looking for someone with Roofing experience on large scale, & experience in large warehouse projects.

The Project
The contractor operating in and around Oxfordshire, are carrying out a Large 7000m2 felt roofing scheme, & include asbestos removal. This will be reporting in to a Principle Contractor (Tier 1), so must be strong on paperwork, and following Tier 1 processes on site as the lead site manager. Responsibilities of / client wish list for the Site Manager:

• CSCS card (relevant to their position)
• SMSTS or equivalent is highly desirable.
• First Aid
• A construction related degree, HNC/HND or NVQ Level 4 are highly desirable.

Sound understanding and experience in the application of safety legislation and corporate safety procedures, including CDM. Good management and communication skills Good operational planning and time management skills On offer for the above position is an exciting opportunity for a Site Manager to join a privately owned main contractor, where the owners are personable, supportive and allow the managers to manage and be themselves. If this Site Manager position in Oxfordshire is of interest, or you just wish to have a confidential about your current situation, then please feel free to email (url removed) or call on (phone number removed)