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We are seeking to recruit a range of experienced Project Managers across the UK to join our busy Projects Team, to work on a wide range of exciting major excavation projects. About us MOLA is an experienced and innovative archaeology practice. We have been providing independent, professional heritage advice and services for over 40 years across the UK and internationally on schemes both large and small. Our commercial services are designed to help our development, infrastructure and construction sector clients to meet their planning process requirements swiftly and expertly, with the certainty and value they need.   The roles You will be part of a dedicated, highly motivated, and collaborative team that together deliver quality, client-focussed and project-led work. The team are responsible for managing archaeological projects throughout the lifecycle, leading on the successful tendering, planning, operation, delivery and completion. Tasks include preparation of bids, project design, mobilisation in the field, public engagement, reporting and publication. All roles have a business development element, and therefore, a commercially focussed outlook, confident and proactive team leadership skill, problem solving and adaptability in approach are essential to your success. A driving licence is also highly desirable as regular travel is expected as part of the role, both within and outside of London.     The division in which this role plays a pivotal part, has a core commercial function and one of our key objectives is to assist our valued clients in meeting their planning requirements, embed our work within their projects and to promote social and public benefit. Assistant Project Managers National: £33,300 to £40,960 / London: £35,411 to £41,827 The primary purpose of this role is to support the Project Managers and Senior Project Managers in the design and delivery of archaeological projects and to manage and deliver smaller archaeological project. Working with the team, the role will assist with the costing, organising and managing the delivery of projects to meet the need of our clients. Project Manager National:  £40,306 to £47,116 / London £40,891 to £52,221 We are looking for project managers who are highly experienced in the delivery of projects at a management and consultancy level with experience in London or urban construction or archaeology; including a solid working knowledge of preparing bids, contract and Line management, resource planning, programme management, change control, forecasting and financial reporting.  Senior Project Manager National: £42,435 to £49,456 / London: £47,116 to £52,966 We would also consider applications for Senior Project Managers that would suit a highly experienced Project Manager with a demonstrable casework track-record, looking to further develop their career and knowledge.  Successful candidates will be expected to organise, manage and deliver tender bids, to procure new work and operate independently to deliver MOLAs strategic business, research and public benefit goals. In your role you will place Health and Safety at the fore and seek to contribute to continued improvement and best safe-working practices. As a Senior Project Manager you will manage a range of archaeological fieldwork and post-excavation projects simultaneously, whilst ensuring delivery within set timescales and budgets which you have costed and commercially manage.  MOLA would welcome applications from candidates who have experience of large/complex schemes and infrastructure projects. To apply If you would like to know more about the opportunities and roles, please contact    Please submit a full CV, application form (via the recruitment portal) and a covering letter setting out your reasons for applying and what you can bring to MOLA at    Closing date is: 27th October 2024.

Due to successful and on-going bid work, we are seeking a talented Contracts Manager to aid the delivery of current programmes, and in the winning of profitable new contracts that will further enhance their commercial position. As the Civil & Groundworks Contracts Manager, you will play a pivotal role in overseeing project contracts, ensuring compliance, managing client relationships, and driving successful project execution. Responsibilities: Contract Manager:  Oversea all aspects of project contracts, ensuring projects are completed on time, on budget and to the highest standard. Including attending Pre-and post-contract meetings. Programme:  Ensure robust contract and delivery programmes are produced which include design and procurement. Client Relation:  Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, ensuring their needs are met and expectations exceeded. Project Oversight : Managing the project lifecycle from end to end, identifying and resolving any issues promptly. Ensuring project progress. Risk Management:  Assess and mitigate project risks, ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. Team Leadership:  Lead a team of project managers, site managers, site staff, fostering collaboration and excellence. Quality Assurance / H&S: Act as a visibly strong leader of HSQ&E, promoting high standards of health and safety and environmental management by undertaking regular site visits and coaching teams. Ensure that all HSQ&E activity and reporting is accurate, legally compliant and within group policies, highlighting and resolving concerns when identified. Ensure work meets quality standards and contractual obligations. Financial Control:  Manage project budgets, costs control and financial reporting.   Criteria: Must be an experienced groundwork, civils and concrete Contracts Manager or Senior Project Manager looking to make the next step who can manage a portfolio of works from a delivery, HSQE and commercial perspective to achieve the targets identified in the Business Plan. Commercial and Programming awareness – experience with NEC form of contract. Proven track record of successful delivery of projects from start to finish. Proficient using Microsoft Office programmes; incl. Excel, Word, Outlook. Experience managing high value projects or portfolios. Full UK driving license Job type: Permanent, full time Contracted Job Hours: Monday - Friday 7.30am - 5.30pm - can vary depending on projects. Location: Office based, and site based Offering a competitive salary, plus car, plus benefits.   

Senior Project Manager  Working Pattern:  Full Time Posted Date:  19 Mar 2024   Salary:£45,585 to £48,350 with progression to £54,395 per annum with potential for market factor supplement Newcastle University is a great place to work, with excellent  benefits . We have a generous holiday package; plus the opportunity to buy more, great pension schemes and a number of health and wellbeing initiatives to support you. Closing Date: 07 April 2024   Based within the Estates & Facilities Service, we have an exciting opportunity for an experienced construction professional to join our Capital Team of Project Managers.   The Capital Team are an in-house service that is responsible for the design, development and management of capital development projects across the University. Our 50-acre Newcastle City Centre Campus is the hub of teaching, research and collaboration and we have a strong pipeline of projects that seek to respond to a number of key strategic priorities, including; a net zero carbon target of 2030 and ensuring our facilities enable high quality education and world class research. This role will play a significant part in providing a campus for the future. We are looking for someone with demonstrable experience managing building projects in the construction industry, this could be as a contractor, consultant or in a client-side role. You will oversee the supervision of the University’s major capital developments, as well as occasional long-term maintenance and improvement projects within the service. Project values range broadly and therefore your workload will be both varied and interesting. The Senior Project Managers operate within a team of four, reporting to a Team Leader – James Adshead. There are five other team members across the Capital Team including Project Engineers / Project Surveyors and a Soft Landings Manager. Your role is based at our Newcastle city centre campus, with some occasional travel to offsite locations across the North East. One of our most recent projects is the redevelopment of the Stephenson Building. Information on the project can be found in this link: The Stephenson Building - Who we Are - Newcastle University (ncl.ac.uk) Please reach out to James Adshead, Capital and Planning Manager on  james.adshead@ncl.ac.uk  to arrange a call to chat about this opportunity. Please note: The University has funding available for any candidates who do not currently hold a valid CSCS card (Construction Safety Certification Scheme). *Interviews will be held 23rd April 2024 Key Accountabilities To lead capital projects through the RIBA Plan of Works schedule, ensuring project objectives are delivered throughout Work in liaison across other teams within Estates and Facilities such as the Sustainability, Planning, Improvement and Maintenance Teams as well as key stakeholders across the University to develop a client brief and determine the optimum project and costs sufficient to allow the business case to be demonstrated and the project to be approved by the University Executive Be responsible for the development of comprehensive programmes incorporating all key activities the through the design and construction process through to completion, commissioning and occupation (including soft landings) Take financial responsibility for the project to ensure that timely payments are made and recorded and that expenditure is monitored regularly and reported to ensure that any threats / risks to completion of the project within budget are addressed as necessary Be responsible for the overall management and associated reporting of projects. To include project progress, governance, finances, quality, risk management, health and safety and other key aspects of the project across University Committees and meetings including Steering groups, project meetings and other forums as required Lead the procurement and appointment of architectural and engineering design teams, other specialist consultants, contractors and suppliers to oversee the development of the design and construction to ensure it fulfils the needs and expectations of stakeholders as well as functional, programme and cost requirements Work in partnership with colleagues to specify, procure and deliver feasibility reports, options appraisals and impact assessments including external funding bids Set up and manage third party relationships as appropriate with external stakeholders, tenants and landlords, local authorities, statutory authorities, funders, utility services and other agencies etc Take responsibility for the client role as defined under the CDM Regulations and consult with other sections of the Estates and Facilities and the Principal Designer to ensure the organisation meets its requirements under all Health and Safety legislation Implement and promote the use of Building Information Modelling throughout the design and build process and ensure that the electronic drawings and manuals are integrated into the existing Estates and Facilities data systems. Liaise with the BIM Manager Direct and work alongside external consultant teams and University colleagues, including the Estates and Facilities Project Surveyor / Project Engineer, throughout the design and construction process and monitor and report progress during the project, to ensure the project is on programme and within budget Liaise with client representatives and adjacent occupants to advise on the potential implications and disruption caused by the building programme and to implement and co-ordinate any actions to minimise disturbance Contribute to the Post Occupancy Evaluation of completed projects between 1 and 2 years after Practical Completion. Work alongside the Estates and Facilities CDM / Soft Landings Manager Undertake other duties as and when required by the Capital Manager   The Person Knowledge, Skills and Experience Proven track record of managing projects in the construction industry, ensuring compliance with design brief and contractual obligations with deadlines, changing priorities, quality requirements, budget and stakeholder management Working knowledge of construction contracts and the roles and responsibilities within those Solid understanding and experience of construction methods and technologies An up-to-date knowledge of public procurement regulations Up to date knowledge of statutory requirements, legislation & contract law relating to building projects including Health & Safety Proficient in the reading of drawings and technical specifications Ability to organise time to manage conflicting priorities within a demanding workload Experience of working in a team and stakeholders to support positive outcomes Excellent written and verbal communication skills Good attention to detail Good IT skills with working knowledge of software packages, such as Microsoft Office packages   Attributes and Behaviour Can demonstrate an ability to think flexibly, have sound judgement, use initiative, be proactive and adopt an active approach to problem solving Comfortable working alongside senior colleagues to shape the project direction and programme including the negotiation skills and the ability to influence others Ability to working on own initiative and as part of a team Collaborative worker who builds on relationships with clients, colleagues, consultants, and contractors with excellent interpersonal and relationship building skills Proven leadership skills and ability to promote “ownership” of decisions regarding colleagues and financial resources limited by the overall budget   Qualifications Education to degree level, either in a relevant construction discipline, or with substantial equivalent professional experience in an estate development role Desirable Chartered member of an appropriate professional body     Newcastle University is a global University where everyone is treated with dignity and respect.  As a University of Sanctuary, we aim to provide a welcoming place of safety for all, offering opportunities to people fleeing violence and persecution.   We are committed to being a fully inclusive university which actively recruits, supports and retains colleagues from all sectors of society.  We value diversity as well as celebrate, support and thrive on the contributions of all of our employees and the communities they represent.  We are proud to be an equal opportunities employer and encourage applications from individuals who can complement our existing teams, we believe that success is built on having teams whose backgrounds and experiences reflect the diversity of our university and student population.   At Newcastle University we hold a silver  Athena Swan  award in recognition of our good employment practices for the advancement of gender equality.  We also hold a  Race Equality Charter  Bronze award in recognition of our work towards tackling race inequality in higher education REC.  We are a  Disability Confident  employer and will offer an interview to disabled applicants who meet the essential criteria for the role as part of the offer and interview scheme.   In addition, we are a member of the Euraxess initiative supporting researchers in Europe.  Requisition ID: 26846  

Waipapa Taumata Rau | The University of Auckland The University of Auckland is New Zealand’s leading University. With over 6000 academic and professional staff supporting over 46,000 students, we are one of NZ’s largest employers.  We have eight academic faculties and 11 service divisions creating a diverse, dynamic and complex organisational culture that demands excellence. Our significant Property Portfolio represents a vibrant, valuable, and complex network of physical spaces that enable learning and teaching, research and innovation, support the student experience as well as our partnerships and engagement. The Property Services team has a strong reputation for providing a leading-edge planning and development consultancy that contributes to the success of the University of Auckland through the provision of high-quality physical environments. We build and service some of the largest and most complex buildings and construction projects in the country. Te Rautaki Tūāpapa, our new Estate Strategy to 2030, reinforces our commitment to sustainability and  provides a cohesive, future-focussed and coordinated approach to investment in, and management of, our physical environments throughout the University estate. Job Description The opportunity | Te Whiwhinga mahi We have a fantastic opportunity for a senior level leader to join our Capital Works team as  Associate Director – Capital Works. You will be working across a wide and varied portfolio of projects successfully managing consultant teams focused on delivery of significant projects through to completion phase. Opportunities include working on specialist research facilities like the recently completed Space Institute in the Engineering School, high-tech teaching spaces like our Financial Lab and student accommodation upgrades right through to our much larger programme builds which include state of the art scientific and medical research facilities; teaching and learning facilities; or projects to support the student experience such as the new Recreation and Wellness Centre prominent on Symonds Street. This is a pivotal role with key accountability for the planning, resourcing, investigation and delivery of major capital works projects. Some key aspects and responsibilities include: Engaging and managing consultant design teams.   Leading internal and external project managers engaged on capital projects Stakeholder management across the University community and externally.  Ensuring the implementation of the University’s sustainability goals and meeting sustainability criteria identified for each project.  Project procurement including calling and evaluation of tenders, tender documents, adherence to standards and consents. Delivering exciting and cutting-edge design which talks to our place in Tamaki Makaurau, Aotearoa, and the Pacific region. Construction management including leading internal and external teams, monitoring and recording progress including financials whilst liaising with engineers, consultants, the planning team and other internal stakeholders. The development and implementing masterplans. Managing resourcing, investigations, project briefs, programmes, design reports and budget approvals. Strategic and Risk management. For more information please see  Position Description   and  Candidate Information Booklet About you | He kōrero mōu As an experienced leader, our ideal candidate will demonstrate a high-level ability to influence and communicate effectively to a diverse range of stakeholders. They will demonstrate cultural sensitivity, embrace diversity, and have the technical background to understand projects from multiple viewpoints and this will come from significant commercial and project management experience from a construction/architecture environment. They will operate with energy and passion and will demonstrate a collaborative approach where they partner closely with peers, value the needs of others and model best practice principals and behaviours. Teamwork, customer focus and negotiation skills are vital to the role. Preference will be given to candidates with a proven understanding of large-scale building programmes and large impact compliance works and those who can demonstrate an ability to think and act strategically to provide valuable input to achieve the best long-term outcomes. What we offer | Ngā āhuatanga kei a mātou We offer our staff more than just a job - we offer them an opportunity to be part of a dynamic, world class organisation which provides staff with benefits and support throughout their lives and careers. We have a number of generous benefits that we believe will be important to you: We realise your time is important to you. We offer a range of leave entitlements, including  five weeks annual leave a year , and flexible working arrangements which allow for a greater work life balance. UoA staff have access to two  superannuation  plans, Kiwisaver and UniSaver New Zealand, with the University contributing  6.75% annually  towards UniSaver. Your happiness and wellbeing at work is important to us. We have a range of support programmes and benefits available to support health and wellbeing. Discounted health insurance and eye testing, flu jabs, a Recreation Centre on campus, as well as a new state of the art recreation centre being built right now.  Enjoy our beautiful park like grounds and take advantage of the facilities on offer  including childcare, parking, cafes, libraries etc. Additional Information How to apply | Me pēhea te tuku tono  This position will be advertised both internally and externally and is due to close on the  10th September 2023. Applications must be submitted online, by the closing date to be considered. Please include your cover letter and your CV highlighting how you can meet the skills and experiences detailed above. Please reach out to Joshua Chapman j.chapman@auckland.ac.nz for a confidential conversation. Please note we are happy to answer your questions, but  we do not accept applications by email. Equity The University is committed to meeting its obligations under the Treaty of Waitangi and achieving equity outcomes for staff and students in a safe, inclusive, and equitable environment.  For further information on services for Māori, Pacific, women, LGBTQIATakatāpu iMVPFAFF + , people with disabilities, parenting support, flexible work and other personal circumstances go to  www.equity.auckland.ac.nz The University is committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and equitable environment where everyone can thrive. For further information see Te Ara Tautika | the Equity Policy and visit  www.equity.auckland.ac.nz

About the Role:  Are you interested in working in an organisation that is looking to make a positive impact in the world by tackling the climate emergency?   We are seeking an experienced Construction Manager to oversee an innovative/first-of-its-kind pumped hydro energy storage project at our site in Devon County. The Construction Manager will be responsible for ensuring that the project is progressing as planned, is completed on time, within budget, and to the expected quality standards; and that sub-contractors are performing, best practice is being followed, and there is good information flow. The successful candidate will have experience managing large scale construction projects, particularly in the energy, hydro or water sectors, and a good understanding of excavations, working on sloped sites and the pumped hydro energy storage technology.     Key Responsibilities:     Manage and coordinate all activities on-site, ensuring that the project is delivered on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards.  Monitor and report on project progress, risks, and issues.  Coordinate and manage project stakeholders, including contractors, suppliers, and internal teams.  Ensure compliance with all relevant safety, environmental, and regulatory requirements.  Provide regular project updates to the senior management team.  Ensure that all project documentation is up-to-date and accurate. Liaise with the landowners, local community and other stakeholders as required.   Essential  Requirements:     Can do attitude, adaptable. Degree in construction management or civil engineering.  6+ years' experience working in large complex project management Knowledge of pumped hydro energy storage technology and its applications is a plus, or relevant knowledge from other industries e.g. water Proven ability to manage and deliver projects on time and within budget. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build strong relationships with stakeholders at all levels.  Ability to work well under pressure and adapt to changing circumstances.  H&S knowledge of best practice, with ability to direct H&S requirements to site personnel. Experience with project management tools and software.  Willingness to get ‘hands dirty’ from time to time and a get it done attitude. This is a full-time, hybrid position with some on-site duties, and the successful candidate will be required to work flexible hours as necessary to meet project deadlines. Desired Skills:   2D CAD skills Confidence of working with people implementing electrical and mechanical systems Ability to suggest solutions to issues that arise and work with others (some remote) to agree best possible solutions.   If you have a passion for renewable energy and a strong track record in construction management, we encourage you to apply.  

About us At Pellings, we provide solutions to bring our clients' visions to life. We feel proud of the positive impact we have made to local spaces and the value we have added to communities within London, the South East and surrounding areas. Over the last 46 years, we have grown from our modest beginnings as a Building Surveying practice to become a major provider of integrated design, property and construction consultancy services.  Our success over the years can be attributed to a number of factors, such as our strong technical and creative expertise, highly professional staff and integrated service approach. However, at the heart of it is our passion and commitment to supporting our clients in meeting their challenges and delivering long-term value. The opportunity  You will become an integral part of our fantastic Building Surveying team while working on a variety of residential, education, commercial and civic projects. Our experienced team will give you the support needed to oversee and, in time, run your own projects from inception to completion, all while completing core APC competencies.  We will provide you with a structured training programme within a cohort of colleagues at similar points on their APC journey.  Our structured training programme includes: Presentations on Level 1&2 competencies Q&A sessions Meetings with counsellor/supervisor to review process, sign off competencies and monitor the suitability of work being undertaken Case study review Day to day duties: Assisting on technical projects Overseeing works on site Preparing and submitting applications for statutory consent and liaising with relevant authorities  Preparing existing proposed drawings in CAD Drafting work specifications Leading on tender activities and Contractor selection Building defects analysis   Our team provides our clients with a range of services including: Large framework contracts for London Boroughs, Councils and Housing Associations Refurbishment and Maintenance Programmes Contract Administration Project Management Employers Agent Building defects analysis Conditions surveys Professional technical duties, including Party Wall matters, Disrepair etc. Types of projects you will be working on: Carbon Resilience Fire Safety Works, including cladding Community regeneration projects Community centres and Civic projects Sustainable New Build projects, including housing developments, schools and community centres Education expansions and refurbishment Maintenance and refurbishment of corporate buildings Decarbonisation Programmes of external decoration and repairs Residential disability adaptations For more information about life at Pellings and how to apply, don't hesitate to get in touch with our Talent Manager, Rachel Gilchrist, at rgilchrist@pellings.co.uk

Are you looking for a change in your career?  Exciting projects to work on? Would you like to move to Beautiful British Columbia, BC? Looking for sponsorship?  Great Benefits for families!  Very competitive compensation and bonus packages.   SBW has been in operation since 1897!  We are looking for great people to join our diverse team of construction professionals as we grow.   ROLE SUMMARY The Senior Superintendent plays an integral role to lead, organize, and manage all project construction teams and is accountable for the safety of all personnel in the field, actively monitoring the project within the approved schedules.   The Senior Superintendent manages all day-to-day project progress, with a focus on but not limited to, Risk Management, Team Leadership, Coaching & Mentoring, and overall Planning.  This role reports directly to the General Superintendent and is in frequent communication with key stakeholders such as the subcontractors and site staff.    MAJOR AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY Site and Team Management Interpret drawings and specifications to prepare a detailed preliminary plan to execute the project in conjunction with estimating and operations Follow a detailed construction schedule and track the progress on site Review the tender/construction schedules and tracks their progress on site Motivate project teams and all stakeholders to complete their portion of the work safely, on time, and to an acceptable standard of quality Monitor the progress on-site and initiate any corrective action required to ensure that all major milestone activities are completed on schedule Establish and maintain a good working relationship with the client, the consultants, the subtrades, and regulatory authorities Ensure the Project sites are clean, well-organized worksites with required site signage to ensure that a professional image is projected Enforce SBW and OH&S standards in all aspects of each project Risk Management Develop and update Risk Plan Matrix in coordination with Project Manager Develop and recommend major projects execution plans Utilize advanced risk management strategies to mitigate risk Team Leadership, Management, and Culture Provide leadership to all parties working in the field by providing and modelling a high level of transparency, integrity and professionalism Assemble key personnel for projects to maintain sustainable and successful project team relationships (big team). Manage and collaborate with, Assistant Superintendent and other Field Staff Lead the project team on construction methodology, procedures, and practices on an ongoing basis, with the General Superintendent Mentor teams to expedite the resolution of any problems or conflicts that arise in such a way that neither their schedules nor level of quality for the projects is compromised REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES               10-20 years’ experience as a supervisor 10 years’ experience Institutional Building Construction Expert ability to read drawings and specifications and visualize the work. Valid Driver’s License Expert Scheduling skills Strong problem-solving skills Strong Mentoring & Coaching Skills Safety Training i.e.. CSO or documented Safety courses, WHMIS Conflict Resolution and Mediation Skills Experience on projects such as: Advanced complexity projects (i.e. hospitals) Workforce of 100 to 200 Project schedule of 24+ months Reply: If you are interested in this opportunity and meet the above qualifications, please apply to our Superintendent posting on our job board OR send your resume to Human Resources careers@sbw.ca