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Mechanical Building Services Project Manager

A leading M&E building services principle contractor that work in numerous sectors including: Commercial Offices, Healthcare, Education, Leisure, Government Buildings and Laboratories have a new requirement for a Mechanical Building Services Project Manager to oversee one major project nr Basingstoke and Guildford. To Deliver the full fit out of a head office building and from their they have other projects in and around the London Home counties area.

Mechanical Building Services Project Manager will be paid up to £80k to £85k (including car allowance)

Will take someon on a contract bases if that is prefurable

Mechanical Building Services Project Manager will be:

Mechanical Project manager will be managing one site nr Bagshot
£20 million scope of works
Mechanical Project manager will be responsible for the quotations, costing and delivery of Projects
Mechanical Project manager will be tracking and forecasting all labour and material expenditure in line with scope, project plan and profit and loss
Mechanical Project manager will be required to apply all invoice applications and valuations on time and to client specific details
Mechanical Project manager will be attending all site meetings and preparing reports in line with the contract on projects.
Mechanical Project manager will be responsible for liaising with H&S consultants to aid and resolve H&S issues on Proj...

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