Mechanical Construction Manager

Mane Contract Services
City of London
5 days ago
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Role Overview


A Mechanical Construction Manager is required to join the delivery team on a large commercial project in Central London. The successful candidate will be responsible for managing mechanical construction activities on site, ensuring works are delivered safely, efficiently, and to a high standard of quality while supporting the Project Manager and wider site team.


Key Responsibilities

  • Take responsibility for health and safety on site
  • Lead by example by setting, monitoring, and enforcing high safety and quality standards
  • Support the Project Manager in managing and supervising site personnel
  • Provide leadership on site in relation to works being carried out and ensure adherence to the site safety plan and rules
  • Ensure employees have the relevant training and competence to carry out their work safely and professionally
  • Manage labour resources on site to ensure efficient delivery of works
  • Complete and submit timesheets accurately and on time
  • Liaise with payroll regarding site queries
  • Maintain discipline on site, reporting incidents and taking appropriate action when required
  • Manage and support apprentices in line with training requirements
  • Assist the Project Manager with planning labour and material resources
  • Use the purchasing system to procure materials in the most cost-effective manner
  • Ensure all plant and equipment is properly maintained, secured, and off-hired when no longer required
  • Support efforts to reduce costs where possible
  • Check materials prior to installation to ensure they are fit for purpose and compliant with project specifications
  • Assist in ensuring systems are completed and handed over to the client
  • Notify the Project Manager of any issues preventing work from being completed efficiently
  • Carry out any other reasonable duties as required by management


Requirements

  • Relevant mechanical qualifications
  • Previous experience in a similar Mechanical Construction Manager role
  • Strong knowledge of Health, Safety and Environmental systems
  • Ability to understand team strengths and development needs

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