Mechanical Construction Manager

People Group Limited
City of London
3 days ago
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Overview

Mechanical Construction Manager – MEP Contracting / Building Services. Permanent or Freelance (CIS). City of London.

A well-established M&E contractor specialising in commercial, healthcare, education, and residential projects across the UK is looking to appoint a Mechanical Construction Manager to join their residential division. The role will involve working on a range of high-quality residential developments across Central London.

The company has firmly established itself as a leading name within the building services sector and is recognised as one of the largest independent M&E contractors in the industry.

You will be part of a large and experienced project team, with strong support both upstream and downstream—something the business takes great pride in.

Both permanent and freelance (CIS) options are available.

Package
  • £65,000 - £70,000 annual salary (permanent)
  • £340 - £350 per day (CIS)
  • 25 days annual leave, increasing with length of service
  • Private healthcare
  • Overtime paid
  • Life assurance
  • Travel expenses
  • Enhanced pension scheme
Key Responsibilities
  • Oversee mechanical installations, ensuring projects are delivered on time and within budget.
  • Manage site teams, subcontractors, and suppliers to maintain smooth project operations.
  • Develop work programmes, allocate resources, and monitor project progress.
  • Ensure all installations comply with design specifications, industry standards, and health and safety regulations.
  • Monitor project costs, approve variations, and collaborate with commercial teams on financial matters.
  • Maintain strong relationships with clients, consultants, and key project stakeholders.
  • Resolve technical challenges, delays, and on-site issues efficiently.


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