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Mechanical Project Manager

Michael Taylor Search & Selection Ltd
City of London
5 days ago
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Client: Our client is a medium sized, privately owned M&E Contractor who operate within central London and the surrounding Home counties. Coming for a refrigeration and air conditioning background, they have been established for over 30 years they benefit from a large amount of repeat business. Typically, these projects range from £200,000 to £4M in the commercial office sector. With a turnover in excess of £20M they have an established a recognized brand, their clientele includes Tier 1 Contractors such as BW, Parkeray, Mace Interiors. As a result of the company’s expansion they are looking to take on another Mechanical Project Manager.


The successful candidate will take responsibility for managing an £8.5 million mechanical project, reporting directly to the Project Manager. The scope of works includes office space, pharmaceutical, and data centre fit-outs. Key to this role is managing the project at site level; ensuring it is completed on time, to a high quality and within budget.


Role/Responsibilities:

  • Programming
  • Technical Submittals
  • Procurement
  • Sub-contractor and Labour Management
  • Cost Control
  • Progress Reporting
  • Health & Safety
  • Project & Programme Implementation
  • Understanding of design and drawings
  • Technical & Progress Meetings
  • Regular Site Inspection and Snagging
  • Compilation of O&M Manuals


The ideal candidate:

  • Have 3-5 years’ experience managing multi-disciplined Mechanical Services Installations.
  • Progressed from a tools background and have good technical knowledge of mechanical services.
  • Experience working in the commercial sector.


In return they offer:

  • A healthy pipeline of work.
  • A real opportunity for growth and development.
  • The opportunity to move up the management ladder.
  • A very competitive basic salary and an excellent bonus scheme.

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