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Mechanical Site Manager

Mechanical Site Manager

Mechanical Site Manager

Mechanical Site Manager

Mechanical Site Manager

Mechanical Site Manager

Freelance

Mechanical Site Manager

- Leeds
Project:

New Build Medical Project
Location:

Leeds, West Yorkshire
Duration:

12 months
Job Type:

Freelance / Contract
Reporting into:

Project Manager
Why Join?
A long-term freelance contract
Be part of a highly respected organisation known for delivering advanced controlled-environment solutions
You will be joining a leading contractor and a well-respected team of industry professionals on a high-profile project
What We're Looking For
Relevant Qualifications:
SSSTS or SMSTS - Essential
Valid CSCS / JIB Card - Essential
First Aid - Desirable not essential
Experience:
Proven industry expertise with a track record of overseeing mechanical packages on new build medical / healthcare /pharmaceutical or clinical environments.
Extensive background within the industry with at least 5 years of experience working in a similar position for a leading contractor or subcontractor
Key Skills:
Strong mechanical knowledge
Competent IT / software skills
Extensive health and safety knowledge
Effective communication skills, verbal and written
Ability to organise and manage project schedules
A solid understanding of relevant regulations and standards
Proven ability to lead, support, and direct a team effectively
In-depth understanding of construction methods, materials, and building processes
In depth understanding of mechanical systems such as HVAC, piping, and plumbing
Exceptional focus on detail to ensure adherence to quality standards and specifications
About the Company
Our client is a long-established specialist in controlled-environment solutions bringing decades of proven expertise to the design and delivery of an array of projects across the UK. With almost 70 years in the industry, they offer a comprehensive turnkey service that covers every stage of the project cycle from initial concept design to manufacture, installation, commissioning, validation and ongoing maintenance. They deliver projects across a diverse range of sectors including healthcare, pharmaceuticals and education providing bespoke cleanrooms and air-control systems engineered to meet the highest industry standards.
The Opportunity
We are seeking an experienced Mechanical Site Manager to lead the mechanical package on a significant new-build medical project in Leeds, West Yorkshire. The role encompasses the coordination and management of all mechanical services, including HVAC systems, medical gases and specialist ventilation. You will ensure all activities are carried out in full compliance with healthcare standards, technical specifications, and planned sequencing to enable the successful construction of critical clinical areas.
Key Responsibilities
Inductions
Safety briefings
Oversee subcontractors
Conduct routine safety audits and on-site inspections
Address technical issues on-site and implement effective solutions
Ensure work proceeds in accordance with the project plan and schedule
Approve invoices for mechanical work and manage contractor payments
Guarantee that all site operations comply with health and safety regulations
Monitor project expenses and efficiently manage resources to stay within budget
Manage the procurement of materials and equipment to guarantee timely delivery
Resolve any issues with materials, labor, or equipment that could delay the project
Assess the quality of work to ensure it meets project specifications and standards effectively
Coordinate with design teams to handle any discrepancies between design and site conditions
Maintain consistent communication with clients, provide them with updates on the status of the project
Collaborate with other trades (electrical, civil, etc.) to coordinate mechanical work and prevent conflicts
Implement quality control measures to ensure that mechanical installations adhere to design standards
Inform and update stakeholders about any changes, delays, or issues related to mechanical installations
Prepare cost estimates and anticipate any potential additional expenses that may arise during the project
Inspect mechanical work at various project stages to ensure compliance with building codes and regulations
Participate in project meetings to update on the status of mechanical work, timelines, and any potential risks
Maintain detailed records of all mechanical activities, including completed work, inspections carried out, and any challenges encountered
Contact Details:
James Shorte - Associate Director / Emily O'Grady - Executive Senior Resourcer
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