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Project Manager (Mechanical / Building Services)

Ernest Gordon Recruitment
Cardiff
3 days ago
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Project Manager (Mechanical / Building Services)
£60,000 - £65,000 + Hybrid + 26 Days Holiday + Private Health Care
Cardiff, South Wales

Are you a Project Manager from a Building Services background looking for a technically challenging and rewarding role, recognised as the Senior technical expert in the company, working on a range of high value and exciting projects?

Are you looking to join a rapidly expanding company who value their employees and invest into their development, funding courses and helping you become a Chartered Engineer?

On offer is a great opportunity to take the reins in a role fundamental to the future success of an ever growing business, leading an array of mechanical projects.
In this office-based role you will be given full autonomy and freedom to manage mechanical construction projects from cradle to grave. This will involve handling labour, sub-contractors, and overseeing the design team, along with visiting sites for tending and overseeing the full delivery of buildings within the commercial sector.

This company have grown rapidly over the coming years, offering a personal service that larger businesses usually lack. Built off a great reputation, they are currently expanding their mechanical team to meet demand.

This role would suit a Project Manager from a mechanical background within Building Services looking to make thei...

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