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Join an industry leader in smart building technology and infrastructure. For forty years, our client has been revolutionising smart buildings, providing advanced, integrated systems that drive sustainability and efficiency across critical projects, including at Gatwick Airport.

As a Project Manager, you’ll be at the heart of delivering complex smart technology projects, ensuring seamless integration of systems like structured cabling, CCTV, access control, AV, and IoT across the airport estate. You’ll oversee the entire project lifecycle—from planning and client liaison to delivery and final handover.

To be considered for this project manager role you will need to have

ECS Card & SMSTS Certification
A full, clean UK Driving Licence
Proven experience managing structured cabling or smart systems projects.
Strong knowledge of copper/fibre installations, networking, AV systems, CCTV, and access control.
Proficient in MS Office Suite (Excel, Outlook, Teams, Project).
Ability to manage budgets, resources, and deadlines effectively in complex environments.
A PRINCE2 or APM certification would be desirable as would be PASMA/IPAF and First Aid at Work certifications

Key Responsibilities will include:

Project Delivery

Lead multiple tech & infrastructure projects, including structured cabling, CCTV, AV systems, and IoT.
Conduct site surveys, manage budgets, and track project progress against deadlines.
Ensure H&S compliance, quality standards, and client satisfaction through regular site reviews.
Collaborate with internal teams for design, technical compliance, and commissioning.
Deliver detailed documentation, including O&M records and test results.
Team & Site Management

Coordinate on-site installation teams and subcontractors, ensuring smooth operations.
Monitor and enforce H&S standards, including RAMS and PPE protocols.
Manage material procurement, storage, and waste compliance across projects.
Client & Stakeholder Engagement

Act as the primary point of contact for Airport IT and business representatives.
Lead client meetings, presentations, and manage escalations effectively.
Provide strategic guidance, ensuring client needs are met with high standards of professionalism.
A competitive Salary & Benefits: + overtime awaits the successful Project Manager, and you will get ongoing training and certification support.

You will work with cutting-edge Technology and take the lead in delivering next-gen smart tech systems across a major UK transport hub

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