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Senior Mechanical Project Manager

Robertson Stewart Ltd
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A leading, established and highly successful provider of mechanical and electrical installation services to commercial and industrial buildings seek the solid appointment of an experienced and commercially talented Senior Mechanical Project Manager from an M&E / Building Services Mechanical installation project management background to join their exciting planned growth and continued success.

Candidates sought MUST be based / commutable to Birmingham / West Midlands

You will ideally have previous experience working on projects up to £25M+ although we may still give consideration to those under this depending on your experience.

We seek a true professional with experience in managing the mechanical installations into new build commercial and industrial units I.e industrial sheds for warehousing & distribution or manufacture, data centres, hospitals, apartment blocks etc to name a few... What is paramount is your experience working on commercial and industrial schemes.

Candidates highly sought after are those naturally from an M&E / Building Services background, ideally with direct working experience in the project management and delivery of mechanical installations and all mechanical related services you would expect to find in these environments..

You will be competent with a proven track record in managing and delivering schemes of this level.

Candidates applying will ideally have experience in dealing with main contractors....

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