Site Manager
About the role
- As Site Manager, you will take responsibility for the day-to-day management of planned works projects within occupied social housing, ensuring works are delivered safely, on programme, within budget and to the highest quality standards.
- Typical projects include: Kitchen and bathroom replacement programmes
- Window and door installations
- Roofing works
- External decorations
- Internal and external refurbishments
- Decent Homes programmes
- Energy efficiency and retrofit works
- Working closely with the Contracts Manager, Resident Liaison Officers, Commercial team and subcontractors, you'll ensure projects run efficiently while maintaining excellent customer satisfaction.
- We're looking to speak with experienced Site Managers who have a strong background delivering planned maintenance projects within the social housing sector.
- You'll ideally have: Previous experience as a Site Manager working for a main contractor.
- Strong knowledge of planned works within occupied social housing.
- Experience managing kitchen and bathroom programmes, external works or Decent Homes projects.
- Excellent leadership and organisational skills. Strong understanding of health and safety legislation.
- Ability to manage subcontractors and site teams effectively.
- Excellent communication and customer-facing skills. Full UK Driving Licence.
- What's on Offer?
- Salary up to 60,000 Long-term, secured work across East London and EssexCareer progression with a growing main contractor
- Supportive management team and excellent working environment
- Opportunity to work on high-profile social housing frameworks
- Why Apply?
- If you're an experienced Site Manager looking for your next challenge in social housing planned works, we'd love to hear from you.
- Apply now or get in touch for a confidential conversation about this opportunity.
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