Project Manager Construction

An established refurbishment and new build main contractor with a great reputation are looking for a Project Manager deliver on High-end schemes that range from -1 - -8 million.

They''re a slick operator and have taken a lot of the legwork out of a project manager position which enables you to do what you do to the best of your ability.

It''s a great opportunity to get in with a growing Main Contractor who have an incredible pipeline of secured projects going in to 2027.

The company

The company specialises in high-end / prime residential refurbishments in London and Surrey. Typically, they''ll consist of either a High-End Refurbishment, new build or a combination of the two.

The company have a strong pipeline of works, are growing and there''s bags of room for growth as the company secures more and more work.

The Project Manager Role

The successful Project manager will be based at the office in Cobham and will travel to site when necessary.

The projects you will be managing are range from -1 - -8 million both High-End Refurbishments.

The role will be largely focused on managing the two projects, information from professional services, PQS, Architects, sub contracts and other 3rd parties.

The Project Manager - Requirements

• High end residential refurbishment experience -2Million + budgets
• Experienced in complex refurbishments with High End Finishes
• Solid organisational and commucation skills
• Construction related degree education is beneficial
• Good people management experience
• Programming experience - MS Projects or ASTA

In return

• -60,000 - -75,000
• Pension
• 23 days Holiday + Bank
• Bonus
• Training and guidance
• Collaborative environment
• Progression

If you are Project Manager looking for an exciting move like this, please contact Shyam Boyrangee

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Project Manager / Project Management / Construction / London / High-end / Prime / Carpentry / Bespoke / Refurbishments / Basement

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