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  • Construction Manager

    Birmingham

    The opportunity Project: Be a part of our programme management business that spans our five global hubs, where we oversee major events...

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  • IT Manager - Construction

    Chelmsford

    IT Manager Construction My client is reputable high end residential main contractor. They are a privately owned business who are financially...

    Posted 19 days ago

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  • IT Manager {Construction}

    Leeds

    IT Manager { Construction } Wakefield £30,000 to £40,000 + Company Benefits + Career Progression Are you a IT Manager looking to take the next...

    Posted 10 days ago

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  • Construction Manager

    Liverpool

    About The Role Morrison Energy Services are currently looking to recruit a Construction Manager to work on various contractsin the North West of...

    Posted 19 days ago

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  • Construction Manager

    Oxford

    The opportunity We are hiring an ambitious and forward-thinking construction manager to join our established and growing team based in...

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  • Construction Manager

    GB

    The opportunity We are hiring an ambitious and forward-thinking construction manager to join our established and growing team in London. Project: A...

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  • Construction Manager

    GB

    The opportunity We are hiring an ambitious and forward-thinking construction manager to join our established and growing team based in...

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  • Construction Manager

    Bridgwater

    Construction Managers Total Annual Earnings Estimated (Dayshift) = £143,000 - £146,000 per year Hinkley Point C, Somerset Welding &...

    Posted 10 days ago

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  • Construction Manager

    Bristol

    Construction Manager Job Description Do you want to work for a company whose purpose is to improve society by considering social outcomes, and to...

    Posted 38 days ago

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  • Construction Manager

    City of London

    Experienced Construction Manager with fitout / refurb experience required to join an existing team working on a £100m refurb project in the City. The...

    Posted 5 days ago

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  • Construction Manager

    Woodbridge, Suffolk

    Construction Manager £60,000 - £70-000 Woodbridge gap construction are proud to be representing this medium sized regional Contractor in their search...

    Posted 62 days ago

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  • Construction Manager

    GB

    The opportunity Project: We are looking for a Construction Manager to join our Commercial Offices team, to work on 100 New Bridge Street - a net...

    Posted 6 days ago

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  • Construction Manager

    GB

    Description and requirements Our UK-wide building team has built a reputation for high quality offices in Commercial and Mixed-used developments,...

    Posted 7 days ago

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  • Construction Manager

    East London

    Construction Manager- Data Centre- Permanent London My client designs, constructs and operates some of Europes most efficient data centres, with...

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  • Construction Manager

    Manchester

    Company description: . Job description: Construction Manager Permanent role Based at Manchester Airport About us: At MAG we provide the airport...

    Posted 6 days ago

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  • Construction Manager

    Reading

    Who are we? Thames Water is the UKs largest water and wastewater company. We make a daily difference to our 15 million customers by supplying 2.6...

    Posted 41 days ago

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  • Construction Manager

    GB

    The opportunity We are hiring an ambitious and forward-thinking construction manager to join our established and growing team in London. Project: An...

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  • Construction Manager

    GB

    The opportunity Project: We are looking for a Construction Manager to join our Commercial Offices team, to work on 100 Fetter Lane - which includes...

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  • Construction Manager

    St. Albans

    My Client a Leading Main Contractor is looking for a Construction Manager for their Industrial Scheme in Daventry . Job Summary The Construction...

    Posted 14 days ago

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  • M&E Construction Manager

    City of London

    Our client a well established interior fit-out contractor require an electrically biased M&E Construction Manager based in their Central London...

    Posted 72 days ago

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  • Construction Manager

    GB

    The opportunity We are hiring an ambitious and forward-thinking construction manager to join our established and growing team in London. Project: To...

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  • Construction Manager

    GB

    Description and requirements An excellent opportunity to join a talented Project & LifeCycle team at Northwood in a key role that will see you...

    Posted 7 days ago

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  • Construction Manager

    Bristol

    Description and requirements Skanska, one of the worlds leading project development and construction groups, is an inclusive and responsible business...

    Posted 7 days ago

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Construction Manager

A construction manager is responsible for overseeing an entire construction project, from the initial conception through to the finished build. They ensure work is done safely, on time and within budget, and to the right quality standards.

Who can I work for?

Construction management opportunities exist with building firms and sub-contractors, and in local and central government.

Where and when can I work?

Work is site-based, which can mean you are outdoors in all weathers. Your schedule will be dictated by your current project and could require long, demanding hours. You will regularly travel offsite to see clients and project locations.

What can I earn?

The starting salary for a construction manager varies greatly depending on location. In London you can expect to start on around £33,000; in some areas of the country you could earn up to £75,000 with experience.

What are the benefits?

Aside from being a very lucrative career choice, you will get to undertake a variety of projects in a variety of locations – so lots of opportunity for travel. Also, seeing a project through to completion means this role carries a high level of job satisfacton.

Are there chances of promotion?

Many site managers go on to become contract managers or directors. Opportunities also exist in consultancy, teaching or in a specialist area such as health and safety inspection.

What will I be responsible for?

You will have responsibility for recruitment, preparing the site, planning the work to be done and installing temporary offices for site staff. You will monitor progress, oversee delivery of materials and carry out safety checks and sort out any problems, which could hold up work as they arise – all while keeping the client updated regularly on progress.

Do I need any experience?

The most common route to getting a job as a construction manager is to obtain a degree, an HNC, HND or BTEC qualification, or through the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Graduate Diploma Programme. Alternatively those with several years' industry experience can go into construction management.

What attributes are needed?

You will need to be able to manage projects and people, be assertive and show leadership skills, be highly organised and be able to prioritise effectively. Also, you must have excellent problem solving and conflict management skills.

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Construction Manager

A construction manager is responsible for overseeing an entire construction project, from the initial conception through to the finished build. They ensure work is done safely, on time and within budget, and to the right quality standards.

Who can I work for?

Construction management opportunities exist with building firms and sub-contractors, and in local and central government.

Where and when can I work?

Work is site-based, which can mean you are outdoors in all weathers. Your schedule will be dictated by your current project and could require long, demanding hours. You will regularly travel offsite to see clients and project locations.

What can I earn?

The starting salary for a construction manager varies greatly depending on location. In London you can expect to start on around £33,000; in some areas of the country you could earn up to £75,000 with experience.

What are the benefits?

Aside from being a very lucrative career choice, you will get to undertake a variety of projects in a variety of locations – so lots of opportunity for travel. Also, seeing a project through to completion means this role carries a high level of job satisfacton.

Are there chances of promotion?

Many site managers go on to become contract managers or directors. Opportunities also exist in consultancy, teaching or in a specialist area such as health and safety inspection.

What will I be responsible for?

You will have responsibility for recruitment, preparing the site, planning the work to be done and installing temporary offices for site staff. You will monitor progress, oversee delivery of materials and carry out safety checks and sort out any problems, which could hold up work as they arise – all while keeping the client updated regularly on progress.

Do I need any experience?

The most common route to getting a job as a construction manager is to obtain a degree, an HNC, HND or BTEC qualification, or through the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Graduate Diploma Programme. Alternatively those with several years' industry experience can go into construction management.

What attributes are needed?

You will need to be able to manage projects and people, be assertive and show leadership skills, be highly organised and be able to prioritise effectively. Also, you must have excellent problem solving and conflict management skills.