b Overview /b p You will lead delivery of construction projects within a three-year capital programme to improve local provision for children and young people. The role sits within the public-sector estates context, coordinating multidisciplinary teams to take schemes from feasibility through handover. You’ll manage risk, compliance and budgets to ensure safe, affordable schemes for users. This is a delivery-focused role with a clear impact on local education and residential provision, offering the chance to shape public-sector capital delivery and governance. /p b Responsibilities /b ul li Lead multiple construction, refurbishment and property adaptation projects /li li Develop clear project scopes, delivery plans, budgets and programmes /li li Coordinate feasibility studies, surveys, designs, planning applications and approvals /li li Manage contractors, consultants, architects and other advisers /li li Lead procurement activity and support appointment of delivery partners /li li Ensure compliance with construction health and safety requirements (CDM 2015) /li li Monitor contractor performance, site safety, quality, cost, risks and milestones /li li Identify delays, cost pressures and compliance issues and take corrective action /li li Maintain project documentation, risk registers, forecasts and progress reports /li li Report to senior managers and governance meetings /li li Collaborate with property, legal, procurement, finance, planning, education and children’s services colleagues /li li Coordinate completion, commissioning, snagging, handover and operational readiness /li li Help establish consistent capital delivery standards across the programme /li /ul b Key requirements /b ul li Experience in construction project management and capital programme delivery /li li Strong health and safety compliance knowledge (CDM Regulations 2015) /li li Contractor and stakeholder management experience /li li Ability to manage capital budgets, programme control and risk management /li li Experience in public-sector or local government environments (public procurement and governance) /li li Ability to work with cross-functional teams (property, legal, procurement, finance, planning, education, children’s services) /li li Knowledge of feasibility, design, procurement, construction, commissioning and handover processes /li /ul ul li stakeholder management /li li clear communication /li li problem solving /li li construction project management /li li health and safety compliance (CDM 2015) /li li contractor management /li /ul
Capital Asset Project Manager employer: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council
Barnsley Council is an exceptional employer dedicated to fostering a supportive and inclusive work environment for its employees. With a strong commitment to professional development, the Advanced Practitioner role within the Practice Development Hub offers opportunities for mentoring, training, and collaboration with educational partners, ensuring that staff have the resources they need to excel. Located in Barnsley, the council promotes a culture of teamwork and innovation, making it an ideal place for motivated practitioners to make a meaningful impact in children's social care.
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Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council Recruitment Team