Furniture Project Co-ordinator: Grow with a Great Team in England

Furniture Project Co-ordinator: Grow with a Great Team in England

England Full-Time 33750 - 41250 £ / year (est.) On-site
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Manage exciting furniture projects from start to finish and ensure client satisfaction.
  • Company: Join Bigblue, a supportive team in Surrey focused on growth and collaboration.
  • Benefits: Earn up to £40,000 with a permanent contract and fantastic training opportunities.
  • Other info: Enjoy a social work environment with great career progression.
  • Why this job: Be part of a dynamic team that values your input and invests in your future.
  • Qualifications: Strong organisational skills and a passion for project management.

The predicted salary is between 33750 - 41250 £ per year.

Bigblue in Surrey is seeking a Furniture Project Co-ordinator to manage medium to large workspace furniture projects from brief through installation.

You will prepare quotes, coordinate specifications, check dimensions from drawings, and handle day-to-day client queries.

The role offers up to £40,000, a permanent contract, and excellent training and career progression within a collaborative, social team that invests in its people.

Furniture Project Co-ordinator: Grow with a Great Team in England employer: Bigblue

Join a leading workplace design and fit-out business in London, where creativity meets collaboration. As an Interior Design Specialist, you'll enjoy a supportive team environment, excellent benefits, and clear career progression opportunities while working on high-profile projects for renowned brands. This is your chance to elevate your career in a dynamic and innovative setting that values your contributions and fosters professional growth.

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Contact Details:

Bigblue Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Furniture Project Co-ordinator: Grow with a Great Team in England

Project Management
Client Coordination
Quoting and Pricing
Specification Management
Attention to Detail
Dimension Checking
Communication Skills