Clerk of Works M&E in Birmingham

Clerk of Works

A respected construction consultancy is seeking a driven, field-based Clerk of Works to join its Birmingham team, covering projects across the Midlands.

The Clerk of Works Role

The successful Clerk of Works will be responsible for inspecting workmanship, quality and safety across a varied portfolio of construction projects.

Working closely with surveyors, project teams, aftercare colleagues and clients, the Clerk of Works will provide clear and accurate reporting throughout the construction process.

Responsibilities

• Reporting back on M&E installation, quality assurance and workmanship to the aftercare team and surveyors.
• Attending initial and recurring project meetings with clients and the wider project team.
• Carrying out regular site inspections across projects throughout the Midlands.
• Ensuring works are delivered in accordance with drawings, specifications and required quality standards.
• Inspecting workmanship, materials, installations and site quality.
• Completing and distributing site inspection reports, progress reports and quality control documentation.
• Providing clear photographic records of progress and defects.
• Attending site meetings and delivering verbal updates to clients and project teams.
• Identifying defects, non-compliance and areas requiring corrective action.
• Assisting with snagging and de‑snagging inspections.
• Supporting project handover procedures.
• Maintaining professional communication with clients, contractors and colleagues.

The Clerk of Works

The successful Clerk of Works will ideally have:

• Previous experience working as a Clerk of Works, Site Inspector, Quality Inspector or similar.
• A sound understanding of building construction and site quality standards.
• Experience inspecting residential developments.
• Experience in M&E inspections, installations and quality control.
• A strong eye for detail and high‑quality workmanship.
• Knowledge of fire stopping, ideally supported by a relevant qualification.
• MICWCI status or a commitment to working towards membership.
• A valid CSCS card.
• Strong verbal communication skills and confidence contributing during meetings.
• The ability to manage several projects and competing deadlines.
• A full, clean UK driving licence and willingness to travel regularly across the Midlands.

In Return?

Salary: £60,000 – £70,000

• Company pension scheme.
• Professional membership fees paid.
• Structured training and personal development.
• CPD courses and support towards professional qualifications.
• Clear long‑term career development plan.
• Bi‑annual career and progression reviews.
• Opportunities for promotion and role diversification.
• Private healthcare.
• Death‑in‑service benefit.
• Supportive and sociable Birmingham‑based team.
• Regular team events and social activities.

If you are a Clerk of Works, with M&E experience in the midlands, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James.

REF: 21864