IMMEDIATE START – PROJECT MANAGER CLADDING
County Durham Cladding Division Immediate Start
We’re looking for an experienced Project Manager to join our growing Cladding Division on a major upcoming converter station project in County Durham.
We need someone commercially astute who can take ownership of the project through pre-construction and delivery, with a strong understanding of programmes, procurement, subcontractors and commercial performance.
The Project
The project involves:
- Eurobond cladding to the walls
- Kalzip roofing
- Significant pre-construction activity ahead of the works commencing
What We’re Looking For
The successful candidate will have:
- Proven Project Management experience within cladding / roofing / construction
- Strong pre-construction experience
- Excellent understanding of programmes, sequencing and project delivery
- Strong commercial awareness – able to understand costs, variations, forecasting and project performance
- Experience managing subcontractors, suppliers and site teams
- Strong client and stakeholder management skills
- A proactive approach to HSE, quality and compliance
- Excellent communication and organisational skills
- SMSTS
- Relevant CSCS qualification
The Ideal Candidate
We’re particularly interested in someone who has worked on large-scale industrial, commercial or infrastructure projects and can demonstrate they are capable of managing both the commercial and operational sides of a project.
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Project Manager – Cladding in North East employer: Build Recruitment Limited
Build Recruitment Limited is an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic work environment where experienced professionals can thrive. With a strong focus on employee development and safety, we provide opportunities for growth within the construction sector while working on significant projects like the MOD refurbishment in Wyton. Our collaborative culture encourages open communication and teamwork, ensuring that every team member feels valued and empowered to contribute to our success.
