Commercial Site Supervisor
Linkit Recruitment About the role
Commercial Site Supervisor | Renewable Energy | Nationwide Projects Most Site Supervisor roles are exactly the same.
Tick the boxes.
Manage subcontractors.
Complete paperwork.
Move onto the next project.
This isn t one of them.
We re recruiting for a growing business delivering large-scale renewable energy projects across the UK, and they re looking for a commercially minded Site Supervisor who wants more than just another site.
You ll be trusted to take ownership of projects, coordinate specialist subcontractors, work closely with Project Managers and play a key role in delivering complex commercial ground source heat pump installations.
Don t have direct heat pump experience?
That s not a deal breaker.
If you ve supervised commercial construction, M d like to speak with you.
What you ll be doing Leading day-to-day site activities across commercial projects.
Coordinating subcontractors, materials, plant and deliveries.
Driving high standards of quality, health re looking for Site Supervisor or similar experience within commercial constructio...
Your tasks
Lead exciting renewable energy projects and coordinate specialist subcontractors.
Your profile
Experience in commercial construction supervision is essential.
What's also included
Competitive salary, career growth, and the chance to make a real impact.
Tech stack & ways of working
Commercial Site Supervisor employer: Linkit Recruitment
At LRL, we pride ourselves on being an excellent employer, offering a supportive work culture that values safety and quality in the manufacturing sector. Our team members enjoy competitive benefits, ongoing training opportunities, and the chance to grow their skills in a dynamic environment located in Bicester, where innovation meets community. Join us to be part of a dedicated workforce committed to excellence in electrical testing and inspection.
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Your perspectives
Take ownership of projects and contribute to sustainable energy solutions.
