Assistant Site Manager in Arnold

Overview

Our Client are a New Build Housing contractor working Nationally. This house builder produce a wide range of homes for first time buyers and Housing Associations across the Country offering all-inclusive specifications. They are looking to recruit an Assistant Site Manager based from their Nottingham site. As the Assistant Site Manager, you will report to and support the number 1 Site Manager to effectively motivate, support and manage the site-based team to ensure that the required health, safety and environmental performance standards are achieved. You will contribute to the efficient and safe management of the building site and help maintain all necessary records and documents throughout every stage of the development.

Responsibilities

• Coordinating the workforce, including Sub contractors and agency staff to meet milestones
• Ensuring that material supplies are available and in stock
• Ensuring that quality standards and construction programmes are met
• Managing and maintaining strong relationships with the subcontractor network on site
• Monitoring Health and Safety on site
• Site inductions
• Mentoring and developing any apprentices or trainees on site
• Liaising with the design team to maintain good working relationships
• Assist with maintaining production in line with build programme and quality best practice
• Ensure the site team deliver excellent customer service through the customer journey
• Plan and manage site order to ensure site waste is reduced
• Ensure the site is secure at the end of each day & complete forklift checklist weekly

Qualifications

• Must have previous experience working for a residential house builder at Assistant Site Manager level
• Must have up-to-date knowledge of health and safety obligations and building legislation
• Ability to manage change and use their own initiative
• Excellent organisational skills with the ability to handle complex situations and motivate others
• Appropriate CSCS card, valid SMSTS, First Aid certificate