We're working with a major UK housebuilder on a 90-unit timber frame development near Horsham, with enabling works already underway and the site moving towards the next stage of construction.
- Supporting the Senior Site Manager with the day-to-day running of the development.
- Coordinating subcontractors, trades and materials to keep work progressing to programme.
- Monitoring build quality and ensuring NHBC standards are consistently met.
- Carrying out site inspections and maintaining high standards of health & safety.
- Helping manage build sequences, resolve issues and keep communication flowing across the site team.
- Supporting quality checks, plot progression and preparation for handover as the development advances.
Previous experience as an Assistant Site Manager within residential housebuilding. - Ideally, a background with a PLC or volume housebuilder.
- Understanding of timber frame construction and NHBC requirements.
- Confident coordinating subcontractors, monitoring quality and keeping work on programme.
- A proactive approach, good organisation and the confidence to take responsibility.
- SMSTS, CSCS and First Aid.
Near Horsham, West Sussex / Up to Β£55,000 + Package - Salary up to Β£55,000 + package
- A 90-unit timber frame development near Horsham.
- The chance to join during the early stages of the build.
- Support from an experienced Senior Site Manager and visiting Contracts Manager.
- An opportunity to broaden your site management experience and continue progressing your career.
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