At a Glance
- Tasks: Manage projects, coordinate teams, and ensure high-quality development standards.
- Company: Dynamic company focused on innovative placemaking and community engagement.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, professional growth opportunities, and a collaborative work environment.
- Other info: Exciting role with opportunities to work with diverse stakeholders and make a real difference.
- Why this job: Be at the forefront of impactful projects that shape communities and enhance living spaces.
- Qualifications: Strong communication skills and experience in project management or related fields.
The predicted salary is between 54000 - 66000 £ per year.
This position requires genuine buy-in to high-quality placemaking and contemporary development standards, alongside the diplomatic touch needed to manage relationships with external consultants, contractors, joint-venture partners, local authorities and neighbouring communities.
Serve as a core client-side liaison, assuming typical client roles to manage daily coordination between main contractors, external consultants, statutory authorities and development partners.
Run, manage and update each project’s pre-start trackers (M1 through to M15) and Project Lifetime Trackers, chairing associated meetings and ensuring outcomes are recorded and actioned.
Act as Project Lead during transitional stages to maintain continuity between internal teams and disciplines.
Manage third-party relationships including neighbours, interested parties, managing agents and relevant legal agreements.
Oversee the project completion process, pulling together building control sign-offs, Principal Designer documentation and latent defect warranties to ensure sales progress without delay.
Carry out client-side governance tasks, including registering developments for naming and numbering and notifying local authorities of council tax triggers.
Direct day-to-day operational relationships with Affordable Housing Providers.
Maintain and update company-wide systems alongside the technical department, including the housing catalogue and specifications.
Assist the construction team with site inspections to monitor build quality, site safety standards and architectural integrity.
Facilitate statutory approval workflows, including planning condition discharges, Section 106 agreements, Building Safety Act compliance and utility connections.
Oversee end-stage handover processes and coordinate commissioning records, taking an instrumental role in establishing customer handover frameworks alongside appointing Managing Agents.
Assistant Project Manager, Project Management in London employer: Thomas Gray
Join a leading civil engineering consultancy near Stansted, where your expertise will be valued and your career can flourish. With a strong focus on mentorship and professional development, you'll have the opportunity to lead impactful projects while collaborating with a supportive team in a dynamic work environment. Enjoy a culture that prioritises innovation and client satisfaction, making it an excellent place for ambitious engineers to thrive.
