Mechanical Project Manager

Mechanical Project Manager

Posted 1 week ago by Michael Taylor Search & Selection

£500 Per day
Undetermined
Undetermined
London, ENG, GB

Summary: The Mechanical Project Manager role involves overseeing flagship commercial new builds valued up to £30 million for a leading M&E contractor in the UK. The position requires managing all elements of the mechanical package from design to delivery, ensuring compliance with contract requirements, and fostering collaboration among team members and stakeholders. The ideal candidate should possess significant industry experience and strong communication skills, with a focus on health and safety and quality management. This role offers excellent exposure and internal training opportunities within a reputable company known for staff retention.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Managing all elements of the defined Mechanical package, from design to delivery into service.
  • Ensuring compliance with precontract, contract governance, mobilisation, construction, delivery, and handover requirements.
  • Managing relevant subcontractors to ensure adherence to project requirements.
  • Issuing contract notices, including early warnings, in a timely manner as required under the NEC contract.
  • Promoting a collaborative environment among team members, stakeholders, and the supply chain.
  • Establishing site organisation and facilitating effective communication between employer’s representatives.
  • Issuing reports and information as defined in the SWI documentation within stipulated time frames.
  • Leading on programme and production control processes associated with package responsibility.
  • Advising project lead on programme slippage and necessary actions.
  • Assisting in programme preparation, understanding critical path activities, system constraints, and interdependencies.
  • Reviewing design information to ensure buildability and commissionability.
  • Ensuring safe work practices on site, conducting weekly health and safety tours, and recording issues.
  • Ensuring robust method statements and risk assessments are approved before work commencement.
  • Leading on quality aspects associated with package responsibility, ensuring snag-free handovers.

Key Skills:

  • 5 years’ industry experience.
  • Good general knowledge of building services engineering systems and their implementation.
  • Strong communication skills.
  • Competent in health and safety management.
  • Programme oriented.
  • Attention to quality.
  • Good organisational skills and ability to implement systems.
  • Innovative mindset.
  • Ability to work independently.
  • Strong relationship-building skills with external professionals, clients, contractors, and suppliers.
  • Strategic thinking at project level.

Salary (Rate): £500/day

City: London

Country: UK

Working Arrangements: undetermined

IR35 Status: undetermined

Seniority Level: undetermined

Industry: Other

Detailed Description From Employer:

Client: My client has established themselves as one of the UK’s premier M&E contractors. Following their formation almost 75 years ago, they have grown their turnover to over £300m per annum. The business boasts an envious track record of delivering some of the UK’s and London’s landmark projects. Typically they specialise in major shell and core projects in sectors such as; commercial offices, healthcare, pharmaceutical and education. Despite their size, this Tier 1 M&E Contractor has fantastic staff retention rates with a reputation for looking after their staff. They offer excellent exposure and internal training schemes with a hands-on approach to developing their staff.

Role: Mechanical Project Manager – London – £400-£500 per day The successful candidate will be overseeing flagship Commercial new build valued up to £30 million M&E.

Responsibilities:

  • Managing all elements of the defined Mechanical package, From design to delivery into service. Ensuring all aspects detailed in the precontract, contract governance, mobilisation, construction, delivery and handover sections are fully adhered to. Managing the relevant subcontractor, to ensure full compliance to these requirements.
  • Ensuring any contract notices including early warnings, as required under the NEC contract, are issued in a timely manner.
  • Promoting and delivering a collaborative environment throughout all members of the team including stakeholders and the supply chain. Establishing and maintaining site organisation and facilitate effective communications between the employer’s representatives.
  • Ensuring all reports and information defined in the SWI documentation, are issued in the time frames stipulated. This will include providing the necessary package narrative for client reports.
  • Leading on all aspects of the programme and production control process, associated with your package responsibility. Ensuring that the programme is maintained and where programme is slipping, advising the project lead in good time, so that appropriate action can be taken.
  • Taking part in decisions affecting cost and programme, such that issues are considered holistically for the good of the overall project.
  • Assisting in the preparation of all programmes, understanding critical path activities, system constraints and interdependencies.
  • Reviewing and commenting on all design information, to ensure it is buildable and commissionable.
  • Ensuring all works undertaken on site, are done so in a safe manner. Carrying out weekly health and safety tours and record all issues on Yellow Jacket.
  • Ensuring robust method statements, risk assessments are in place and approved, prior to commencement of any works.
  • Leading on all aspects of quality, associated with your package responsibility. Ensuring each handover date, or area completion is achieved snag-free. Ensure works are completed in time and include snagging clearance.

The ideal candidate will have:

  • 5 years’ industry experience
  • Good general knowledge of building services engineering systems and their implementation.
  • Good communicator.
  • Competent in Health and Safety management.
  • Programme oriented.
  • Eye for quality.
  • Good organiser and able to implement systems.
  • Prepared to be innovative.
  • Ability to work on own initiative.
  • Ability to build relationships e.g. marketing relationships with external professionals and clients, strategic relationships with contractors and suppliers.
  • Develop and contribute strategic thinking at Project level.

In return they offer:

  • A healthy pipeline of work