Design Manager
Coventry
Construction
Salary: £80,000-£85,000 + benefits

The company:
Are you a Design Manager looking for a new role? An exciting opportunity has come about for an experienced individual within the Coventry (and surrounding) area to join a well-established and highly regarded Main Contractor who have been delivering lasting impact for clients within both the Public and Private Sectors.
My client currently enjoys a turnover of £70 million with project values reaching up to £20 million.

The ideal candidate will be a Design Manager and will join the Building Division (care sector) and supporting the team. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a leading main contractor with a strong reputation for delivering high-quality projects. If you are a highly motivated and experienced Design Manager looking for your next challenge, we want to hear from you!

The Role:
• As the Design Manager you will manage and coordinate the design process, ensuring that all designs are delivered to the highest standards, within budget and timescales.
• Manage and mitigate design risks throughout the project lifecycle, ensuring that all designs meet the requirements of the client and all relevant stakeholders working closely with the Project Manager and Commercial team to ensure that designs are delivered within budget and timescales.
• You will also provide technical expertise and guidance to the team on all design-related matters.

What we want from you:
• Previous experience in a Design Manager within the construction industry.
• Strong track record of delivering complex projects on time and within budget.
• Live within or commutable to Coventry
• Experience on Healthcare and care projects. (Preferred)

On Offer for You:
• Salary: £80,000-£85,000 + benefits
• Career development and progression.
• Be a part of an amazing team and company who value work/life balance

If you're interested in the role or have any further questions, please apply, or contact Romi Dhillon at Kenton Black in the Birmingham office on (phone number removed)