In your role as Project Manager you will, In no particular order:

Attend project interviews

Produce tender documentation such as tender programmes and method statements

Produce project protocol documentation and keep accurate records

Meet with the design and technical team to contribute and understand fully the brief, client requirements and the designers intent

Production of Construction Phase Plans

Arrange and chair subcontractor and client meetings

Record meeting minutes

Review and approval of all drawings to ensure accurate before issuing to client team

Manage the project commercials on a daily basis

Assessment of sub-contractor packages

Negotiating with sub-contractors to get the best prices on project packages

Coordination of packages throughout project

Development of project programme from tender programme to fully functioning project programme

Identify variations to contract

Compile variation costs and calculate to be submitted to the client for approval

Compile Extension of Time claims

Work closely with internal production department to plan works required on projects

Ensure specification compliance of all build items

Managing the Site team / site manager

Regular site visits to assess progress and liaise closely with site teams

Collation of site files and site related documentation

Organise the production of O&M Manuals and quality check before issuance.

Participate in post project reviews

As Project Manager with Unusual Projects you will need:

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

Respect for confidentiality, sound judgement and decision making skills

Represent Unusual projects at client and site meetings

Ability to undertake site work both in the UK and Abroad

Ability to read detailed drawings and plans

The ability to solve problems and make decisions using your own initiative

Be efficient, detail and quality minded, hardworking, flexible and responsible with a positive working attitude.

Commercially minded throughout the project.

Be a team player - support all departments in a collaborative manner

Ability to work to programme and deadlines

A full UK driving licence

Working Hours

0830 - 1730 Monday to Friday (40 pw)

Core Hours 0900 - 1600

Breaks 1030 & 1500 Paid (15 mins)

1230 Unpaid (30 mins)

Holiday

Year One - 22 Days

Year Two - 25 Days (After one full year of service)

Year Six - 28 Days (After Five full years of service)