M&E Project Manager

Mechanical Project Manager

£80,000 + Travel and benefits.

Are you a Mechanical Project Manager looking to become an M&E Manager (Mechanical) with experience in a new build or fit out of healthcare, lab, or research environment, looking to make the step from subcontracting into a main contractor environment? Then this is the role that puts you at the centre of working with a main contractor on a large laboratory project in Surrey.

The company:

• A well-established main contractor working mostly within the laboratories, health care, and research environment has won a £60m M&E project over the next two years.
• The company is based in Southwest London, but the pipeline of work is in Surrey and London
• The company is industry-recognised and is working on some of London's most complex laboratories, hospitals, and research centres.

Key Responsibilities:

• The M&E Project Manager (Mechanical) will manage the mechanical subcontractor to make sure that the project is running to programme, while coordinating with the build team.
• The M&E Project Manager (Mechanical) will be responsible for the quality of the project's work through its construction cycle through to handover– from a paperwork and walking the site perspective.
• The M&E Project Manager (Mechanical) must be able to liaise with subcontractors on site to ensure that the project is meeting the deadlines and quality control.

Skills and Background:

• You will be reporting to a lead M&E Manager who is electrical and will be happy to help and manage the wider M&E team if the M&E Project Manager (Mechanical) has not worked in this role before.
• The M&E Project Manager should have a Mechanical background and experience working with large mechanical packages valued between £5-10 million.
•  The M&E Project Manager (Mechanical) must have completed a healthcare, life sciences, or laboratory project within the last 3-5 years.
• The M&E Project Manager (Mechanical) must be happy to take responsibility for their workload and assist others when necessary.
• The mechanical project manager must demonstrate the ability to work with and understand diverse teams.

If you are a highly skilled Mechanical Project Manager who is based in southwest London and is looking to step up into the world of main contracting for a well-established company, then we would love to hear from you.