B&CE Project Manager (Building & Civil Engineering)
Ascension Island
£40000 - £45000.00 per annum
Built environment
- Louise Melton
- Senior Delivery Consultant
I’m currently working in partnership with a leading facilities management and service provider with the crucial hire of an experienced B&CE Project Manager (Building & Civil Engineering) into their Defence division for a UK military base on Ascension Island, South Atlantic.
B&CE Project Manager (Building & Civil Engineering)
£40,000 – £45,000 TAX FREE salary, free accommodation, bonus, full benefits listed below
Location: Ascension Island, South Atlantic
Duties
- Project Management of related works both of a minor and/ or major nature as part of an Annual Funded Programme to a value of £1-5M
- Undertake designs, scopes of works, specifications, and estimating to provide rough order of costs and delivery programmes
- Undertake technical planning, designing and specifying of discrete and new works to be undertaken by supply partners and sub-contractors
- Produce and undertake tendering activities to procure works
- Facilitate the Coordination of CDM 2015 projects in conjunction with HSE adviser
- Communicate with the client on all building and civil engineering matters
- Ensure that all your works are accurately entered into the MAXIMO IT System
Key
- A wide range of experience in project management and project delivery
- Able to deal effectively with sensitive issues
- Enthusiastic and flexible approach, with good communication
- Self-motivated team member with ability to work with minimal supervision
- Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines
- Experience in MAXIMO IT System or similar
- Customer focused
- Full driving license
Additional Information & Benefits
- Full Time
- Notice period 2 months
- Free single occupancy accommodation
- Free 3x meals per day at the mess
- Work clothing provided
- Site allowance 5% of monthly pay (paid monthly)
- Tour bonus 10% (paid annually)
- Compliance requirements – security, visa, medical and dental
- Flights provided free of charge (4 periods: 5 months on, 1 month off on leave)
