First Point Group
Build Manager

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Are you a Build Delivery Manager with extensive UK 4G/5G telecoms build delivery experience?
First Point Group is recruiting on behalf of a leading telecoms company for an immediate start in the next 2-4 weeks.
This is UK remote with no preference on location or office attendance.
PLEASE NOTE – sponsorship cannot be provided, candidates must live in the UK with valid rights to work.
Key Responsibilities:
- Project Coordination: Collaborate with the Customer Project Manager to ensure all site builds are correctly instructed.
- PO Management: Ensure all Customer and ASP POs are in place before commencing site work.
- Site Planning: Conduct initial site gating meetings with ASPs, reviewing site-level drawings to confirm that the planned build is both achievable and safe according to customer health and safety policies.
- Health & Safety Management: Oversee health and safety throughout site planning and execution, including the review of site drawings, Construction Phase Health and Safety Plans (CPHSP), Construction Phase Plans (CPP), Risk Assessment Method Statements (RAMs), and other relevant documentation. Work closely with the Health and Safety team as needed.
- WIP Management: Provide accurate forecasting, process hardware in a timely manner, and manage any necessary returns to logistics.
- Execution Support: Work with the On The Day (OTD) team to resolve any in-phase issues, such as site access, transmission, or logistics problems.
- Quality Assurance: Ensure that sites are completed Right First Time (RFT), managing any quality issues with the support of relevant teams to ensure timely cash collection for the company and ASPs.
- Data Management: Maintain accountability for project data, ensuring all site milestones, statuses, and supporting documentation are updated at least weekly for accurate reporting to internal and external stakeholders.
- Reporting: Provide regular project updates to the Customer Project Manager and other stakeholders as required.
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