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Barr Group

Cabinetry Designer & Project Manager

Thame
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Barr Joinery and Barr Kitchens manufacture exceptional design-led cabinetry for high-end residential and commercial projects and are currently searching for an experienced Cabinet Design & Project Manager to join their close-knit project team.

Benefits:

As well as a competitive salary (in line with experience) we can offer:

  • Company pension contributions.
  • Individualised training and development programme.
  • Excellent career opportunities.
  • Employee referral scheme.
  • Access to company vehicles for all work activity.

The role:

This key role involves surveying, designing, and delivering bespoke cabinetry and kitchen commissions – working with main contractors, architects, interior designers and private clients. Although a varied role, your work would be focused on taking a project from conception to completion, producing creative and accurate cabinetry drawings to the highest level of detail, working with our highly skilled workshop and installation teams.

  • Communicating (written and verbal), within the team, and between the organisation and all stakeholders (clients, subcontractors, supplies)– to ensure efficient project delivery.
  • Evaluating and responding to the needs of customers and the management team.
  • Translating a brief or a concept design into working drawings.
  • Delivering creative full detailed cabinetry drawings (experience & proficiency using SketchUp is essential) with speed and accuracy.
  • Taking responsibility for your own task lists, time and diary management.
  • Overseeing the delivery and installation of multiple cabinetry projects across multiple locations, site presence will be essential at times during installation.
  • Snagging and critiquing work, implementing improved processes, and raising issues with the wider team when appropriate.
  • The ability to monitor and control profit margin on projects, tracking all outgoings, optimising all procurement for responsible and best practice purchasing.
  • Supporting the director and wider team as appropriate.

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We are looking for someone with:

  • Excellent organisational skills: To ensure work is carried out efficiently, ensuring deadlines are met.
  • Drive, motivation & creativity: A passion for design-led cabinetry; the ability to carry out the role with heart and mind.
  • Self-awareness and accountability for actions: Learning from project outcomes – and making changes to protocols for self and others as a result.
  • Strong communication and relationship building: Able to maintain excellent communication and build relationships within the business, with customers and other stakeholders.
  • Adaptability: Ability to change course when needed, in responding to changing project requirements.
  • Positivity: Carry out duties in a positive and constructive way.
  • Problem solving: Find satisfactory solutions to everyday problems and unique issues alike.
  • Ability to negotiate and influence: In relation to interactions with suppliers, external contractors, designers and architects.

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Further additional benefits:

  • Health and wellbeing support programme.
  • Lively company social calendar.
  • Cycle to work scheme.
  • Electric vehicle acquisition support scheme with an on-site charging point.
  • On-site parking.

In the first instance please send your CV to lucy.w@barrjoinery.co.uk. More detailed information is available on application.

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Skills

Cabinetry Design
Project Management
SketchUp
Surveying
Technical Drawing
Stakeholder Management
Procurement
Budget Control
Site Supervision
Communication
Problem Solving
Negotiation

Location

Thame, England, United Kingdom

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