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Client Project Manager

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We are assisting a well-established, Bathgate-based developer with decades of continuous operation as they seek to appoint a Client Project Manager as part of a strategically important succession plan within their team.
If you are an experienced Client Project Manager capable in leading new build developments with values up to £10m then we are keen to hear from you. In this role you will be responsible for end-to-end project delivery, from pre-construction planning through to handover, ensuring programmes, budgets, and quality standards are met or exceeded.
This is a high-visibility role where you'll work closely with senior leadership, clients, design teams, subcontractors, and local authorities.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead and manage new build construction projects (residential/commercial) up to £10m in value
- Develop and maintain robust project programmes, ensuring timely delivery against milestones
- Manage project budgets, cost control, and commercial reporting
- Drive strong stakeholder engagement with clients, consultants, contractors, and statutory bodies
- Ensure contractual compliance and manage variations, claims, and risk effectively
- Oversee health, safety, and quality standards on site in line with company and legislative requirements
- Mentor and support site teams, fostering a collaborative and high-performance culture
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- Proven experience as a Client Project Manager within new build construction, ideally with projects up to £10m
- Strong stakeholder management skills—able to build trusted relationships at all levels
- Solid contractual and commercial awareness, with experience managing JCT forms of contract
- Excellent organisational, communication, and problem-solving abilities
- A proactive, solutions-focused mindset with a commitment to quality and safety


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Why Join?
- Work for a stable, respected business with decades of continuous operation
- Be part of a friendly, welcoming team with a genuinely supportive culture
- Benefit from low staff turnover and clear pathways for career progression
- Competitive remuneration package and company benefits
How to Apply
If you're a confident Project Manager with a track record in new build developments and strong commercial acumen, we'd love to hear from you.
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