JRL Group Ltd
Dry Lining Site Manager

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Dry Lining Site Manager - Luton LU1
JRL Dry Lining are looking for an experienced Dry Lining Site Manager for our project in Luton LU1. This contract is available to start immediately and is for up to 12 months in duration.
Responsibilities
- Assist in the provision of a safe, efficient and cost effective service stream on all areas of service delivery ensuring the highest quality of work is provided in the timescales determined by the contract.
- Review method statements and risk assessments to ensure compliance with procedures, arrange and chair pre-start meetings with sub-contractors and attend hand-over meeting with pre-construction team.
- Issue correct notices and relevant contractual correspondence to sub-contractors at the appropriate time.
- Instigate, control and run projects from contract award to handover within budgetary constraints.
- Manage designated projects to meet company objectives post-contract with an input into pre-contract requirements emphasizing customer care and business excellence.
- Maintain accurate site diaries for all activities and highlight any risk items to appropriate manager.
- Control and monitor day works for subcontractors.
- Be aware of the production, on-going analysis & mitigation of project risks.
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- New Build Apartments. 1st & 2nd fix dry lining partitions, MF Ceilings, SFS and CIP Panels.
- Up to 12 months work.
- Site hours 7:30am – 5:30pm Monday to Friday with 1 hour break (9hrs worked per day).
- 10hrs paid.
- £270.00 per day.
- CIS / UTR Payment (No Umbrella companies / fees).
Requirements
- Must have an extensive background as a Site Manager within the drylining sector.
- A valid CSCS Card.
- SMSTS OR SSSTS.
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To apply please submit an application via the advert along with your up to date CV.
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