Macstaff
Electrical Project Manager

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Managing electrical building services contracts from Leicester HQ, plus flexible/hybrid working, for this award-winning Midlands regional M&E Contractor with blue-chip clients and an excellent reputation for quality & delivery. They are in an excellent position currently with a healthy pipeline justifying sustainable growth and will make a great new employer for an experienced electrical project manager.
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The Electrical Project Manager job itself where you will be managing the Electrical aspects of projects, overseeing Electrical fit outs to ensure they are completed within deadlines, to a high standard and in line with the client’s specification. More specifically:
- Managing projects with a value of up to £10M- all Electrical aspects of projects including lighting, power, solar, battery storage, heat pumps and HVAC connection.
- Working with a close-knit projects team.
- Working on highly respected projects across sectors including: Healthcare, Commercial, Industrial, Education, Hotels, Leisure, Manufacturing and Retail.
- Fully involved in client meetings, organising sub-contractors.
- Offered opportunities to progress and grow.
- Routes to progress are there for you to pursue and staff retention is extremely high so you will be able to develop meaningful relationships from your colleagues and collaborate and learn from them.
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To be successful as an Electrical Project Manager you will have experience working within the Building Services Sector as a Electrical Project Manager, Electrical Contracts Manager, Electrical Site Manager or M&E Manager.


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Furthermore, we would be keen to speak to people who have any of the following qualifications, we would love to hear from you: HNC / HND in Electrical/Building Services Engineering.
You will get
As an Electrical Project Manager here, you will enjoy a competitive salary £50K-£60K + company car/allowance. Benefits include automatic enrolment in the private healthcare scheme as well as life insurance and pension. The development of Engineers is promoted & opportunities for growth are present for ambitious colleagues.
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To Electrical Project Manager by applying here (recommended), or by sending a CV to anthony@macstaff.co.uk
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