Brown & Wills Recruitment
M & E PROJECT MANAGER

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Mechanical and Electrical Project Manager
An interesting opportunity has become available for a Mechanical and Electrical Project Manager to join a leading build main contractor, where you will provide building services support across a key project in the North Yorkshire area.
This is a long term contract position where you will join an existing team and support them throughout the project delivery phase through to completion in October/November 2027.
Main Responsibilities
- Provide key input into the design and technical specification aspects of the project.
- Manage the day-to-day coordination of building services subcontractors specific to your projects, including technical submissions, changes in design and specification, whilst handling any queries or issues in a proactive manner.
- Review progress and attend meetings as required for works associated with both build and M&E sub-contractor.
- Coordinate between all associated services including Utilities, Sprinklers, M&E installation, PV, Security, CCTV packages.
- Manage the process through to client handover, including commissioning and OM manual documentation.
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Requirements
- You should be a qualified engineer from either a mechanical or electrical bias operating at Project Engineer level or have worked within a similar M&E coordinator/manager role for a build contractor.
- Have the capability and understanding to coordinate both mechanical and electrical disciplines within a commercial build project.
- You should be a strong communicator comfortable operating at all levels.
- Be a proactive personality, holding the ability to spot issues before they become a problem.
- Strong IT skillset


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