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Ripe Solutions

Part-Time Project Coordinator (Construction & Supported Housing)

London
£15 – £25/hr
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Part-Time Project Coordinator (Construction & Supported Housing)

We are looking for a proactive and reliable Project Coordinator to support both our supported housing maintenance operations and construction projects at Ripe Solutions.

This is a part-time role (14 hours per week), split between working from home and attending sites 2–3 times per week.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Coordinate maintenance works across supported housing properties
  • Attend site meetings, liaise with clients and contractors, and provide clear updates to the Construction Director
  • Monitor progress on site and help ensure projects run smoothly
  • Manage and track variation requests, including obtaining contractor quotes
  • Assist in sourcing and onboarding new contractors
  • Support business development by building relationships with developers and potential clients

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About You:

  • Organised, communicative, and confident on-site
  • Able to problem-solve and act as the “eyes and ears” of the business
  • Experience in construction, maintenance coordination, or similar is preferred
  • Must be able to attend sites regularly (car preferred)

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What We Offer:

  • Flexible, hybrid working (home + site)
  • Opportunity to grow into a full-time role
  • Potential profit share on new leads secured

Pay:

  • £15–£25 per hour (depending on experience)
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Skills

Project Coordination
Maintenance Coordination
Contractor Management
Site Monitoring
Business Development
Problem Solving
Client Liaison
Variation Request Tracking

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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