Madison Berkeley
Project Manager

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Project Manager – Private Sector
Central London | £45,000–£55,000 | Hybrid working
Madison Berkeley is working with a leading property and construction consultancy looking to appoint a Project Manager to its growing Central London team.
This is an excellent opportunity for a confident Project Manager with solid private-sector experience to join a friendly, sociable and ambitious office. You’ll work across a varied pipeline of commercial, residential, hotel and fit-out projects, taking responsibility for delivery while receiving strong support for your continued development.
The role
- Manage projects from inception through to completion.
- Act as Project Manager, Contract Administrator and Employer’s Agent.
- Coordinate consultants, contractors and wider project teams.
- Build strong relationships with existing and new clients.
- Prepare and present project reports, programmes and other key deliverables.
- Monitor project budgets, risks, timescales and commercial performance.
- Support bids, business development and the continued growth of the private-sector offering.
- Mentor junior colleagues and contribute to the wider team.
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About you
- Previous project management experience within the private property and construction sector.
- Experience delivering commercial, residential, hotel or fit-out projects would be advantageous.
- Strong knowledge of project management processes and construction contracts.
- Confident, commercially minded and comfortable managing client relationships.
- An excellent communicator with strong problem-solving and negotiation skills.
- MRICS, MAPM or MCIOB qualified, or actively working towards chartership.
- Able to manage your own workload while collaborating effectively with a wider team.


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What’s on offer
- Salary of £45,000–£55,000.
- Hybrid and flexible working.
- Clear opportunities for progression within a growing team.
- Support towards MRICS or APM accreditation where required.
- Contributory pension and employee assistance programme.
- International development opportunities.
- A genuinely friendly and sociable office culture, with regular team events.
To find out more, please contact Oli Jones at Madison Berkeley for a confidential conversation.
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