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Project Manager (Commercial Fit-Out)

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Project Manager (Commercial Fit-Out)
Co. Antrim / UK & ROI travel
£55k to £75k
We are hiring for our client, a forward-thinking construction company specialising in commercial retail fit-out projects across NI, ROI and the UK. Due to continued growth and a strong pipeline, they are seeking a Project Manager in Commercial Fit-Out to join their expanding team.
This Project Manager role offers the opportunity to deliver high-quality projects while working in a collaborative, hands-on environment. The successful Project Manager will play a key role in managing projects end-to-end and maintaining strong client relationships.
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- Attractive Salary - £55,000 to £75,000 + Van + Benefits
- Travel Opportunities - Projects across NI, ROI and Mainland UK
- Collaborative Culture - Quality-focused with strong client partnerships
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The Role:
- Manage commercial retail fit-out projects from inception to completion
- Deliver projects on time, within budget, and to high quality standards
- Lead site teams, subcontractors and suppliers
- Maintain strong communication with clients and senior management
- Ensure compliance with health & safety regulations and company policies
The Person:
- 2+ years' experience as a Project Manager within commercial fit-out
- Relevant qualifications (Degree / SMSTS / First Aid)
- Strong leadership, organisational and communication skills
- Willingness to travel across NI, ROI and the UK


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The Reward:
- £55,000 - £75,000 (DOE)
- Company van & fuel card
- £25 daily food allowance
- Medical insurance
- 5% pension contribution
Next Steps - Why Hunter Savage
For further information and to apply for this Project Manager (Commercial Fit-Out) role, please contact Adam Adair at Hunter Savage.
As a specialist recruitment consultancy, Hunter Savage partners with leading organisations across the Built Environment sector, offering expert, confidential advice and access to the best career opportunities across NI & ROI.
Salary is a guide and negotiable based on experience. We reserve the right to enhance shortlisting criteria depending on response levels.
Desired Skills and Experience
- Construction / Fit-Out Project Management
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