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About us
We are a small (but growing!) team based in the Cotswolds, creating exceptional bespoke furniture and cabinetry for high-end residential projects.
What we are looking for
We're looking for an organised, proactive and enthusiastic Project Manager to oversee projects from concept through to installation, ensuring every detail is delivered to the highest standard.
What you'll do
- Manage bespoke furniture and cabinetry projects from start to finish
- Coordinate programmes, resources and material orders
- Liaise with clients, interior designers, architects and contractors
- Work closely with draftspeople to deliver accurate client and workshop drawings
- Support our workshop team with technical and project-related queries
- Keep projects on track, on budget and running smoothly
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Requirements
- 2+ years experience in a similar project management role
- Background in cabinetry and furniture design
- Basic CAD skills, including working with AutoCAD drawings from architects and designers
- Good understanding cabinetry construction and technical drawings
- Confident communicator, both written and verbal
- Full drivers license and car required (as we are based in the middle of the countryside!)


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Job Details
- Full time position
- Salary - dependant on experience
- On site - Meysey Hampton, near Cirencester
Application
Email CV's to sophie@edkeyser.com
Have a look at our website to see some of our past projects, www.edkeyser.com
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