GVR Building Services
Site Manager

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GVR Solutions Site Manager Opportunity
GVR Solutions are currently working with an established contractor delivering a number of fire remediation projects across London and the surrounding areas, and are looking for experienced Site Managers to join their projects on a freelance basis.
This is an excellent opportunity for a Site Manager with a strong construction background and, ideally, previous experience working on fire remediation, cladding, façade, or building safety projects.
Responsibilities Of The Site Manager Include
- Managing subcontractors and site operatives on a daily basis
- Coordinating site activities and ensuring works remain on programme
- Maintaining high standards of health & safety across site
- Conducting regular site inspections and monitoring quality
- Liaising with the Project Manager, Contracts Manager and client representatives
- Managing deliveries, materials and site logistics
- Ensuring works are carried out in accordance with drawings, specifications and RAMS
- Maintaining accurate site records and reporting progress
- Identifying and resolving site issues as they arise
- Ensuring compliance with relevant building regulations and project requirements
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- Proven experience as a Site Manager within the construction industry
- Experience managing refurbishment, remediation or façade projects
- Fire remediation experience is highly desirable
- Strong understanding of health & safety requirements
- Ability to manage multiple subcontractors and trades effectively
- Good organisational and communication skills
- A proactive approach to problem solving
- Relevant Site Management qualifications – SMSTS, CSCS and First Aid
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