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Are you an experienced Technical Manager with a strong background as a Technical Manager in high-rise residential developments and a thorough understanding of the Building Safety Act and Gateway process? We are looking for a Technical Manager!
We are working with a leading residential developer who are looking for a Technical Manager to deliver a significant scheme in South Wimbledon based out of an office in Crawley. They are looking to appoint a Technical Manager to take ownership of the project from early-stage design and planning submissions through to delivery and practical completion.
Salary - £70k - £85k + Package
Location - Crawley
The Role
As Technical Manager, you will lead the technical function on a complex residential development, managing the design process, consultant team, statutory approvals, and technical delivery throughout the project lifecycle.
You will play a critical role in ensuring the scheme meets all regulatory requirements, including Building Safety Act compliance and Gateway submissions, while driving programme, quality, and commercial objectives.
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Key Responsibilities
- Manage the technical delivery of a high-rise residential scheme from inception to completion.
- Lead and coordinate external consultants, architects, engineers, and specialist advisors.
- Oversee planning amendments, discharge of conditions, Section Agreements, and statutory approvals.
- Prepare and manage Gateway 2 and Gateway 3 submissions in line with the Building Safety Act requirements.
- Act as the key liaison with the Building Safety Regulator and relevant authorities.
- Review and coordinate design information to ensure compliance, buildability, and programme requirements.
- Work closely with Construction, Commercial, Sales, and Planning teams to support project objectives.
- Manage technical risks, design changes, and value engineering exercises where appropriate.
- Ensure all design information is delivered on time and to the required quality standards.
- Support the project through construction, completion, and handover.


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Requirements
- Proven experience working as a Technical Manager or Design Manager within a residential developer or contractor environment.
- Strong track record delivering high-rise residential developments.
- Comprehensive understanding of the Building Safety Act and the Gateway submission process.
- Experience managing projects from pre-construction and planning stages through to practical completion.
- Excellent consultant management and stakeholder engagement skills.
- Sound knowledge of current Building Regulations, NHBC standards, and residential construction practices.
- Strong communication, organisational, and problem-solving abilities.
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