Michael Page Property and Construction

Are you an experienced Commercial Manager with a strong background in Social Housing Planned Works? Do you thrive on leading commercial teams, driving profitability, and delivering successful refurbishment and investment programmes? Client Details We are partnering with a leading construction and property services organisation to recruit a Commercial Manager to join their growing Planned Maintenance division. This is a senior leadership opportunity offering responsibility for multiple social housing contracts and the chance to play a key role in delivering major investment and regeneration programmes across the West Midlands. Description Lead the commercial management of multiple social housing planned works contracts. Drive contract profitability through effective cost control, forecasting and cash flow management. Manage, mentor and develop teams of Quantity Surveyors, Senior Quantity Surveyors and Assistant Quantity Surveyors. Ensure robust contract administration, commercial governance and risk management. Oversee subcontractor procurement, valuations, payments and final accounts. Identify value engineering opportunities and support commercial improvement initiatives. Work collaboratively with Operational Managers, Project Managers and Clients to deliver successful outcomes. Support contract mobilisation, delivery and close-out activities. Produce accurate CVRs, financial reports and forecasts. Protect and maximise contractual entitlements through effective contract management. Profile Proven experience operating as a Commercial Manager or Senior Commercial Manager within Social Housing Planned Works. Experience managing multiple contracts simultaneously. Previous leadership experience with direct reports and responsibility for developing commercial teams. Strong knowledge of JCT and NEC contracts. Excellent commercial, financial and contractual management capability. Experience producing CVRs, forecasts and financial performance reports. Strong client-facing and stakeholder management skills. Full UK Driving Licence. Job Offer Competitive salary Car allowance Annual bonus scheme Private healthcare Enhanced pension contributions 26 days annual leave plus bank holidays Flexible working arrangements Ongoing leadership development and career progression opportunities Opportunity to work on high-profile social housing investment and refurbishment programmes If you're interested in this role, apply now. People are at the heart of Michael Page. We are committed to creating an inclusive environment. As an inclusive recruiter we welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, identities and experiences. If you require any adjustments or accommodations during the recruitment process, we'll work with you to ensure you can perform at your best.

As a Disrepair Surveyor in Birmingham, you'll be assessing and managing property disrepair cases within the public sector. Your work will play a key role in ensuring properties meet required standards and addressing tenant concerns effectively. Client Details Large Social Housing provider in the Midlands. Description Conduct property inspections to identify disrepair issues and recommend solutions. Prepare detailed reports on findings and proposed remedial actions. Work closely with contractors to ensure repairs are completed to a high standard. Provide technical advice and guidance to tenants on disrepair matters. Manage and monitor disrepair claims, ensuring compliance with relevant regulations. Maintain accurate records of inspections, reports, and communications. Liaise with legal teams on disrepair cases, providing expert input when required. Ensure all work is carried out in line with health and safety guidelines. Profile A successful Disrepair Surveyor should have: Relevant qualifications in construction or a related field. Strong knowledge of housing disrepair legislation and standards. Experience in conducting property inspections and preparing detailed reports. Ability to effectively liaise with contractors, tenants, and legal teams. Attention to detail and strong organisational skills. Job Offer Hourly rate of £35.75 dependent on the level of experience. Temporary position offering flexibility in Birmingham.

The role of Building Surveyor requires expertise in property assessments, maintenance planning, and project management to ensure buildings meet safety and quality standards. Based in Alderley Edge, with regular site visits this position offers a permanent opportunity for a professional with at least five years surveying experience, seeking to contribute to the real estate and property industry. Client Details Our client, based in Alderley Edge, is one of the largest providers of commercial and residential property in the UK and are proud to provide high quality modern retail, industrial and office space across the North West region. Description The Building Surveyor will: Conduct commercial property inspections to assess condition and compliance with regulations. Prepare detailed reports and maintenance schedules for buildings. Manage refurbishment and renovation projects, ensuring timely delivery and budget adherence. Provide technical advice on building structures and materials. Coordinate with contractors and stakeholders to ensure project requirements are met. Monitor building performance and recommend improvements where necessary. Ensure health and safety standards are maintained across all projects. Keep accurate records of all surveys, inspections, and project progress. Profile A successful Building Surveyor should have: Good understanding of construction methods, building technology, building regulations and construction legislation. Experience within a commercial building surveying or construction environment, including maintenance projects. Ability to interpret technical drawings, specifications and survey information. Strong communication, analytical, problem-solving and report-writing skills. Excellent organisation, attention to detail and time management skills, with the ability to manage multiple deadlines. Professional, client-focused approach with the ability to work independently and collaboratively. Familiarity with contract administration processes and project delivery. Experience using AutoCAD (desirable), surveying software and Microsoft Office. A Degree, HNC, HND or equivalent qualification in a relevant field (Building Surveying, Construction Management, or a related discipline). Full UK Driving Licence. RICS membership/working towards chartership and a CSCS Card being advantageous. Job Offer The role of Building Surveyor benefits from: Competitive salary ranging from £45,000 to £50,000 per annum. Company car and fuel card or car allowance. Pension scheme. Death in Service benefit (3 times annual salary). Sickness scheme. Holiday allowance of 25 days per year. Free parking available on-site. If you are a qualified Building Surveyor looking to advance your career in the property industry, this role could be the perfect fit. Apply today to join a respected organisation in Alderley Edge!

The Estates Surveyor role involves managing and optimising property assets within the business services sector. This permanent position offers a chance to apply your property expertise in a professional and rewarding environment. Client Details This opportunity is with a well-established organisation in the business services industry. They are a medium-sized company with a strong reputation for delivering high-quality property management solutions. Description Professional Building Surveying & Asset Management Act as the lead Building Surveyor for the estate, overseeing condition surveys, lifecycle planning and asset management strategies. Prepare and manage Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) schedules and long-term maintenance plans for each site. Scope, specify and manage building works, from feasibility and design through to tendering, valuation checks and final account sign-off. Provide professional advice on building pathology, defects, remedial strategies and value-driven solutions. Statutory Compliance & Professional Governance Ensure full compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements, including: Fire Risk Assessments CDM Regulations Asbestos, water hygiene, electrical and gas safety Health & Safety at Work Act Maintain full, auditable records of O&M manuals, certifications, reports and compliance documentation. Advise senior stakeholders on risk, liability and professional standards across the portfolio. Lease Advisory, Dilapidations & Commercial Matters Support and advise on: Lease renewals, rent reviews and landlord negotiations Service charge reviews and lease compliance Dilapidations exposure and strategy Work closely with advisors and legal teams on lease and property-related matters, providing surveyor-led commercial insight. Insurance, Valuations & Risk Oversee reinstatement assessments, property questionnaires and insurer-led surveys. Ensure property valuations are technically sound and commercially appropriate. Lead on insurer-recommended works and risk mitigation strategies. Project Leadership & Stakeholder Engagement Manage consultants, contractors and professional advisers in line with RICS and CDM best practice. Act as a trusted technical adviser to directors and operational leaders. Guide and support local facilities teams on maintenance standards, contractor control and compliance requirements. Profile A successful Estates Surveyor should have: Essential MRICS or AssocRICS (Building Surveying or similar pathway), or qualified by experience with strong professional credibility. Proven experience delivering core Building Surveyor functions across a multi-site commercial or industrial estate. Strong knowledge of statutory compliance, CDM and building safety. Comfortable acting as the senior technical authority within a business. Desirable Experience managing both freehold and leasehold assets. Exposure to dilapidations, lease advisory work and insurance reinstatement matters. Background in logistics, industrial or operational environments. Experience operating within entrepreneurial or owner-managed businesses. Job Offer Competitive salary of £65,000 per annum. Permanent, full-time position in the business services industry. Opportunities to work on diverse and challenging property projects. Supportive and professional work environment. If you are an experienced Estates Surveyor looking to advance your career in property management, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity.

The position of Interim Building Surveyor in the public sector involves overseeing and managing construction-related projects to ensure compliance with regulations and standards. This temporary role in London requires a detail-oriented professional with expertise in building surveying and a strong understanding of construction processes. Client Details This organisation operates within the public sector and is part of a construction-focused department. It is a medium-sized entity dedicated to maintaining and improving infrastructure, with a commitment to delivering quality services to the local community. Description Conducting building surveys and preparing detailed reports on findings. Ensuring compliance with building regulations and safety standards. Managing and overseeing construction and maintenance projects from inception to completion. Providing technical advice and support to stakeholders. Preparing and managing project budgets and timelines effectively. Inspecting properties to identify necessary repairs or improvements. Collaborating with contractors and other professionals to ensure project success. Maintaining accurate records and documentation for each project. Profile A successful Interim Building Surveyor should have: A relevant qualification in building surveying or a related field. Proven expertise in conducting building inspections and preparing reports. Strong knowledge of construction standards and building regulations. Experience managing projects in the public sector or construction industry. Excellent organisational and problem-solving skills. The ability to communicate effectively with a range of stakeholders. Job Offer Competitive daily rate of GBP 315.0 to GBP 385.0. Opportunity to work on diverse and impactful public sector projects in London. Temporary role offering flexibility and professional growth. Chance to contribute to the improvement of local infrastructure. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled Interim Building Surveyor to bring their expertise to the public sector. If you are ready to make a meaningful impact, apply today!

Responsible for pre/post-inspection and reports for responsive repairs, void works and cyclical repairs within the relevant area of operation, consulting and engaging with customers, leaseholders and with internal and external stakeholders in the region. Client Details One of the UK's largest HA's, committed to providing excellent housing services to members of the communities Description Deliver an effective & efficient Repairs & Maintenance service at an operational level to include a regionally based professional surveying service, disrepair works, Major/Complex Works, FRA, responsive repairs, voids and aids and adaptations. Prepare and carry out diagnostic inspections, surveys & technical reports in accordance with Group practice. Providing accurate technical advice with competent & thorough surveys/post-inspections. Identifies and manages insurance claims ensuring most economically advantageous outcome for the organisation. To include, property inspections, managing decants, liaising with loss adjusters/insurance team. Technical lead within the Housing team during the handover of any new developments to ensure quality control through to completion and the end of defects. Effective and efficiently control budgetary spend of approx. £2m within individual area of operation, ensuring revenue and capital spend are recorded accurately. Review invoices and requests for payment from contractors, challenge and resolve submissions where required. Deliver and effectively manage legal disrepair claims and Environmental Health Orders in line with group process and provide detailed reports, and manage complex repairs to an agreed outcome to protect Clarion interests. Ensure effective liaison with in-house service provider, M&E contractors and external sub-contractor staff to ensure the delivery of a top quartile service in line with industry standards, schedule of Rates, operational regulatory framework, health & safety (including asbestos) Management and coordination of empty properties to ensure minimal rental loss and maximum return. Carry out major void inspections, ensuring void works are completed to Clarion lettable standard against key performance indicators and providing detailed costing for the Options Appraisal's. Ensure delivery of all works in line with all compliance requirements and promotion of the organisation's Health & Safety policy and legislation, all personal risk assessments completed/reviewed and relevant action taken to mitigate risk. Maintaining excellent customer satisfaction by taking ownership and demonstrating proactive collaborative working with repairs providers Ensure all ongoing professional and personal development is updated. Profile Diploma in Surveying, Property and Maintenance Level 3 Membership of a relevant professional body e.g. RICS or CIOB Knowledge of the Social Housing Sector and awareness of its regulations A demonstrable knowledge of building construction, building standards, planning regulations, regulatory standards, health & safety and other legislation relevant to asset management. Knowledge of financial management and controls within a contractor management and day to day repairs delivery context and ability to flag adverse spend and mitigate risks of overspends. Knowledge of effective professional surveying service for responsive repairs, voids and aids and adaptations to high levels of customer satisfaction Understanding of data management and Intermediate level of experience in Microsoft Excel, Word and PowerPoint IT systems. Excellent communications skills, both oral and written with colleagues, residents, service providers, contractors, consultants and other stakeholders Effective liaison skills with staff, residents, service providers, contractors and consultants Ability to work independently and as part of a team Management of small projects and an understanding of CDMC Job Offer Immediate Start, comptitive rates, 36 hour week, milage from the office and hybrid set up

We are seeking a proactive Support Building Manager to provide cover across a Greater Manchester portfolio, ensuring smooth day-to-day operations and exceptional customer service. This role involves managing building facilities, liaising with clients, and maintaining high standards throughout the property. Client Details Our client is one of the largest providers of commercial property in the UK, and are proud to provide high quality modern retail, industrial and office space across the Manchester region. Description The Support Building Manager will: Operate the reception area and welcome visitors and staff. Liaise daily with building clients and senior management. Book meeting rooms and manage amenity areas. Monitor cleaning standards across the facility. Maintain building check sheets and ensure presentation of internal and external areas. Coordinate with the Facilities Manager for minor maintenance tasks. Close down the building and amenity areas at the end of the day, ensuring readiness for the next day. Profile A successful Support Building Manager should have: Experience in facilities/building management. Strong hospitality and client relationship skills. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Highly organised with attention to detail. Ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks. Flexible and adaptable to work across various buildings. Flexibility to work across various locations in the region. A background in real estate and property management. Own transport and UK driving licence (essential). Job Offer The role of Support Building Manager benefits from: Competitive salary of £35,895 per annum. Comprehensive pension scheme to support your future. Opportunity to work in the thriving Property industry. Supportive and professional company culture. If you are ready to take the next step in your real estate and property career, apply today to become a Support Building Manager in the Manchester area.

We are seeking a proactive Building Manager to provide excellent building and facilities services in the Greater Manchester area, ensuring smooth day-to-day operations and exceptional customer service. This role involves managing building facilities, liaising with clients, and maintaining high standards throughout the property. Client Details Our client is one of the largest providers of commercial property in the UK, and are proud to provide high quality modern retail, industrial and office space across the Greater Manchester region. Description The Building Manager will: Operate the reception area and welcome visitors and staff. Liaise daily with building clients and senior management. Book meeting rooms and manage amenity areas. Monitor cleaning standards across the facility. Maintain building check sheets and ensure presentation of internal and external areas. Coordinate with the Facilities Manager for minor maintenance tasks. Close down the building and amenity areas at the end of the day, ensuring readiness for the next day. Profile A successful Building Manager should have: Experience in facilities/building management. Strong hospitality and client relationship skills. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Highly organised with attention to detail. Ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks. A background in real estate and property management. Job Offer The role of Building Manager benefits from: Competitive salary of £35,000-£40,000 per annum (depending on experience) Comprehensive pension scheme to support your future. Opportunities for career growth and development. Supportive and professional company culture. If you are ready to take the next step in your real estate and property career, apply today to become a Building Manager in Greater Manchester.

Our client is looking for an experienced Site Manager to lead the delivery of social housing planned works. As Site Manager, you will operational delivery staff across multiple workstreams. Client Details Our client is a leading property services contractor with a proven track record of delivering high quality works across the social housing sector. With a focus on planned refurbishments, the business partners with housing associations and local authorities to improve homes and communities across the UK. Description Lead and manage Site Managers and operational teams delivering planned maintenance works Oversee kitchen and bathroom refurbishment programmes within social housing properties Ensure contracts are delivered on time, within budget, and in line with quality expectations Monitor performance against KPIs, driving continuous improvement Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, residents, and stakeholders Ensure full compliance with health & safety regulations and company procedures Manage programme planning, resource allocation, and subcontractor performance Contribute to commercial performance, including cost control and value optimisation Profile Proven experience in a Contract Manager/Site Manager role within social housing or planned maintenance Strong track record delivering kitchen and bathroom refurbishment programmes Experience managing site teams and operational staff Proven leadership, communication, and management skills Strong understanding of health & safety and compliance requirements Job Offer £55k-£60k base salary £6,500 car allowance or company car Approximately 15% in annual bonus 5% employer pension contribution 26 days AL plus bank holidays Private healthcare benefits Clear progression path / opportunities

The Commercial Energy Assessor will play a key role in managing energy efficiency and sustainability across the organisation's real estate and property portfolio for the West Midlands, East Midlands and South regions of England. This permanent, field-based position offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to impactful energy initiatives and maintain the electrical efficiencies of the organisation. Client Details The organisation manages a national portfolio of over 300 healthcare properties across England, supporting the delivery of primary care and community health services. They work collaboratively with partners and tenants to drive sustainable, efficient, and high-quality healthcare environments. Description The Commercial Energy Assessor will: Conduct energy assessments and audits across the Midlands and South property portfolio. Develop and implement energy efficiency strategies to improve sustainability. Ensure compliance with energy regulations and standards. Analyse energy usage data to identify cost-saving opportunities. Collaborate with stakeholders to promote energy conservation initiatives. Prepare detailed reports and recommendations for energy optimisation. Provide technical guidance on energy-related projects and solutions. Monitor the performance of implemented energy-saving measures. Profile A successful Commercial Energy Assessor should have: Accreditation of Level 4 Commercial Energy Assessor (essential). Proven commercial DEC and EPC assessment experience (essential). Strong knowledge of energy efficiency practices and regulations. Experience in data analysis and reporting related to energy usage. Ability to work collaboratively with various teams and stakeholders. A results-driven approach with attention to detail. The ability and willingness to travel across a large area (West Midlands, East Midlands and South). Proven experience of commercial assessment work in real estate and property. Experience in healthcare environments (desirable). Professional membership such as EMA, ISEP, CIBSE or Energy Institute (desirable). Job Offer The role of Commercial Energy Assessor benefits from: Competitive salary ranging from £45,000 to £49,000 per annum. Comprehensive pension scheme (10% employer contribution). 25 days annual leave (plus bank holidays). Field based/work from home working arrangement. Health Cash Plan. Access to a Blue Light discount card Supportive work environment. If you are passionate about energy efficiency and sustainability, this Energy Assessor role covering the West Midlands, East Midlands and South regions of England could be your next career move. Apply now to find out more!

As Senior Quantity Surveyor, you will take the lead on our clients planned maintenance contracts, leading on cost control, contract management, and financial reporting. You'll work closely with operational teams and senior leaders to maximise value, manage risk, and support sustainable growth. Client Details Our client is a specialist maintenance provider focused on the social housing sector, delivering planned, cyclical, and responsive works to housing associations and local authorities. With a strong presence across the North West and beyond, our client supports housing providers in maintaining safe, sustainable homes through services including gas servicing, electrical works, heating, renewables, and property maintenance. Description Commercial lead for North West based social housing planned maintenance contracts Managing budgets, forecasts, and cost reporting with accuracy and transparency Overseeing subcontract procurement, negotiation, and performance Administering contracts and managing change control processes Identifying and mitigating commercial risks while protecting margin Supporting and mentoring junior commercial staff Building strong relationships with clients and internal teams Profile Proven experience as a Senior or established Quantity Surveyor Strong knowledge of planned maintenance or responsive repairs within social housing Ability to lead commercially on multiple projects/contracts Strong negotiation, analytical, and stakeholder management skills A proactive, solutions focused approach Job Offer £60,000 - £70,000 base salary 10% car allowance Annual bonus of 10% Private healthcare benefits 30 days AL + bank holidays Life assurance cover Progression route to Commercial Manager within 2 years

The Partnership Director will lead and manage strategic relationships within the property and maintenance sector, focusing on facilities management. This role requires a strong understanding of the industry and the ability to drive business growth through effective collaboration. Client Details This role is with a prominent organisation in property and FM. The company operates as a large organisation with a focus on delivering exceptional services and innovative solutions to its clients. Description Develop and maintain strategic partnerships to achieve business objectives in the property and FM sector. Oversee the delivery of high-quality facilities management services to meet client expectations. Identify and pursue new business opportunities to drive growth and profitability. Collaborate with internal teams to ensure seamless service delivery and operational efficiency. Monitor and evaluate the performance of partnerships to ensure compliance and satisfaction. Provide strategic guidance and leadership to the team, fostering a culture of excellence. Manage budgets effectively, ensuring financial performance aligns with organisational goals. Represent the organisation at industry events, building its reputation within the sector. Profile A successful Partnership Director should have: Strong knowledge and experience within the property and FM. Proven expertise in facilities management operations and strategic planning. Excellent leadership and stakeholder management skills. The ability to identify and capitalise on business opportunities. Strong financial acumen and budget management skills. Experience in managing complex partnerships and contracts. Job Offer Competitive salary and remuneration package. Opportunity to work within a leading organisation in the property and FM sector. Engaging and challenging role within facilities management. Supportive company culture with a focus on professional growth. If you are an experienced Partnership Director looking to take the next step in your career, we encourage you to apply today!

This role as a Private Sector Housing Officer in Nottingham requires expertise in property management within the public sector. The position involves ensuring housing standards are met and supporting the delivery of housing-related services. Client Details This public sector organisation operates within the property department, focusing on maintaining housing standards and improving living conditions. It is a medium-sized organisation dedicated to delivering effective housing solutions in Nottingham. Description Carry out inspections of private sector dwellings, HMOs, and mobile homes using the Housing Health and Safety Rating System to identify and assess hazards. Investigate housing complaints and take appropriate informal or formal enforcement action, including serving statutory notices and preparing cases for legal proceedings. Administer HMO licensing, monitor compliance with licence conditions, and investigate unlicensed properties. Specify, monitor, and verify remedial works to ensure housing hazards are reduced or removed to acceptable standards. Assess eligibility for housing grants and loans, advise applicants, and monitor approved works in line with legislation and council policy. Work collaboratively with internal departments and external partners, provide professional advice to landlords and tenants, and maintain accurate inspection and case records. Profile A successful Private Sector Housing Officer should have: Demonstrates strong knowledge of private sector housing legislation and extensive experience in regulatory enforcement, including the use of formal and informal powers. Has proven experience carrying out property inspections, identifying hazards, and taking proportionate enforcement action, including serving statutory notices and default action. Confident in preparing robust enforcement case files, schedules of works, and legal documentation to support civil penalties, prosecutions, and tribunal proceedings. Communicates assertively and professionally with landlords, tenants, agents, and contractors to secure compliance and achieve housing improvements. Able to work independently on complex enforcement cases while contributing effectively within multidisciplinary and partnership-led teams. Demonstrates a strong commitment to public protection, ethical enforcement, continuous professional development, and high standards of customer service and equality. Job Offer Competitive salary ranging from £38,844 to £40,817 per annum. Permanent position within the public sector in Nottingham. Opportunities for professional development and training. A supportive and collaborative work environment. The chance to make a positive impact on housing standards in the community. If you are passionate about ensuring quality housing in the public sector, apply today to join this rewarding role in Nottingham.

The Facilities Coordinator will oversee the day-to-day operations of facilities management within a financial services and banking environment, ensuring a safe, efficient, and well-maintained workspace. This role is based in the City of London and requires a proactive individual with a strong understanding of facilities management processes and basic IT support. Client Details This opportunity is with a well-established organisation in the financial services and banking industry. The company operates within a professional and fast-paced environment in the City of London, handling various assets from private housing to rental property, commercial real estate and infrastructure, focusing on financing assets for their clients to keep making a difference. Description The Facilities Coordinator will: Manage the daily operations of the facilities to ensure smooth functioning of the office environment. Coordinate maintenance, repairs, and service requests, ensuring timely resolution of issues. Advise and troubleshoot on basic operational day-to-day IT issues. Oversee health and safety compliance, including conducting regular inspections and risk assessments. Manage vendor relationships, including contract negotiation and performance monitoring. Support office space planning and ensure optimal utilisation of facilities resources. Conduct site inductions with new members of staff. Collaborate with internal teams to address facility-related needs and requirements. Ensure compliance with local regulations and company policies related to facilities management. Profile A successful Facilities Coordinator should have: Previous experience in facilities management, ideally within an office/corporate environment. Strong organisational and problem-solving skills to handle multiple responsibilities effectively. Knowledge of health and safety regulations and compliance requirements. A good understanding of basis day-to-day IT technical issues. Proven ability to work collaboratively with contractors and internal stakeholders. A proactive approach to identifying and resolving facilities-related issues. A H&S qualification such as IOSH (preferred) Previous experience in a banking or financial services environment (preferred). Job Offer The role of Facilities Coordinator benefits from: Competitive salary of £45,000 per annum. Comprehensive pension scheme (9% employer contribution). Fixed-term contract (6 months) with a quick start available. Bonus scheme. Hybrid working. 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays (pro rata). Work within a professional and supportive environment in the heart of London. If you are a Facilities Coordinator looking to make a meaningful impact in the City of London, we encourage you to apply today.

An exciting opportunity for an experienced Retrofit Coordinator to lead PAS 2035-compliant retrofit delivery across high-profile domestic housing programmes in the North East , based from Seaham. This role offers a blend of technical leadership, compliance ownership, and strategic influence within a large, well-resourced sustainability team. Client Details Our client is a market-leading, multinational energy and technical services organisation , delivering complex housing retrofit, energy efficiency, and decarbonisation programmes across the UK. With a strong presence in the North East , they operate at scale across SHDF, ECO, LAD, and other government-funded frameworks , combining technical excellence with long-term investment in people, training, and innovation. Description Lead end-to-end PAS 2035 delivery , from assessment through design, installation, handover, and monitoring Act as the primary technical authority for retrofit coordination and energy modelling Manage retrofit surveying activity across the North East , ensuring high standards of quality, accuracy, and compliance Produce, review, and validate RdSAP and full SAP models aligned with scheme criteria Manage TrustMark lodgements in line with programme delivery and funding requirements Work closely with operational, design, and delivery teams to ensure technically robust retrofit solutions Coordinate and manage external retrofit assessors and survey partners Implement and oversee audit processes for internal and external surveyors Drive an excellent customer and resident experience throughout the retrofit assessment process Support bid and tender submissions with strong technical and compliance input Share technical guidance, best practice, and industry updates across the wider business Profile A successful Retrofit Coordinator should have: Relevant qualifications in construction, engineering, or a related field. Experience in project management within the construction or property industry. Strong knowledge of retrofit standards and energy efficiency practices. Excellent organisational and problem-solving skills. Ability to communicate effectively with stakeholders at all levels. Proficiency in using project management tools and software. A proactive approach to identifying and resolving issues. Job Offer Competitive salary plus an excellent, flexible benefits package 25 days annual leave + public holidays Life assurance (2 annual salary) Structured learning, development, and professional qualification support Clear progression into senior technical, retrofit, or sustainability leadership roles Employee discount schemes for major retailers and brands Gym membership discounts and cycle-to-work scheme Holiday purchase options

The role of Community Safety Officer involves ensuring the safety and well-being of the local community by addressing safety concerns and implementing effective solutions. This temporary position in the public sector focuses on property-related safety initiatives in Buxton/Glossop. Client Details This opportunity is with a public sector organisation that operates as part of a small-sized council. They are committed to maintaining community welfare and delivering services that enhance safety and improve the quality of life for local residents. Description Conduct risk assessments and implement safety strategies for community spaces and properties. Collaborate with local authorities, organisations, and residents to address safety concerns effectively. Monitor and report on safety issues within the community, ensuring timely resolutions. Develop and promote safety awareness campaigns and initiatives. Provide advice and support to residents on property and community safety matters. Assist in the investigation of safety incidents and recommend preventive measures. Maintain accurate records and prepare reports for internal and external stakeholders. Ensure compliance with relevant safety regulations and council policies. Profile A successful Community Safety Officer should have: A solid understanding of public sector safety requirements, particularly in property management. Experience in collaborating with local authorities and community organisations. Strong analytical skills for conducting risk assessments and identifying safety improvements. The ability to communicate effectively with a diverse range of stakeholders. Proficiency in maintaining records and preparing detailed reports. Knowledge of relevant safety regulations and best practices. Partnership working in an asb/community safety filed, managing projects, working with members. Job Offer Competitive hourly rate between £16.00 and £20.00 per hour. Temporary role offering flexibility and valuable public sector experience. Opportunity to work in Buxton and contribute to the safety of the local community. Supportive work environment within a small-sized council. If you are passionate about community safety and have the required expertise, we encourage you to apply for this rewarding role in Buxton.

This is a rare graduate opportunity offering hands-on experience across high-value construction projects, combining site-based support work with structured office training and mentorship. It's ideal for someone eager to build a career in project management through in-person learning, gaining exposure to real projects without the immediate pressure of leading them. Client Details Our client is a well-established project and development consultancy delivering a wide range of complex schemes across multiple sectors. With projects spanning significant values and varying scales, they are known for offering structured training and hands-on exposure to support the next generation of construction professionals. Description Support live construction projects through administrative coordination and document management activities. Attend site regularly (3 days per week) to assist with project documentation, reporting, and general project support tasks. Work closely with internal teams and external stakeholders to ensure accurate handling and organisation of project information. Assist with maintaining project records, tracking documentation, and supporting compliance processes. Gain exposure to project delivery processes from inception through to completion without the immediate pressure of leading responsibilities. Spend 2 days per week in the office receiving structured training and development directly from senior team members. Contribute to internal projects, building foundational project management knowledge and technical understanding. Develop an understanding of construction processes, stakeholder coordination, and project lifecycle management. Profile A recently qualified graduate in construction, project management, or a related discipline. Demonstrates a strong desire to build a career within the construction or property sector. Eager to learn, proactive, and willing to invest time in both on-site and office-based development. Comfortable working in a structured environment with a strong emphasis on in-person learning and collaboration. Strong organisational skills and attention to detail, particularly when handling documentation. A positive attitude towards gaining hands-on experience across a variety of project types and values. Willingness to be present on-site and in the office regularly, recognising the importance of early-career exposure. Job Offer A rare opportunity to join a high-profile project from day one as a graduate. Structured training and mentorship from experienced professionals. Exposure to a diverse range of projects across multiple sectors, with values ranging from £3m to £400m. A clear pathway for career progression within a supportive and development-focused environment. The chance to gain invaluable real-world experience early in your career, building a strong foundation for future project management roles.

The Bid Manager will play a critical role in managing and coordinating the bidding process for construction projects within the property industry. Based in the West Midlands, this role requires a detail-oriented professional to ensure all bids are compelling, compliant, and aligned with client expectations. Client Details This opportunity is with a well-established organisation operating within the property industry. The company is a main contractor known for delivering exceptional construction services and fostering a professional and results-driven work environment. Description Manage the end-to-end bid process, ensuring timely and accurate submission of proposals. Collaborate with internal teams to develop winning strategies and tailor proposals to client needs. Coordinate the collection of technical, financial, and operational information for bids. Ensure all bids are compliant with client requirements and industry standards. Lead the preparation of presentations and supporting documents for client meetings. Maintain accurate records of bid activities, outcomes, and feedback for continuous improvement. Monitor industry trends and competitor activities to enhance bidding strategies. Develop and maintain strong relationships with key stakeholders, both internally and externally. Profile A successful Bid Manager should have: A proven track record in managing bids within the construction or property industry. Strong project management and organisational skills. Excellent written and verbal communication abilities. Familiarity with bidding frameworks, processes, and compliance requirements. Proficiency in relevant software tools for bid preparation and management. A collaborative approach, with the ability to work effectively across teams. A keen eye for detail and a commitment to producing high-quality work. Job Offer Competitive salary and car allowance. Permanent position offering job stability and career development opportunities. Engaging and professional company culture within the property industry. Role based in the West Midlands, providing a dynamic and rewarding work environment. If you are a motivated Bid Manager looking to make a significant impact in the property industry, we encourage you to apply today!

As a Responsive Repairs Supervisor, you'll play a key role in ensuring our customers receive a reliable, efficient, and high quality responsive repairs service. You'll lead a team of operatives and contractors, overseeing day to day responsive maintenance activities while maintaining excellent customer satisfaction. Client Details Our client is driven by a simple purpose, to make a real difference to people's lives. They provide homes and services that enable individuals and communities to thrive. As part of their continued investment in high quality housing services, they're looking for 2 Responsive Repairs Supervisors to join their team in Burnley. Description Supervise and support a team of repairs operatives and subcontractors Manage and coordinate responsive repairs to ensure timely completion Monitor performance against KPIs, service standards, and budgets Carry out quality inspections and ensure compliance with health and safety regulations Act as a point of escalation for complex repairs and customer concerns Work collaboratively with internal teams to continuously improve service delivery Ensure a strong customer-first approach in all aspects of the role Profile Proven experience in a repairs or maintenance supervisory role, ideally within social housing Strong technical knowledge of responsive repairs process Proven team management skills Ability to manage workloads, prioritise tasks, and meet deadlines Strong communication and customer service skills Good understanding of health and safety legislation IT literate with experience of repairs or housing management systems Job Offer Competitive salary and benefits package Opportunities for professional development and career progression A supportive and values-driven working environment The chance to make a real impact in local communities

Our client is looking for a Planned Maintenance Manager to lead the delivery of planned maintenance and investment programmes across their housing stock in Manchester. The key responsibility of the role will be managing a team of Asset Surveyors and contractors completing the works, ensuring delivery is on time and in line with specifications. Client Details Our client is committed to providing safe, high-quality homes and improving neighbourhoods across Manchester and the surrounding areas. They place residents at the heart of everything they do and are proud to deliver services that make a real difference to people's lives. Description Manage contractors delivering planned works on housing stock across Manchester Lead, motivate, and manage contractors and consultants to ensure performance, quality, and compliance Develop and manage budgets, programmes, and procurement processes Ensure all works comply with relevant legislation, health & safety standards, and regulatory requirements Work collaboratively with internal teams, residents, and external partners to minimise disruption and maximise satisfaction Monitor performance, manage risks, and report on progress and outcomes Contribute to asset management planning and continuous service improvement Profile Proven experience managing planned works within social housing Strong knowledge of building construction, maintenance, and compliance requirements Experience managing budgets, contracts, and programmes of work Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills Job Offer £55,000 - £60,000 salary Pension contribution Healthcare benefits 30 days annual leave Annual pay increase of circa 3-4% Hybrid working (2 days per week in office)