Construction Manager

Are you a driven Construction Manager who thrives on building complex, high‑tech facilities?

MiCiM is looking for a skilled professional to help deliver a major Data Centre construction project in the UK (South-East

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If you enjoy leading teams, solving problems on the spot, and ensuring a site operates safely, efficiently, and collaboratively, this could be your next ste

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About the ro

le:
As a Construction Manager at MiCiM, you’ll be the heartbeat of day‑to‑day site operations; professional, approachable, and methodical in ensuring our projects run smoothly and safely. You’ll work closely with our site teams, logistics, and trade contractors to implement project plans and keep productivity h

igh.You’ll also take initiative, learn quickly, and communicate confidently in a fast‑paced environm

ent.
You will be responsible

• for:
  Keeping the site running safely, smoothly and in line with our project
• plans.Carrying out regular quality and safety checks and closing out risks qu
• ickly.Coordinating subcontractors, logistics and design information so work progresses on
• time.Tracking packages, costs, changes and programme progress, escalating issues
• early.Supporting procurement and helping manage trade contra
• ctors.Making sure the right information flows quickly between teams and is properly rec
• orded.Leading or attending package meetings, design reviews, and client up
• dates.Managing 4‑week look‑aheads, long‑lead items, deliveries and site logi
• stics.Supporting handover: sign‑off, O&Ms, training and sna

gging.
What you’ll

• bring:
  A strong communicator with a collaborative leadershi
• p style.Highly organised, proactive, and able to perform under p
• ressure.Experienced in coordinating multiple contractors and stake
• holders.Hold a Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS), or National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH) Construction accreditation, or a suitable equ
• ivalent.Safety‑focused and quality
• ‑driven.Motivated to deliver exceptional results on mission‑critical facilities like data