Project Manager

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Romans Recruitment Group Ltd
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Farringdon Without, City and County of the City of London
£70,000 - £70,000/annum
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Project Manager Job Role: M&E Project Manager (Electrical Bias) Job Type: Full-time, Permanent Salary: £70,000 per annum + Benefits Location: London (with travel to project sites as required) About the Role We are seeking an experienced M&E Project Manager with an Electrical Bias to join our client's growing team and lead the successful delivery of building services and infrastructure projects across London and the South-East. The ideal candidate will have a strong M&E background, specialising in electrical building services, healthcare projects, and HV/LV infrastructure upgrades. You will oversee projects from pre-construction through to completion, ensuring works are delivered safely, on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards. This role is particularly suited to a Project Manager with experience delivering critical infrastructure projects within live healthcare environments, where operational continuity and stakeholder management are essential. Key Responsibilities * Manage the delivery of M&E projects with a focus on electrical services and HV/LV infrastructure upgrades. * Lead projects from planning and procurement through installation, commissioning, handover, and final account. * Deliver works within live healthcare environments while minimising disruption to critical operations. * Coordinate subcontractors, suppliers, consultants, and internal project teams. * Manage project programmes, budgets, procurement schedules, and cost control measures. * Ensure compliance with health and safety legislation, client requirements, and company procedures. * Review technical drawings, specifications, and project documentation. * Manage project risks, electrical shutdowns, switchovers, and commissioning activities. * Attend client, design, and progress meetings, providing regular project updates. * Build strong client relationships and support the commercial team with variations and contractual matters. Requirements Essential * Proven experience as an M&E Project Manager within the building services sector. * Strong electrical background with experience delivering HV and LV infrastructure upgrades. * Healthcare project experience, ideally within live hospital or NHS environments. * Sound knowledge of electrical building services, power distribution, switchgear, generators, UPS systems, and critical infrastructure. * Experience managing projects valued from £1m to £20m+. * Strong project planning, organisational, and leadership skills. * Commercial awareness with experience managing budgets and project costs. * Excellent communication and stakeholder management abilities. * Full UK driving licence. * Proficiency in Microsoft Office and project management software. Desirable * HNC/HND or Degree in Electrical Engineering, Building Services Engineering, or a related discipline. * SMSTS qualification. * CSCS Manager Card. * First Aid at Work certification. * Experience working for Tier 1 contractors, NHS Trusts, or leading M&E contractors. * Knowledge of HTM standards and healthcare compliance requirements. What We Offer * Competitive salary of £70,000 per annum plus benefits. * Opportunity to work on major healthcare and infrastructure projects. * Long-term career progression within a growing organisation. * Supportive and collaborative working environment. How to Apply If you are an experienced M&E Project Manager with an electrical bias and a proven track record delivering healthcare and HV/LV infrastructure projects, we would love to hear from you. Submit your CV for consideration. Recommended Job Title: M&E Project Manager (Electrical Bias | Healthcare & HV/LV Infrastructure)

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