Senior Site Manager

An excellent opportunity is available for a Senior Site Manager to provide key leadership for projects in the Northeast region, the position will be to join a growing main contracting business based in the Durham area with good pipeline of work through 2027 and beyond. The role will have primarily responsible for the day-to-day operational management of the Site Management / Supervisory team, and control sub-contractor activity across the project. Depending on value this may either be as a site lead or as no. 2 on larger projects. Project exposure includes education, commercial offices, and industrial / commercial newbuild. Key duties / responsibilities are as follows; * Provide leadership, direction, and support of the operational delivery team. * Liaise and manage sub-contractors on site as required * Report directly to the Senior Management team on daily performance, as well as being proactive on delivery issues as they arise. * Able to deal with tough negotiations and the pressure of a fast pace environment. * Ensuring company HS&E and quality standards, operating processes, company policies and all legislative requirements are understood, implemented, and adhered to at all times. * Quality management - ensuring high standards of quality are achieved, addressing any issues with sub-contractors / trades. * Client management / liaison. To be considered for this role you should fit the following criteria; * Have a proven track record operating in a lead Site Management position within the commercial build sector, those with experience across the areas of education and leisure projects would be of particular interest. * Strong on process management. * Qualified to a minimum of HNC / HND level (ideally to degree level) * Hold valid SMSTS, First Aid, CSCS certification. * Strong IT / paperwork skills. * Good communication skills. If you would like to progress your application further please send an up to date CV detailing your career history to date, and I will be in touch to discuss the opportunity further