Project Manager – Heritage Works
Longnor Heritage Limited · ST195QN · posted 36 days ago
Going rate £44,300UK median £47,665
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Occupation
2455Construction project managers and related professionals
Going rate for this occupation: £44,300 · UK median pay £47,665
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- UK pay for this occupation
- This role£45,000 to £50,000stated
- Going rate£44,300
- UK median£47,665
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| Percentile | Pay |
|---|---|
| 10th | £32,112 |
| 25th | £37,847 |
| 50th | £47,665 |
| 75th | £57,511 |
| Going rate | £44,300 |
| UK median | £47,665 |
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Project Manager – Heritage Works
Location: Penkridge, Staffordshire, with travel to project sites as required
Job Type: Permanent
We are seeking an experienced Project Manager – Heritage Works to join our specialist heritage construction and restoration business.
Based from our office in Penkridge, Staffordshire, this is a practical, hands-on role managing heritage, refurbishment and conservation-led projects across the Midlands. Unlike large main-contractor developments, our projects require close attention to detail, careful planning and a collaborative approach to delivering high-quality work on historic buildings.
Salary
£45,000–£50,000 per annum (higher salary may be considered for candidates with exceptional experience), plus the potential for a company vehicle or vehicle allowance and possible performance-related benefits.
Key Responsibilities
Take day-to-day responsibility for the successful delivery of small heritage and refurbishment projects. Manage two small works teams, including two Team Leaders and approximately eight employees overall. Plan and sequence projects, typically valued at around £40,000. Turn agreed scopes of work into practical and achievable site delivery plans. Ensure labour, materials, subcontractors and site access arrangements are in place. Monitor project progress, quality, safety and costs against agreed expectations. Maintain accurate site records, photographs, task updates and progress reports. Ensure RAMS, task instructions and site-control procedures are followed. Identify potential issues early and escalate significant concerns to the Managing Director. Communicate professionally with clients, consultants, suppliers and other stakeholders. Coordinate subcontractors and suppliers to support effective project delivery. Promote high standards of workmanship, organisation, cleanliness and site discipline. Use project management and compliance software to record labour, tasks, photographs, quality checks and site progress. Ensure Team Leaders and site operatives consistently follow the company's digital processes. Support the continued development and improvement of our project delivery systems.
Skills & Experience
Previous experience managing construction, refurbishment or small works projects. Experience supervising tradespeople, Team Leaders or small site teams. Strong practical understanding of construction site delivery. Heritage, listed building or conservation experience would be highly advantageous.
Preferred Skills & Experience (Not Essential)
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