Project Manager
Cygnet · SW1P3JA · posted 29 days ago
Going rate £58,200UK median £58,373
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Occupation
Going rate for this occupation: £58,200 · UK median pay £58,373
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Where this salary sits
- UK pay for this occupation
- This role£65,000stated
- Going rate£58,200
- UK median£58,373
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| Percentile | Pay |
|---|---|
| 10th | £34,838 |
| 25th | £41,423 |
| 50th | £58,373 |
| 75th | £74,823 |
| Going rate | £58,200 |
| UK median | £58,373 |
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- Occupation is eligible for Skilled Worker
- Salary clears the going rate
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Helping others improve and turn their lives around – there’s no better feeling. It’s what we do for thousands of people at more than 150 sites across the UK. Be a part of it.
We are looking for a Project Manager to join our team at Cygnet. This role is a national role being expected to travel around the UK with occasional remote working.
You'll be expected to work Monday - Friday working 40 hours a week, but
as required you will be expected to do overnight travel.
As a Project Manager you will be reporting to the Development Director and will play an integral role in delivery of varied growth projects across health and social care settings throughout the UK.
You will oversee multiple projects nationwide and you shall be able to pick-up projects at any stage. You will provide support to the Development Director in the initial stages of project feasibility with commercial and construction input and then through the project life cycle take active responsibility for project delivery to a high standard, within budget and on time.
You will have a degree or equivalent qualification in a construction / building related subject, and you will preferably be chartered with either the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) or similar professional body. You will a strong understanding of the construction industry, its technical complexities, and the principles of building contracts (JCTs) and contract law. Furthermore, you will have an understanding of the planning process and knowledge of the building regulations process.
Your responsibilities...
Assisting the development team in providing guidance and implementing project delivery plans.
Ensuring that budgets are met and delivered at every stage of the project.
Having the ability to identify commercial and contractual risks throughout the project lifecycle and own and manage those risks as required. Provide regular reporting on progress, costs, and forecasts.
To chair, contribute and minute proficiently all necessary in-person and virtual meetings, be it formal or ad hoc with both external and internal stakeholders of varying levels of seniority as well as regular project meetings.
Managing contractors, consultants, and supply chain performance as well as lead stakeholder engagement and ensure regulatory compliance (planning, building control, CDM)
Providing general commercial and programme advice and assist the business with the commercial considerations on projects.
You will be expected champion Health and Safety and ensure that we meet all statutory requirements (as well as necessary client duties under CDM) and be a liaison with our internal Health and Safety team.
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