Senior Site Manager (Mixed-use Development) | 50,000 – 55,000 + package | Basingstoke | Permanent

Job ID: 2319Salary: 50,000 - 55,000 + packageLocation: BasingstokeRegion: HampshireContact: Rob AppsPhone: A leading main contractor have a great opportunity for a Senior Site Manager to join them, working on a large, new build, mixed-use development in Basingstoke which is due to start in the early part of 2017.The company have a great reputation in the industry for exceeding their clients’ expectations through consistently delivering quality projects, providing value and working in a safe, timely and professional manner. They deliver new build, refurbishment and fit-out projects within both public and private sectors, with project values ranging anywhere between 5m to 30m.The company achieve a lot of repeat business from their clients due to the quality and value of their work. They are also dedicated to personal development and training of their staff, and have a low staff turnover.They are looking for a Senior Site Manager to manage a new build, mixed-use scheme in Basingstoke that comprises 122 residential units and a retail outlet, along with surrounding road works. The project value is circa 20m.They are looking to start interviewing potential candidates now with a view to getting somebody on board for the New Year. The Senior Site Manager will need to have a proven track record of delivering similar schemes for a reputable main contractor, and be able to travel to Basingstoke on a daily basis.Senior Site ManagerStrong track record delivering new build mixed-use / residential schemesExperience of delivering Timber frame projects from inception through to completionExperience working for a reputable main contractorExcellent all round construction knowledgeStrong man management skillsFirst Aid, SMSTS and CSCSIf you are a Senior Site Manager with the right experience and you are interested in this role, please apply with an updated CV or call Rob Apps on:

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