Electrical Project Manager

Windlesham, Surrey
£75,000 - £85,000+ Package (DOE)
Contract option available: £400 - £450 per day

We are currently seeking an experienced Electrical Project Manager to join a leading M&E contractor delivering works on a pharmaceutical campus in Windlesham.

This role would suit an Electrical Project Manager with a strong background in commercial construction projects. Previous pharmaceutical or high-level laboratory experience is not essential, as the project is predominantly commercial in nature, incorporating some medical gas installations and associated building services works.

The Role

• Lead and manage electrical building services packages from inception through to completion
• Coordinate site teams, subcontractors, suppliers and client stakeholders
• Ensure projects are delivered safely, on programme and within budget
• Attend and lead project progress meetings
• Oversee commissioning activities and project handover
• Monitor project performance and provide regular reporting to senior management

Requirements

• Proven track record as an Electrical Project Manager within the M&E sector
• Experience delivering commercial projects from pre-construction through to handover
• Strong understanding of LV distribution, lighting, power, containment and electrical building services systems
• Excellent communication, leadership and stakeholder management skills
• Experience within pharmaceutical or healthcare environments would be advantageous but is not essential

What's on Offer?

• Salary of £75,000 - £85,000+ package for the right individual
• Contract opportunities available at £400 - £450 per day
• Long-term project on a secure pharmaceutical campus
• Opportunity to join a reputable and growing M&E contractor
• Immediate interviews available

If you're an Electrical Project Manager looking for your next challenge and want to work on a high-profile project with a strong pipeline of future work, I'd be keen to hear from you.

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