Preconstruction Manager
The successful candidate will act as the key link between the commercial, technical, site, and QA/compliance teams, ensuring all departments remain aligned and working from consistent project information throughout the lifecycle of each project.
The role will involve the preparation and management of pre-construction documentation packs, ensuring projects are fully coordinated and prepared prior to works commencing on site. This position plays a critical role in maintaining quality, compliance, and installation standards across multiple live projects.
Key responsibilities will include:
* Preparing and coordinating comprehensive pre-construction packs
* Managing fire stopping and passive fire protection system documentation
* Reviewing installation drawings, product data, and manufacturer approvals
* Coordinating RAMS (Risk Assessments & Method Statements)
* Supporting programme reviews and scope clarifications prior to site commencement
* Assisting with the development and management of Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs)
* Coordinating inspection stages, hold points, and sign-off procedures
* Tracking and managing quality issues through QNPs/NCRs
* Coordinating corrective actions with site and project teams
* Verifying supporting quality and compliance evidence
* Supporting project handover documentation and compliance records
* Liaising with design, technical, commercial, procurement, QA, and site teams
* Coordinating with external contractors, consultants, and stakeholders
This position would suit a highly organised and detail-oriented professional who is capable of coordinating across multiple departments while maintaining strong technical and compliance standards within a fast-paced construction environment.
What's in it for you?
* £40,000 – £60,000 base salary (dependent on experience)
* Opportunity to grow alongside the company, with clear scope for career progression into more senior commercial, technical, or management roles
* Work with a reputable contractor operating within a growing market