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SalaryTechniche Global are supporting a geotechnical inspection practice
to appoint a Structural investigation Project Manager.
In this role you will lead and manage Structural Investigation site surveys, which will leading teams collecting non destructive testing (NDT) and intrusive data, as well as material samples.
You'll be working alongside a team of Project Managers, Engineers and BIM Technicians and you will regularly travel to customer sites with the team to lead inspection, survey and measurement of structural elements on-site.
Duration: Permanent
Salary: £45-£50k + site bonus + site subsistence, project and sales bonuses.
Location: Garston, Watford, WD25. 70% site work (inspections, surveys UK-wide), remaining time work in the office.
Working scheme: 37.5 hours a week, Monday to Friday, with occasional weekend or evening site survey works.
The main roles and responsibilities will include:
- Leading and managing Structural Investigation site surveys, which will include leading teams collecting non destructive testing (NDT) and intrusive data, as well as material samples.
- Carrying out inspection, survey and measurement of structural elements on-site.
- Processing of site survey data and samples.
- Compiling investigation specific technical reports.
- Compiling investigation specific Method Statements and Risk Assessments.
- Initial contract reviews.
- Site visits and compiling investigation specific fee proposals/tender returns.
- Client liaison and developing Client partnerships.
- Development into a Senior Project Management.
- At least 3 years’ experience in project management and quality control.
- At least 3 years of experience working on historic buildings and/or construction sites, new and/or refurbishment schemes.
- Valid UK Driving Licence.
- Keen interest in working in the site investigation and/or civil/structural engineering field.
- Experience with non-destructive testing survey equipment and hand and powered tools is preferable.
- A degree, HND or HNC level qualification in a relevant field is preferable.
