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Job Title: Senior Electrical Project Manager

Salary: £90,000 - £105,000 annual salary plus extensive company package
Location: London Victoria Region

Company Description

A leading Tier One M&E contractor with a strong reputation across London is actively seeking a Senior Electrical Project Manager for a landmark design & build healthcare project based in the London Victoria area. With an M&E value of circa £25 million, this complex, technically driven scheme requires a commercially sharp and technically competent leader to deliver the electrical package from pre-construction through to handover.

This is a flagship opportunity within the business and will involve managing a high-profile, fast-paced healthcare project for a top-tier principal contractor.

Company Information / Unique Selling Points:

Deliver projects valued up to £35 million MEP
Work on major schemes across commercial, healthcare, pharma, residential & mixed-use sectors
Long-standing relationships with leading Tier One principal contractors
All projects based within London Zones 1-5
Stable and growing company with a strong pipeline and progression opportunities

What we're looking for:

Candidates with a background in project engineering or project management within M&E contracting
Experience delivering large-scale electrical packages valued over £15 million from inception till completion
Previous employment with a Tier One M&E Contractor is essential
Strong track record of delivering commercial, healthcare or pharmaceutical schemes from pre-construction to completion
Career longevity and a desire to progress within a growing business

Responsibilities / Skills & Experience:

Lead and deliver the electrical scope on a major healthcare project in Central London
Oversee the full project lifecycle, including design coordination, procurement, installation, and commissioning
Manage on-site teams and subcontractors to ensure quality, safety, and programme targets are met
Act as the primary point of contact for electrical-related issues and liaise regularly with the client and project stakeholders
Conduct regular progress meetings and provide accurate reporting to senior management
Maintain control of project budgets, forecasts, and cost plans
Ensure compliance with all relevant health & safety regulations and industry standards
Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, consultants, and supply chain partners to encourage repeat business

For more information on this position and other similar building services related posts, please do not hesitate to contact Brandon Goatley of GH Engage

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