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Freelance Site Manager - Lincolnshire

Project: £3m - Internal fit out of specialist food production facility
Location: Lincolnshire, East Midlands
Duration: 4 months
Job Type: Freelance / Contract

About the Company

Our client is a trusted specialist design and construction company with over a decade of experience in providing comprehensive turnkey solutions for internal fit-outs and facility expansions. Their expertise primarily serves the food, beverage, and pharmaceutical manufacturing sectors across the UK. The company delivers a wide array of services, including mechanical and electrical systems, civil engineering and drainage works, hygienic walling and resin flooring installations, as well as temperature-controlled cold storage solutions. Supported by a skilled and knowledgeable team, they combine industry insight with hands-on experience to guarantee that every project is executed safely, within the agreed timeline, and to the highest standards of quality and regulatory compliance.

The Opportunity

We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Site Manager to join the team on the internal fit-out of a specialist food production facility based in Lincolnshire. The successful candidate will be responsible for overseeing all on-site operations, managing subcontractors and ensuring that all work is executed safely, within schedule and to the highest quality standards. You will provide strong leadership, ensuring strict adherence to health, safety, and quality regulations. Additionally, you will collaborate closely with the site team to facilitate smooth project delivery while maintaining compliance with all relevant statutory and company requirements.

What We're Looking For

Qualifications:

IPAF
SMSTS
CSCS Card
First Aid at WorkExperience:

A proven track-record of successfully delivering fit out and refurbishment projects within the industrial/commercial sector
Extensive background within the industry with at least 5 years of experience working with leading construction contractorsKey Skills:

Competent IT / software skills
Comprehensive health and safety knowledge
Effective communication skills, verbal and written
Ability to organise and manage project schedules
A solid understanding of relevant regulations and standards
Proven ability to lead, support, and direct a team effectively
Knowledgeable of construction processes, techniques, and materials
In-depth understanding of construction methods, materials, and building processes
Exceptional focus on detail to ensure adherence to quality standards and specificationsKey Responsibilities

Inductions
Tool box talks
Distribute PPE to subcontractors
Liaise with stakeholders and sub-contractors
Coordinate tasks among various construction phases
Handle any arising issues or conflicts throughout the project duration
Oversee workmanship and materials to verify they align with project standards
Adhere to health and safety regulations and policies during all work operations
Communicate regularly and effectively maintaining strong relationships with clients
Recognise possible threats to the project, implementing strategies to address them
Oversee subcontractor onboarding and administer work permits via the Index platform
Monitor resources, such as equipment and materials, ensuring they are used efficiently
Adhere to and manage project timelines through the Procore project management system
Coordinate across multiple trades to uphold a smooth workflow and achieve timely completion
Manage daily site activities, overseeing the supervision of workers, sub-contractors and suppliers
Perform unloading operations with a counterbalance forklift, ensuring efficient and safe material handling
Managing resources such as materials, equipment, and labor to ensure they are used efficiently and effectively
Keeping accurate records of all aspects of the project, including contracts, permits, change orders, and correspondence
Organise and supervise inspections conducted by regulatory authorities, ensuring necessary corrections or adjustments are promptly addressed
Monitor subcontractor performance, ensuring all tasks are executed correctly and in accordance with health and safety regulationsWhy Join?

Family-owned business with a supportive and collaborative culture
Client-focused environment that values integrity, teamwork, and innovation
Great opportunity to contribute to meaningful projects that impact the food manufacturing industryContact Details:

Contact: Ollie Foley (Recruitment Consultant) at Caval - (phone number removed)

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