Site Manager - New Build Housing

New Build Site Manager /Strong Assistant Manager

Location: Winsford
Rate: £31.44 per hour (Umbrella)
Hours: Up to 39 hours per week (capped)
Contract: Freelance
Start Date: To be confirmed following interview - early July Ideally





We are seeking an experienced Freelance Site Manager to oversee a 99-unit new-build housing development for a Housing Association in Winsford.

This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated and professional Site Manager with a strong background in residential construction and NHBC standards.

Key Requirements

* Valid SMSTS certification
* Valid CSCS card
* Current First Aid at Work certificate
* Proven experience managing new-build residential developments
* Strong understanding of NHBC standards and quality requirements
* Excellent leadership, organisational, and communication skills

Experienced assistant/site manager capable of mid-level site management, someone who wants to step up.

On this project we are Principal Contractor and the civils subcontractor carry their own site manager and delivery team, so need someone strong enough to hold them to account on programme, quality and health and safety.

Enough technical knowledge of civils and NHBC projects.



Project Details

* 99 new-build homes
* Housing Association development
* Responsible for site safety, quality, programme management, and subcontractor coordination
* Ensuring works are delivered in line with NHBC requirements and project specifications

Pay andamp; Hours

* £31.44 per hour via Umbrella
* Weekly pay
* Hours capped at 39 per week

Interviews

Interviews will be taking place over the coming weeks, with a view to appointing the successful candidate as soon as possible.

Apply Now

If you have the required certifications and residential site management experience, we'd like to hear from you. Please submit your CV to me emma.hughes@bcuk.co.uk along with details of your availability and relevant project experience.

Only candidates holding valid SMSTS, CSCS, and First Aid certifications will be considered.