MEP Manager

Job Title: MEP Manager Location: Andover Type: Permanent My client is a dynamic and growing company known for delivering high-value, complex projects, from contemporary new builds to period refurbishments. As an MEP Manager, you’ll be joining a highly experienced and collaborative team, playing a critical role in ensuring that all mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) aspects of our prestigious projects are delivered to the highest standards. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled individual with a passion for excellence and a commitment to growth. What will you be doing? Design Management: Review design information for accuracy and raise RFIs where necessary. Ensure MEP sub-contractors receive timely and accurate information. Tender Review: Collaborate with the QS team to ensure tender packages are complete and correctly interpreted. Review schedules of rates, materials, and plant costs. Project Meetings: Organize and chair regular sub-contractor and design review meetings. Prepare and circulate meeting notes with actionable and time-bound points. Progress Monitoring: Work closely with project and site management teams to develop look-ahead programmes, identifying and mitigating risks to ensure deadlines are met. Quality Assurance: Collaborate with the Quality Manager to ensure installations align with the construction issue drawings and maintain compliance with project quality plans. Sub-contractor Management: Monitor MEP sub-contractor work against project requirements, assisting the QS team in monthly valuations of MEP elements.  Let’s talk about you… Communication: Strong people skills with the ability to manage senior-level sub-contractor teams, as well as de-escalate and negotiate during disputes. Time Management: Proven ability to work within strict deadlines and re-plan in response to changing project needs. Technical Expertise: A keen eye for detail with the ability to accurately interpret construction drawings and site plans. Process-Oriented: Ability to operate in a process-driven environment, focusing on outcomes and ensuring smooth progress of works on-site. Construction Knowledge: Familiarity with the construction planning (programming) process, experience in working on refurbishment of listed buildings, and prior delivery of “super prime” residential projects. Professional Requirements: Full UK driving licence, right to work in the UK, and experience in handling high-value construction projects.  What do you get in return? Competitive Salary Package Professional Development: Opportunities for growth through training and development programs. Supportive Work Environment: A team-focused culture that promotes collaboration and continuous learning