5 site manager jobs found in Cheltenham

Roles & Responsibilites Project Management: Oversee daily operations of the construction site, managing resources, personnel, and ]subcontractors. Health & Safety: Implement and enforce strict health and safety protocols, conducting site inductions, risk assessments, and toolbox talks to maintain a zero-harm environment. Quality Control: Ensure all work meets the required specifications and quality standards, conducting regular inspections and snagging. Programme Management: Monitor and drive the construction programme, identifying potential delays and implementing proactive solutions to keep the project on track. Stakeholder Communication: Liaise effectively with clients, architects, engineers, local authorities, and the internal project management team. Budget Management: Manage site budgets, control costs, and minimize waste while ensuring quality is maintained. Documentation: Maintain accurate site records, progress reports, safety documentation, and quality assurance...

Server Engineer (Contract) Location: Cheltenham (Hybrid – 3 days on-site) Day Rate: £(Apply online only) per day (IR35 to be determined) Duration: 6 months (minimum 3 months, likely extension) Our client, a leading organisation within the technology and services sector, is seeking an experienced Server Engineer to support and enhance their on-prem Windows Server estate. This role will play a key part in stabilising legacy environments, improving operational processes, and helping plan the transition towards Azure. What you’ll do Provide hands-on support across a multi-version Windows Server estate (2003–2019) Lead discovery work across servers and environments to understand ownership, configuration, and required improvements Carry out day-to-day server administration and desktop support across Cheltenham sites Contribute to planning activities for server migrations, including on-prem and Azure Establish foundational processes and documentation for long-term support...

Executive Personal Assistant to Founder and Chair Stroud, Gloucestershire £17 – 19 per hour Temporary, full time, 40 hours per week, on-site only January Start Are you an experienced PA who thrives in a fast-paced environment? This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled Executive Personal Assistant to provide high-level support within a purposeful and values-led organisation. You will play a vital role in keeping senior leadership operating smoothly. This initially for a three-month period although has the potential to become permanent for the right individual. Benefits: •        Competitive pay •        Full-time hours on a fixed-term contract •        Supportive working environment •        Opportunity to contribute to meaningful organisational goals •        Professional exposure at senior level •        On-site role within a collaborative and supportive team environment The Role: •        Provide comprehensive executive support, including diary and email...

Change Specialist Warwick or Wokingham (Hybrid working) 6 Month FTC Join Our Team as a Change Specialist! Are you ready to make a real impact in the energy sector? Our client, a leading organization dedicated to advancing clean, affordable energy, is seeking a passionate Change Specialist to join their Major Programme Delivery team. This is your chance to lead transformative change and help shape the future of energy in Great Britain! About Our Client: Our client is at the forefront of energy transformation in Great Britain. They are committed to planning and operating the electricity and gas networks while leading the transition to a sustainable energy system. They offer an independent, innovative environment where you can make a lasting impact About the Role: As a Change Specialist, you won't just manage change; you'll lead it! You'll play a crucial role in preparing and guiding individuals and teams through transitions, ensuring minimal disruption while maximizing the...

Overview The Senior Mechanical Engineer will lead the design, coordination, and delivery of mechanical engineering works across Network Rail station upgrade projects. This role involves managing the design, assurance, installation, and testing of mechanical systems to ensure safe, compliant, and efficient station environments. The engineer will act as the technical authority for all mechanical elements, working closely with multidisciplinary teams, contractors, and Network Rail stakeholders. Key Responsibilities Lead mechanical engineering design and assurance for station upgrade schemes, including ventilation, HVAC, public health, fire systems, drainage, and energy efficiency improvements. Review, develop, and sign off technical documentation such as drawings, specifications, method statements, and ITPs. Ensure all mechanical designs and installations meet Network Rail standards, building regulations, CDM requirements, and industry best practices. Coordinate with civil,...