5 construction jobs found in Leek

O'Neill & Brennan are currently recruiting a Site Manager for a Residential Project in Manchester. The candidate must be able to supervise all aspects of the project and organisie sub-contractors to carry out the works to a high standard. Role: - Work alongside Project Manager & Site Team. - Responsible for ensuring that trades and subcontractors complete works to a high standard to completion. - Delegating/Managing trades and sub-contractors. - Maintaining and promoting Health & Safety and environmental standards. - Liaise with other department managers and other members of the construction team. - Maintain weekly site progress Diary Requirements: - Experience working as a Site Manager with a main contractor on commercial fit out projects. - Possession of SMSTS, First Aid, and CSCS card qualifications. - Strong leadership skills with the ability to effectively manage a diverse team. - Excellent organizational capabilities, with keen attention to detail. -...

Freelance Finishing Manager - Birmingham Major City Centre Development Contract Position | Immediate Start Available A leading Tier 1 main contractor is currently seeking an experienced Freelance Finishing Manager to join the site team on a major new-build development in Birmingham. This is an excellent opportunity to work on a high-profile project, managing the final stages of construction and ensuring the highest standards of quality, workmanship, and programme delivery through to completion. The Role: - Manage all finishing activities from first fix through to practical completion and handover - Coordinate subcontractors and specialist finishing trades on site - Drive progress against the completion programme and key milestones - Maintain excellent standards of quality, snagging, and defect resolution - Carry out inspections and ensure works are completed in line with drawings and specifications - Liaise with the Project Manager, Site Team, consultants, and client...

Pay: £36.00 per hour – Outside IR35 Hours: 16 hours per week, part-time Working hours: 9:00am–5:30pm Start: 24 August 2026 End: 27 November 2026 Contract: Temporary/contract assignment We are looking for an experienced Forestry Officer / Arboricultural Surveyor to provide specialist arboricultural support across tree management, development and infrastructure projects in Solihull. This is a consultancy and surveying role and does not involve physical tree surgery or operational tree works. Key responsibilities Carry out tree condition inspections and risk assessments. Undertake BS5837 tree surveys for development, demolition and construction projects. Produce arboricultural reports, technical assessments and recommendations. Advise on tree retention, protection, management and removal. Support highways, planning, infrastructure and development projects. Assist with the management of urban and rural tree populations. Respond to tree-related enquiries from council...

Here at Find My Staff we are recruiting on behalf of our client based in Nottingham, for an ongoing Cleaner , this role is based on a shift rota of 6 on 2 off, 1.30pm- 10pm. Duties: * Maintain cleaning of the site including toilets and communal areas * Interact with general public and show good customer service * Follow instruction laid out by team leaders Requirements: * Good communication skills * Previous cleaning experience * Excellent customer service * Ability to work alone and as part of a team The company can offer you * Over time, extra hours * Great experience and training in the industry * Progression within the business for the right person, Sound like the perfect role for you? Apply Now! Find My Staff are working as an employment agency in relation to this vacancy

Your new company Birmingham City Council is one of the UK's largest local authorities, committed to maintaining safe, accessible, and compliant public spaces. As part of its ongoing efforts to ensure the city's highways are free from obstruction and misuse, the council is recruiting a Highway Enforcement Officer for a short-term contract with the potential for extension. Your new role As a Highway Enforcement Officer, you will be responsible for identifying and addressing obstructions, encroachments, and non-compliant use of the city's highways and roads. This includes monitoring businesses and vehicles that may be in breach of regulations. You will collect evidence, follow up on cases, and ensure appropriate enforcement actions are taken. You'll be trained on relevant enforcement legislation. You will be travelling across the city and therefore a driving licence is essential. What you'll need to succeed You should be observant, confident in dealing with the public, and capable...