Small Works Manager

Small Works Manager - Glasgow - Salary up to 38-42K

CBW are looking for an experienced and driven Small Works Manager to join a specialist contractor following continued business growth.

This permanent position offers great long-term career prospects, ongoing training, and opportunities to progress within a thriving organisation.

Key Responsibilities:

Manage small teams of operatives delivering concrete repair works on multi-storey high-rise buildings and various other maintenance projects.
Coordinate daily site activities, ensuring works were completed efficiently and in line with project schedules.
Monitor project progress and maintained accurate daily reports and site diaries.
Manage and update repair logs to track progress and ensure quality standards were met.
Oversee the allocation and control of plant, tools, equipment, and materials on site.
Promote and enforce safe working practices, ensuring full compliance with health and safety regulations.

Person Specification:

Strong construction and site management experience, with the ability to oversee multiple workstreams and deliver projects safely, on time, and within budget.
Excellent project planning and programming skills, with the ability to coordinate resources and manage project timelines effectively.
Sound understanding of concrete repair and structural works (advantageous).
Valid CSCS Card.
SMSTS or SSSTS qualified.
Strong IT skills and confident using computer-based management and reporting systems.
Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, with the ability to liaise effectively with clients, subcontractors, and internal teams.
Strong understanding of, and ability to work within, company management systems and procedures.
Relevant qualification and/or proven experience in Construction or Site Management.
Minimum of 2 years’ experience in a management role.
Full UK driving licence.

Salary & Benefits:

Competitive salary up to £42,000 (depending on experience)
Company pension scheme
30 days holiday (inclusive of bank holidays)