Assistant Project Manager - Public Sector Construction (Agile)

Pick Everard; Nottingham; On-site; GBP 32,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private healthcare

Life assurance

Healthcare cash plan

Stakeholder pension

Professional subscriptions

Employee discounts

Eyecare scheme

Wellbeing support

Job summary

Pick Everard is recruiting an Assistant Project Manager to join our Nottingham office, supporting a key Ministry of Justice account. You will help deliver projects that develop and enhance the estate of prisons, courts and probation services across Central England and Wales.

Key responsibilities include coordinating brief inception, managing stakeholders, preparing programmes and producing reports such as PEPs and risk registers. A collaborative, professional approach is essential.

Qualifications

• Experience in a similar project management role within the construction or built environment sector.
• Strong understanding of building technology, construction methods and best practice.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills to build client relationships.

Responsibilities

• Support to agree the client’s brief from inception and coordinate appointment of other consultants.
• Coordinate, manage and communicate with client, stakeholders and consultants to meet project requirements.
• Prepare programmes and undertake programme management.
• Prepare and issue reports, including Project Execution Plans, Strategy Reports and Risk Registers.

Skills

Project management

Construction

Stakeholder management

Communication

MS Office

Education

RICS/CIOB membership

Tools

MS Office

Job description

Pick Everard is recruiting an Assistant Project Manager to join our Nottingham office, supporting a key Ministry of Justice account. You will help deliver projects that develop and enhance the estate of prisons, courts and probation services across Central England and Wales.

Key responsibilities include coordinating brief inception, managing stakeholders, preparing programmes and producing reports such as PEPs and risk registers. A collaborative, professional approach is essential.