Clerk of Works: Flexible Site Quality & Compliance

GREAT PLACES HOUSING ASSOCIATION; Manchester; Hybrid; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A housing association in Manchester seeks a Clerk of Works to ensure high-quality construction delivery. The role involves monitoring construction site progress, managing relationships with the project team, and ensuring compliance with building standards. Candidates should have an HNC level or equivalent in building, experience in construction, and strong organisational skills. A valid UK driving licence is necessary, as well as a commitment to working within diverse communities.

Benefits

Healthcare scheme with savings options

Flexible working arrangements

26 days annual leave increasing to 30

Individual rewards for exceeding expectations

Employer covers professional fees

Discounts on various services and products

Access to early wages and saving opportunities

Wellbeing initiatives throughout the year

Qualifications

• HNC level or other recognized building qualification.
• Membership in the Institute of Clerk of Works.
• Full UK driving licence and access to own vehicle.
• Proven construction experience, including technical knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Ensure high-quality and timely delivery of properties.
• Monitor construction site progress and quality.
• Build relationships and communicate effectively with teams.
• Carry out inspections and report on site findings.

Skills

Construction knowledge

Organisational skills

Strong IT skills

Understanding of building contracts

Communication skills

Education

HNC level or recognized building qualification

Institute of Clerk of Works membership

Job description

A housing association in Manchester seeks a Clerk of Works to ensure high-quality construction delivery. The role involves monitoring construction site progress, managing relationships with the project team, and ensuring compliance with building standards. Candidates should have an HNC level or equivalent in building, experience in construction, and strong organisational skills. A valid UK driving licence is necessary, as well as a commitment to working within diverse communities.