Lead Site Manager – Social Housing Projects

Service Care Solutions; Wakefield; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading contractor company is seeking an experienced Site Manager for projects in Wakefield, England. The successful candidate will oversee site operations, ensuring projects are delivered safely and within budget. Key responsibilities include managing subcontractors, conducting risk assessments, and maintaining strong relationships with clients and staff. The role requires strong technical knowledge of construction practices and relevant certifications. This position offers a competitive salary between £45,000 and £55,000 per year, along with benefits like a pension scheme and private healthcare options.

Benefits

Pension scheme

Life assurance

Private healthcare options

Responsibilities

• Take ownership of site execution from mobilisation through to completion.
• Uphold and promote exemplary health & safety standards.
• Lead the planning, coordination and sequencing of works.
• Oversee subcontractors and ensure consistent quality.
• Carry out risk assessments and enforce safety controls.
• Support efficient material ordering with procurement.
• Maintain strong working relationships with teams, clients, and residents.
• Manage and develop site-based staff.

Skills

Strong technical knowledge of construction and refurbishment practices

Excellent organisational and project-programming capabilities

Confidence in problem solving and decision making

Clear communication skills, both written and verbal

Commercial awareness to monitor budgets

Ability to influence, lead and engage with teams

Education

SMSTS

First Aid at Work

Valid CSCS card

Job description

A leading contractor company is seeking an experienced Site Manager for projects in Wakefield, England. The successful candidate will oversee site operations, ensuring projects are delivered safely and within budget. Key responsibilities include managing subcontractors, conducting risk assessments, and maintaining strong relationships with clients and staff. The role requires strong technical knowledge of construction practices and relevant certifications. This position offers a competitive salary between £45,000 and £55,000 per year, along with benefits like a pension scheme and private healthcare options.