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Dura Mechanical is seeking an experienced Plumbing or Mechanical Supervisor for a first formal project management appointment. You’ll work closely with the director, gradually taking ownership of project delivery, coordinating engineers and subcontractors, and maintaining client relationships across nationwide projects.
We value practical plumbing/mechanical knowledge, safety focus, and the ability to plan labour and materials while overseeing several projects with teams up to 10 engineers each.
Ready to progress from supervising installations to managing complete projects? Nationwide projects
Dura Mechanical is looking for an experienced Plumbing or Mechanical Supervisor who is ready for their first formal project management appointment.
You'll work closely with Danny, our hands-on director, with regular discussions and site visits to help you understand our projects, clients and processes. As your confidence and knowledge of the business develop, you'll take greater ownership of project delivery, with support available when decisions need escalating.
You do not need to have previously held the title of Project Manager. You should already be mainly off the tools, managing engineers, coordinating subcontractors, ordering materials and attending site meetings.
We are a growing Gas engineering and Plumbing contractor with over 20 years of industry experience, delivering projects nationwide.
We pride ourselves on organising jobs before the first day on site, giving engineers the information, materials and support they need. Our engineers feel heard, their decisions are respected, and they can take pride in the difference their contribution makes.
This role offers a clear route towards independently managing projects and taking greater responsibility for client relationships and commercial performance.
A typical week will combine site visits with planning and coordination: reviewing progress, organising labour and materials, speaking with clients and site teams, resolving issues and preparing upcoming work.
You will typically oversee 5-10 projects, with teams of up to 10 engineers per project, depending on the size and stage of each job. Your responsibilities will develop as you become familiar with the business.