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A leading national service provider in the utilities sector is seeking an experienced Mechanical Site Manager to join their construction team in Perth, Scotland. This role involves overseeing all mechanical aspects of essential infrastructure projects, ensuring HSQE and budget requirements are met. Ideal candidates should possess a recognised mechanical qualification and experience in the Water and Waste Water Treatment industry. This opportunity offers a supportive work environment with clear progression paths.
Mechanical Site Manager
Location: Perth, Scotland
FJA are recruiting on behalf of a leading national service provider within the utilities sector for an experienced Mechanical Site Manager to join and strengthen their construction team. This is an excellent opportunity to work on essential infrastructure projects with a contractor known for quality, safety, and long-term career development.
Reporting directly to the Project Manager, you will be responsible for all mechanical aspects of the project. Your role will involve coordinating and safely managing all operational activities, ensuring that HSQE, programme, and budget requirements are fully met.
This role offers the opportunity to work for a leading national contractor on vital infrastructure projects, with clear opportunities for progression and professional development within a supportive and safety-driven environment.
If you are looking for your next challenge as a Mechanical Site Supervisor, click Apply Now to take the next step in your career.
Please note: Due to the high volume of applications, we may not be able to respond to all candidates. If you have not heard from us within two weeks, please consider your application unsuccessful.
FJA is committed to equal opportunities and non-discriminatory recruitment practices. Finlay Jude Associates Ltd acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and as an employment business for the supply of temporary workers