Passive Fire - Project Manager

Interaction Recruitment; London; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading company in the fire and security industry is seeking a Project Manager to deliver projects in the passive fire protection sector. The role includes managing project lifecycles and building high-performing teams, ensuring compliance and timely completion. Ideal candidates will possess strong leadership and organizational skills with a focus on customer satisfaction.

Qualifications

• Strong background in fire protection.
• Experience in project management.
• Excellent organizational skills and leadership.

Responsibilities

• Lead and manage multiple passive fire protection projects from inception to handover.
• Build and develop high-performing project teams, ensuring efficient resource allocation.

Skills

Leadership

Organizational Skills

Customer Focus

Job description

Project Manager Passive Fire Industry

Hours:

Monday to Friday

Industry:

Fire & Security

Employment Type:

Full-time, Permanent

Salary:

GBP50,000+ (Apply online only)

Company Overview:

Our client is a trusted leader in the fire and security industry, based near Dartford. They are known for delivering high-quality, innovative fire protection solutions across multiple sectors, ensuring safety and compliance. As they expand, they seek a driven and experienced Project Manager to join their growing team.

Role Overview:

This key role involves the successful delivery of projects within the passive fire protection sector. Responsibilities include overseeing projects from planning to completion, ensuring safety, timeliness, budget adherence, and compliance with industry standards.

The ideal candidate is a confident leader with a strong background in fire protection, excellent organizational skills, and a customer-focused approach.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Lead and manage multiple passive fire protection projects from inception to handover.
2. Build and develop high-performing project teams, ensuring efficient resource allocation.