Project Manager - Central London (London Bridge)

Prosper Consulting; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work

MRICS/APC support

Performance bonus

Job summary

Prosper Consulting in Central London is seeking a proactive Project Manager to join a growing team near London Bridge. You will manage projects across feasibility through to final account, interfacing with clients and design teams on end-to-end construction works.

This client-facing role offers exposure to multiple sectors, a supportive culture, MRICS/APC development support, and a hybrid working pattern (typically 1 day per week from home).

Qualifications

• Relevant degree in Construction, Real Estate, Surveying or equivalent.
• 2+ years’ experience with a UK based property / construction consultancy (ideally).
• Interested in MRICS OR MCIOB chartership or already qualified.
• Confident in measurement and cost analysis.
• Relevant experience in contract administration (JCT).
• Experience in commercial offices (ideally).

Responsibilities

• Work across the full project lifecycle from feasibility through to final account and post-construction delivery.
• Collaborate with clients and design teams, acting as a partner on end-to-end construction projects with regular site visits.
• Deliver projects on time and within budget while maintaining client relationships and expanding into new sectors.
• Exposure to delivery, feasibility, design, tendering, procurement and contract advice.

Skills

Measurement & cost analysis

Contract administration (JCT)

Client-facing

Education

Relevant degree in Construction, Real Estate, Surveying or equivalent

Job description

Project Manager - Central London (London Bridge)

Sep 21

The Client: Established over 40 years ago, this growing independent consultancy provides quantity surveying and project management services across the UK.

Operating from offices in London and The Midlands, the firm manages a broad and varied portfolio, ranging from schools and heritage sites to commercial and residential schemes. It has built a reputation for delivering thorough, high-quality work that protects the original design intent while ensuring value for money.

The practice is guided by the core principles of integrity, collaboration, and excellence. With a genuine focus on its people, a supportive team culture, and a commitment to professional development, the firm offers an excellent environment for individuals looking to progress their careers.

The Role: A Project Manager is required to join a growing team in London, based near London Bridge. This represents an excellent client-facing opportunity to work across the full project lifecycle, from early-stage feasibility through to final account and post-construction delivery, on a diverse range of projects across multiple sectors.

Working as part of a close-knit and experienced team, the successful candidate will collaborate directly with clients and design teams, acting as an active partner on end-to-end construction projects through regular site visits.

The role is central to delivering high-quality projects on time and within budget, whilst maintaining existing client relationships and supporting the expansion into new sectors. This position offers comprehensive exposure to all aspects of project management, including delivery, feasibility, design, tendering, procurement, and contract advice.

Head Count: 30+

Project Sectors: Prime Residential, Commercial Offices, Education and Heritage

Requirements for the Project Manager:

Relevant degree in Construction, Real Estate, Surveying or equivalent

2+ years’ experience with a UK based property / construction consultancy (ideally)

Interested in working towards MRICS OR MCIOB chartership or already qualified

Confident in measurement and cost analysis

Relevant experience in contract administration (JCT)

Experience in commercial offices (ideally)

What can they offer you?

Highly competitive basic salary (negotiable DOE)

Performance related bonus scheme

PMI

Staff development and MRICS/APC support

Hybrid working (typically 1 day per week from home)