Sprinkler Project Manager

Boden Group; Manchester; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

£5,000 car allowance

25 days annual leave + bank holidays (

Company pension scheme

Private medical cover

Life assurance

36.5-hour week with early finish on Fr

Long-term career development

Job summary

Boden Group seeks a Sprinkler Project Manager to lead and deliver fire sprinkler projects across the UK from handover through final account.

You will coordinate internal stakeholders, manage programmes, costs and safety, while building strong client relationships and ensuring quality throughout delivery. A strong knowledge of BS EN 12845 and relevant standards is essential; SMSTS and CSCS are required.

Qualifications

• Proven experience managing sprinkler or fire protection projects within the construction industry.
• Strong knowledge of BS EN 12845 and LPS1048 standards.
• Experience interpreting engineering drawings and technical specifications.
• LPCB Site Inspection Module 1 and Testing & Commissioning Module 2 (or equivalent).
• SMSTS and a valid CSCS Card.
• Knowledge of CDM Regulations and project health & safety requirements.
• Strong commercial awareness with experience managing project costs and variations.
• Excellent communication, planning and stakeholder management skills.
• Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office and project documentation systems.

Responsibilities

• Manage the full lifecycle of fire sprinkler projects from handover through to final account.
• Lead project initiation meetings with internal stakeholders including Sales, Design and Commercial teams.
• Develop and maintain project programmes, ensuring key milestones are achieved.
• Build strong relationships with clients, providing regular project updates throughout delivery.
• Coordinate on-site labour, subcontractors and suppliers to ensure efficient project execution.
• Manage project costs, variations, budgets and final accounts to maximise commercial performance.
• Complete project documentation including RAMS, O&M manuals, certification and as-fitted drawings.
• Carry out site inspections, toolbox talks and ensure compliance with health & safety legislation.
• Support internal and third-party audits while driving quality throughout project delivery.

Skills

Sprinkler/fire protection projects

BS EN 12845 & LPS1048

Engineering drawings & specs

LPCB Module 1 & Testing & Commissionin

SMSTS & CSCS

CDM Regulations & health & safety

Cost control & variations

Communication & stakeholder mgmt

MS Office & docs systems

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

The Role

As the Sprinkler Project Manager, you'll:

• Manage the full lifecycle of fire sprinkler projects from handover through to final account.
• Lead project initiation meetings with internal stakeholders including Sales, Design and Commercial teams.
• Develop and maintain project programmes, ensuring key milestones are achieved.
• Build strong relationships with clients, providing regular project updates throughout delivery.
• Coordinate on-site labour, subcontractors and suppliers to ensure efficient project execution.
• Manage project costs, variations, budgets and final accounts to maximise commercial performance.
• Complete project documentation including RAMS, O&M manuals, certification and as-fitted drawings.
• Carry out site inspections, toolbox talks and ensure compliance with health & safety legislation.
• Support internal and third-party audits while driving quality throughout project delivery.

Qualifications

You To be successful in the role of Sprinkler Project Manager, you'll bring:

• Proven experience managing sprinkler or fire protection projects within the construction industry.
• Strong knowledge of BS EN 12845 and LPS1048 standards.
• Experience interpreting engineering drawings and technical specifications.
• LPCB Site Inspection Module 1 and Testing & Commissioning Module 2 (or equivalent).
• SMSTS and a valid CSCS Card.
• Knowledge of CDM Regulations and project health & safety requirements.
• Strong commercial awareness with experience managing project costs and variations.
• Excellent communication, planning and stakeholder management skills.
• Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office and project documentation systems.

What’s in it for you?

Join a well-established organisation with an excellent reputation for delivering complex fire protection solutions across the UK.

£55,000-£60,000 salary.

• £5,000 car allowance.
• 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, with the option to buy an additional 5 days.
• Company pension scheme.
• Private medical cover.
• Life assurance.
• 36.5-hour working week with an early finish on Fridays.
• Long-term career development within a growing and highly respected business.