3 associate director jobs found

Principal People are working with a well-established Health and Safety Consultancy, to recruit a Building Control Surveyor to be working across projects with a variation of clients predominantly within the North-West region. This will be an ongoing contract looking initially at 12 months with likelihood to continue beyond this. This is to pay the successful candidate a day rate of £(Apply online only)/day. This key on-site role will involve working closely with developers, contractors, architects, designers, and client-appointed Building Control Bodies, providing expert guidance and ensuring statutory compliance is achieved, documented, and tracked. You will be engaged from the early design stage through to full project lifecycle oversight, supporting clients across the North-West. This highly autonomous role allows you to manage your own diary and work flexibly. Reporting to the Operations Director, you will join a growing team and gain exposure to a wide variety of residential,...

Do you have demonstrable experience delivering quantity surveying activities on complex infrastructure projects using NEC4 contracts? Are you confident managing and assuring compensation events, payment assessments, and contractual notices within a regulated or high-integrity environment? Would you like to be the key commercial voice on a high-visibility engineering programme where your decisions directly shape delivery outcomes? The Opportunity This opportunity has arisen due to programme expansion and the increased prioritisation of critical infrastructure upgrades. You ll join a forward thinking project team delivering high value engineering works where your commercial expertise will directly influence programme certainty, safety, and long term asset resilience. Your duties and responsibilities will be Providing quantity surveying supports all procurements and cost activities for a major remediation project. Supporting commercial and project teams through...

Purpose of the Role: The building control department ensures that buildings are designed and constructed in accordance with the Building Regulations and associated legislation. It is the responsibility of those carrying out the work to ensure that the provisions of the regulations are fully met. The role of Building Control is to check that they do so and ensure that corrective actions are taken when compliance has not been achieved. The post holder falls into the requirement of having to be registered with the Building Safety Regulator as set out in Part 2A, Registration of Building Control Profession of the Building Act 1984. Specific reference is made to Section 58A to 58M which relate to the registration of Building Inspectors. To initiate and assist with enforcement action to ensure delivery of the services obligations under the Building Act and associated legislation, whilst working within a highly competitive market. The post holder will be competent in all building...