Creative Manager

Farringdon

9 months ago

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Job title: Creative Manager

Location: London/ South East

Salary: C. £30k - £40k plus great benefits

Hours: 8-5, Monday to Friday

Overview of company:

Our client is a well-established, family run and employee-owned group Construction organisation offering a range of Construction services with an excellent reputation within their fields!
Their governance structure ensures safe, considerate, responsible, and ethical operations, with qualified and experienced leadership across all areas of the company.
Culture: The culture is described as collaborative, personable and ambitious with a low staff turnover and genuine support with career development! They have many employees who have been with them for 10-20 plus years who have steadily progressed into senior roles over the years.

The opportunity:
They are now on look out for a new Content Creator to join the organisation.
They are looking for someone to join the business to continue telling their brand story, showcasing major projects (new builds, infrastructure, renovations) through case studies, articles, and videos; Highlighting company values like safety, innovation, sustainability, and community impact; Creating Marketing Content such as writing blog posts, project profiles, press releases, and website content; Developing brochures, capability statements; Social Media Management including producing visual content (photos, drone videos, project updates) for platforms like LinkedIn etc, Highlighting site milestones ("topping out" ceremonies, ribbon cuttings, major equipment installs etc); Internal Communications - creating newsletters, employee spotlight stories, and internal campaigns to keep staff informed and engaged; Supporting recruitment efforts with content about company culture, career growth, and training programs; Event Support - Developing content for trade shows, community engagement events, open houses, or award submissions; Visual Storytelling; SEO and Website Updates.
They have offices in London and Kent, so ideally someone who is able to travel between these offices along with occasional site visits and industry events.

Benefits:
Salary negotiable depending experience
After 2 years, you will qualify for the Employee Ownership scheme
Healthcare scheme
Auto enrol Pension Scheme
23 days annual leave plus bank holidays
Continued support with professional development

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