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Our clients are looking for a Works Manager to join their Derby Riverside scheme.They are responsible for the management of the onsite programme in respect of delivery, workmanship and safety. The Works Manager ensures that adequate and proper labour, plant, materials and subcontractors resources are available to meet the requirements of the contract and in line with company policies. 

Responsibilities
Establish and monitor key stage programmes 
Set up the site and maintain site security (Maintain site hutting, hoardings and signboards to present a tidy and professional appearance) 
Take possession of the site, plan and coordinate trades activities 
Apply for temporary service connections 
Interpret drawings and specification and communicate directions to site personnel, Subcontractors and suppliers 
Ensure that adequate method statements and risk assessments (RAs) are completed for high-risk activities 
Request outstanding information from the professional team and confirm all verbal instructions 
Assist with ensuring all necessary approvals are in place to allow project to progress without risk (E.g. Hording Licence) 
Review buildability and identify methods of construction with commercial or programme advantage where possible 
With the Environmental Co-ordinator implement the environmental controls and work towards the objectives set out in the HSE plan (Civils) 
Attend site meetings, subcontract and internal meetings - maintain and circulate notes and action points  

Essential
Good Written and verbal communication skills, able to communicate with colleagues, clients and third parties, in a warm and persuasive way both formally and informally and able to alter style and method to suit audience 
A proven track record of least ten years within a construction management environment with a similar National/Regional Contractor  
Strong analytical skills  
Organised with good time management and capable of proactive planning  
Experience on Flood defense schemes desirable 
First Aid at work certificate. 
IOSH or equivalent H&S management training 
Temporary Works & Excavation Safety 
Permitting requirements for live energy works (Must be in conjunction with Site & Safety Management) 
Working at Heights & Scaffolding 
Lifting & Cranage operations 
Other HSEQS training as per site HSE plan

Benefits
Competitive Salary  
26 days holiday (option to purchase 5 more)  
Employer pension  
Competitive mileage rate  
Travel expenses  
Flexible and remote working  
Enhanced parental leave  
Professional and Educational development

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