Eden Brown
Company
Eden Brown has been appointed by one of London’s leading workplace design and build fit-out specialists to find a Senior Preconstruction Manager to successfully manager the Preconstruction process for multiple commercial office fit out concurrently to a high standard.
Renowned as the go-to D&B firm for top-tier clients, our client has a proven track record of delivering sustainable, inspiring workspaces that make returning to the office a pleasure, not a chore, our client is dedicated to creating unrivalled workspaces that drive performance.
They specialise in complete workplace consultancy, delivering services from single office relocation to comprehensive design and fit-out, workspace planning, refurbishment, and interior branding. Their clients trust them to create bespoke and sustainable workspaces.
Role overview
This role requires a leader to successfully manage PreConstruction Manager and the PreConstruction of multiple projects efficiently and to a high standard.
Experienced within a fast track workplace Design & Build environment is crucial to be able to make accurate ‘on the spot’ decisions.
Integral part of the BU team, targeting winning of projects, providing PreConstruction services including costing, contractual support, programming, Health and Safety Sustainability and design management. Possess the skills to manage multiple projects and priorities effectively and be the primary point of contact for client Pre-Construction queries
Key Responsibilities:
Costing / Estimating
Building Contracts, Letter of Intents (LOI), Performance Bonds (PB), Parent Company Guarantees (PCG) and Insurances.
Design and Design Management
Building Services (MEP&S) Design
Supply Chain Management including Subconsultants
Building Control
Landlord, Statutory Authorities, 3rd Party Requirements, Incumbents
Programme, Risk and Procurement Schedules
Health & Safety
Presentation
Required Skills & Experience
Qualifications
Eden Brown is committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer.
