Site Manager (Permanent) - Industrial New Build
Location: Reading, Berkshire
Salary: £55,000 - £65,000 + Comprehensive Benefits Package
Contract: Permanent
Sector: Industrial New Build / Main Contractor

Our client, a respected main contractor specialising in industrial new build projects, is seeking an experienced Site Manager to join their team on a permanent basis. This is an excellent opportunity to lead high-quality projects within a thriving and reputable construction business.

The initial scheme on offer here is situated in Reading, Berkshire involving the construction of several industrial units with an overall project value of c£80M.

The Role:
As the Site Manager, you will take full responsibility for the successful delivery of an industrial new build project from groundwork to handover. Key duties include:

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Leading site operations to ensure work is completed safely, on time, and to specification.

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Managing subcontractors, labour, and materials effectively.

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Ensuring strict compliance with health & safety regulations.

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Chairing site meetings and maintaining strong communication with the project team.

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Monitoring progress, identifying issues, and implementing solutions.

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Maintaining site records, diaries, and documentation.

The Candidate:

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Proven experience managing industrial or large-scale commercial new build projects.

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A strong background working for a main contractor.

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Excellent leadership, communication, and organisational skills.

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A proactive and hands-on approach to site management.

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Relevant qualifications including SMSTS, CSCS, and First Aid.

What's in it for you?

* Negotiable Basic Salary c£55,000 - £65,000

* Car Allowance

* Pension

* 24 Days Holiday + Bank Holidays and Birthday Off

* Company laptop, mobile phone and an EE Wi-Fi dongle

* Company bonus scheme

* Additional benefits

If you're an experienced Site Manager seeking a new challenge within a leading industrial build contractor, apply now with your CV to join a company that values quality, professionalism, and career development