Job Description

We are recruiting for a Senior Project Manager for a leading organisation delivering housing improvement programmes across the East of England, supporting the delivery of kitchen and bathroom capital works projects on an interim basis.

As a Senior Project Manager, you will lead the delivery of planned investment works, ensuring projects are completed safely, on time, within budget, and to the highest standards.

This is a great opportunity to join a busy, customer-focused organisation and make an immediate impact.

What's on offer:

Rate: £250–£400 per day (DOE)

Contract: Interim, 3–6 Months

Hybrid: 2 days per week in the officeAbout the Company:

Our client is a well-established organisation responsible for managing and improving a large residential property portfolio. They are committed to delivering high-quality homes and excellent services to residents.

Key responsibilities include:

Lead kitchen and bathroom capital works programmes from start to finish.

Manage contractors, consultants, and key stakeholders.

Monitor budgets, programme performance, and project risks.

Ensure compliance with health and safety and regulatory requirements.

Produce project reports and updates for senior stakeholders.

Drive high levels of quality, performance, and resident satisfaction.The successful Senior Project Manager will have:

Experience delivering capital works, planned maintenance, or housing investment programmes.

Strong contractor and stakeholder management skills.

Experience managing budgets, risks, and project delivery.

Excellent communication and leadership abilities.

Relevant project management qualification (desirable).This role would suit an experienced Senior Project Manager available at short notice and looking for an interim opportunity within a reputable organisation. The successful Senior Project Manager will play a key role in delivering a high-profile investment programme. If this is of interest to you please reach out to Fatima at (url removed) or give me a call on (phone number removed)