MEP Planner – London, UK (Visa Sponsorship Available)

A well-respected Building Services company in London is searching for a suitably skilled MEP Planner. The employer supports businesses across a wide range of sectors, covering many construction-based disciplines. Their innovations, efficiency and sustainability make them a sector leading performer. This role is based out of their London office. Visa sponsorship is available (if required).

Title: MEP Planner

Sector: Construction/Engineering Duration:

Permanent Location: London, United Kingdom

Salary £45,500 - £55,500 per annum


Company Benefits

  • Skilled Worker Visa sponsorship (3 years if required)
  • Accommodation assistance
  • 4x salary death in service cover
  • Company sick pay scheme
  • Employee discounts
  • Pension enrolment
  • Training and development opportunities

Role Responsibilities

  • Create programmes that cover key design, procurement and construction activities
  • Capable of briefing senior management on progress
  • Conduct site visits
  • Create detailed programmes for clients
  • Liaise with on-site teams
  • Attend meetings and training programmes
  • Review progress and changes, identifying the impact on the agreed schedule
  • Where applicable carry out delay analysis and prepare reports to assist with any EOT applications
  • Maintain accurate records
  • Keep abreast of legislation changes
  • Act in the best interests of the company
  • Carry out additional duties as required

Requirements

Education: Degree/Diploma in Civil Engineering/Construction Management or similar Skills and experience:

  • Well-versed in tender stage planning and contractual activity
  • Knowledgeable in all aspects of MEP
  • Experienced in the construction process from feasibility study through to final handover
  • Able to overcome challenges throughout various stages of construction
  • Effective IT operator with experience in Asta PowerProject/MS Project
  • Methodical approach
  • Loyal and hardworking attitude
  • Able to work independently or as part of a team
  • Able to multi-task
  • Confident approach to briefing
  • Command respect
For applicants outside of the United Kingdom applying through the Skilled Worker Visa route additional requirements include; proof of English language proficiency, Tuberculosis test for some countries and a clean immigration history.


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