Technical Project Manager

PFI Technical Project Manager

Location: Central London
Sector: PFI
Working Pattern: Site-based min 4 days per week
Salary: £80,000 + bonus

We are recruiting for an experienced Technical Project Manager to manage a programme of lifecycle, M&E and capital works across a large, technically complex and operationally critical estate.

The role will suit someone with strong project delivery experience and a good understanding of mechanical and electrical building services, who is comfortable managing contractors, consultants and multiple projects within a live environment.

Experience within PFI, Hard FM, healthcare, defence or other complex estates would be particularly relevant.

You will be responsible for:

• Managing lifecycle, M&E and capital projects from initial scope through to completion.

• Developing project programmes, budgets and delivery plans.

• Managing contractors, consultants and specialist subcontractors.

• Reviewing technical proposals, specifications and project documentation.

• Monitoring cost, programme, quality and project risk.

• Supporting lifecycle planning and future works programmes.

• Managing project changes and variations.

• Ensuring projects meet contractual, Health & Safety, CDM and quality requirements.

• Coordinating works within a live environment where continuity of services is critical.

• Providing clear project updates and reporting to senior stakeholders.

• Strong project management experience within a technical, engineering, building services or estates environment.

• Good practical understanding of M&E and building services.

• Experience within defence, healthcare or another complex estate environment.

• Experience delivering projects within PFI or large, complex, highly serviced buildings.

• Experience managing contractors and works packages.

• Ability to understand technical drawings, specifications and project documentation.

• Strong commercial awareness and stakeholder management skills.

• Experience managing multiple projects and competing priorities.