Technical Co-ordinator

Technical Co-ordinator - Growing Residential Developer - South Yorkshire

• Office location: Sheffield South Yorkshire
• Employment type: Salary
• Employer: Privately owned regional house builder

We have been exclusively retained to recruit a new and exciting position for our client. The business is going from strength to strength. Having secured a healthy pipeline of projects in the local area. They are looking to build on this success. With the addition a Technical Co-ordinator. This role offers the opportunity to head up a new department for the company and a resulting fast-track career development.

Role & Responsibilities

• Manage all external consultants for the scheme to ensure fully complete, correct and coordinated packages of information are issued to Commercial and Production teams.
• Managing subcontractor and supplier design approvals ensuring timely turnaround.
• Monitoring all subcontractor design approvals and keep up dated approvals schedule in line with build programme.
• Manage the flow of information to the Surveyor's, Buyer, Production, and client for the schemes.
• Update and coordinate all monthly Technical schedules
• Review and coordinate design and technical-related issues with the Production Team.
• Manage and control variations in relation to drawing revisions, construction programmes and costs.
• Monitoring and obtaining all critical certificates to ensure documentation is in place
• Ensuring all documents are correctly available for the Document Controller.
• Attending site meetings and monthly/weekly project meetings.

Our Client Is Looking For

• Experience working in a Technical role for Developer / Home Builder
• Up to date knowledge of industry practices in relation to the role
• Great interpersonal skills
• Someone who is looking to progress and take ownership of the department

What to look forward to

Personable and flexible work environment

Opportunity for accountability of a department

Excellent and bespoke remuneration package

Manageable project workload in the local area