Assistant Site Manager
Norwich
Salary: £45,000 + Package
Permanent Position

We are currently seeking an Assistant Site Manager to support the delivery of a £13 million new build school project in Norwich. The project involves the construction of a brand-new educational facility followed by the demolition of the existing school building and the conversion of the area into a new play field.

This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious construction professional looking to develop their career on a large-scale project while working alongside an experienced senior management team.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist the Senior Site Manager and Project Manager with the day-to-day management of site operations.


• Coordinate and supervise subcontractors and trades, ensuring works are delivered safely and to programme.


• Monitor site health & safety, ensuring compliance with company procedures and regulations.


• Support the management of construction sequencing and site logistics.


• Assist with quality inspections and snagging to ensure high standards are maintained.


• Attend and support site meetings, toolbox talks, and progress updates.


• Maintain site documentation, reports, and records.


• Help manage external works and demolition coordination once the new build phase is complete.


• Ensure the site remains organised, safe, and productive at all times.

Candidate Requirements

• Previous experience working as an Assistant Site Manager on construction projects.


• Tier 1 main contractor background is preferred.


• Experience working on residential, accommodation, education, or multi-block developments is advantageous.


• Strong organisational and communication skills.


• Ability to support the management of multiple subcontractor packages.


• Experience working within regulated or secure environments is beneficial.

Essential Certifications

• SMSTS or SSSTS


• CSCS Card


• First Aid at Work


• Asbestos Awareness

Package

• Salary: £45,000 per annum


• Benefits package


• Opportunity to work on a £13m education project in Norwich with career progression.