Mechanical Supervisor

Dartford
11 months ago
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Mechanical Supervisor

We’re working with a well-respected and long-established M&E contractor who have secured a major commercial new build project and are now looking to appoint a Mechanical Supervisor on a long-term freelance basis.

This contractor is known for delivering complex, high-spec projects to a consistently high standard across the commercial, education, healthcare, and residential sectors. You’ll be joining a professional and well-structured team with a strong pipeline of work and the opportunity to see the full lifecycle of a flagship development.

The Role:



Oversee mechanical installation works including HVAC, plant rooms, and pipework

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Manage subcontractors and direct labour on-site

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Ensure health & safety compliance and enforce safe systems of work

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Coordinate with the Project Manager and other trades to ensure works remain on schedule

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Carry out inspections, quality control, and sign-off of completed works

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Attend progress meetings and maintain clear communication across the team

Requirements:

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Proven experience supervising mechanical packages on large commercial sites

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SMSTS or SSSTS (required)

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Valid CSCS card

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Confident reading and interpreting mechanical drawings

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Excellent leadership, coordination, and communication skills

What’s in it for you?

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18 months of secure work on a high-value project

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Supportive site team and structured working environment

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Opportunity to work with a top-tier M&E contractor

Apply today or contact at RTL to discuss the role in more detail. Immediate start available for the right candidate

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