Senior Project Manager - cross sector
London £65,000 – £80,000 + benefits Permanent
Job Reference: 10915
Senior Project Manager - cross sector
Location: London, UK
Salary: £65,000 – £80,000 + benefits
Overview
An opportunity to join a growing, multi-disciplinary construction and project management consultancy operating in the UK with international backing. The business is in a clear growth phase, offering direct client exposure and a strong consultancy-led approach to project delivery.
This role suits an ambitious Senior Project Manager who is commercially aware and comfortable operating in a client-facing consultancy environment across varied project types.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver projects from early feasibility through to completion in a consultancy capacity
- Act as the primary point of contact for clients, consultants, and contractors
- Provide professional advice to clients on programme, cost, risk, and procurement strategy
- Manage project programmes, budgets, risk, and reporting
- Administer projects under JCT forms of contract
- Support senior leadership with client relationships and repeat business
- Work across multiple sectors, adapting to varied project requirements
- Contribute to the growth and development of the UK business
Project Sectors
Current projects include:
- Hotel developments (refurbishments and new builds)
- Higher education projects
- CAT A and CAT B office fit-outs
- Workplace projects
- Logistics and industrial facilities (MEP exposure beneficial, excluding data centres)
Experience & Requirements
- Senior Project Manager with circa 5+ years’ experience
- Strong consultancy-based project management fundamentals
- JCT Contract Administration experience is required
- Background from consultancy, main contractor (CA), or architectural practice considered
- Commercially minded with strong client-facing capability
- Comfortable advising clients and managing senior stakeholders
- Collaborative, adaptable, and proactive approach
- Interest in developing business development capability over time (not essential initially)
