Building Services Manager


Details:
  • Salary: £85,000 - 100,000 - Annum
  • Job Type: Permanent
  • Job Status: Full-Time
  • Salary Per: Annum
  • Location: City of London London
  • Date: 2 days ago
Description:

I'm currently partnering with a leading international construction and engineering contractor to appoint an experienced Building Services Manager for major projects across London and the surrounding areas.

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a business delivering some of the UK and Europe's most high-profile and technically complex schemes.

About the Company

My client is a well-established main contractor with a strong footprint across the UK, Ireland, and mainland Europe. They specialise in delivering large-scale, high-quality projects through a combination of engineering expertise, modern construction techniques, and digital innovation.

They operate across a diverse range of sectors, including:

Commercial & Office Developments - large-scale, high-spec city centre schemes
Residential - high-rise, mixed-use, and build-to-rent developments
Healthcare & Life Sciences - hospitals, laboratories, and highly serviced technical environments
Data Centres & Technology - mission-critical facilities requiring complex MEP integration
Pharmaceutical & Industrial - advanced manufacturing and regulated environments
Retail & Mixed-Use - integrated developments combining multiple asset classes
Infrastructure & Transport - supporting major public and private sector investmentThis breadth of work offers excellent exposure to technically challenging projects, particularly those with complex building services requirements.

The business is also recognised for its strong commitment to sustainability, innovation, and health & safety, consistently delivering projects to the highest standards.

The Role

As Building Services Manager, you will take ownership of all MEP elements across the full project lifecycle - from design coordination through to commissioning and handover.

You'll play a critical role in ensuring building services are delivered efficiently, safely, and fully integrated into the wider construction programme.

Key Responsibilities

Manage and coordinate all mechanical, electrical, and public health (MEP) services
Oversee design development and ensure technical compliance
Drive programme delivery and proactively manage risk
Lead MEP subcontractors and specialist packages
Ensure all works meet health, safety, and environmental standards
Manage commissioning, testing, and system handover
Collaborate with project teams, consultants, and clients

About You

Proven experience as a Building Services Manager within a main contractor environment
Strong track record delivering MEP packages on complex construction projects
Experience working across sectors such as commercial, healthcare, or data centres is highly desirable
Excellent technical knowledge and coordination skills
Strong communication and stakeholder management ability

What's on Offer

Exposure to high-profile, technically complex projects
Strong and secure pipeline of work across London and the South East
Competitive salary and benefits package
Clear career progression within a leading contractor

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