Details:
- Salary: £80,000 - 85,000 - Annum
- Location: London ENG
- Date: 2 months ago
Description:
Building Services Manager – Schools (DfE Framework)
London & Surrounding Areas
Up to £85,000 + Package
A leading main contractor with a strong London pipeline is looking to appoint a Building Services Manager to support delivery across its Department for Education (DfE) framework projects.
The business has a solid reputation across education, residential and mixed-use sectors, with a secured workload and consistent project flow across London.
The Role
You’ll take ownership of MEP delivery on new build school schemes, managing packages from late preconstruction through to commissioning and handover.
This is a site-focused, delivery-led role where you’ll be driving subcontractor performance and ensuring MEP packages are delivered safely, on time, and to a high standard.
Key Responsibilities
Managing MEP packages from PCSA through to completion
Coordinating mechanical & electrical installations on site
Driving programme and installation sequencing
Overseeing M&E subcontractors and holding them accountable
Reviewing technical submissions and drawings
Ensuring QA, compliance, and commissioning readiness
Supporting commercial teams with variations and change control
Leading commissioning and handover process
Project Details
Sector: Education (DfE framework schools)
Location: London & Home Counties
MEP Value: £7m – £15m
Build Value: Typically £30m – £80m
Experience Required
Proven experience as a Building Services Manager or MEP Manager
Schools / education project experience is essential
Strong understanding of mechanical & electrical coordination
Track record of managing subcontractors on live sites
Main contractor background preferred (open to strong MEP subcontractor candidates stepping up)
Confident working with site teams, consultants, and clients
What’s On Offer
Salary up to £85,000
Full package (travel, pension, healthcare)
Long-term pipeline of secured DfE work
Structured team and clear reporting lines
Stable, well-run projects with realistic programmes