Sub Contracting Manager - Fire & Security

Sub Contract Manager - Fire & Security

London

Remote

We have a great new opportunity for a Sub Contract Manager to join our team in in the Central London area. You will be responsible for managing subcontractors and ensure alignment with G4S Fire & Fire Security Systems UK Company procedures..

About the Role:

You will be required to act as a liaison with Stakeholders to assess subcontractor performance and risks. You will need to be a great communicator, team player and organiser to ensure that a smooth process is maintained

Responsibilities

  • Responsible for compliance with regard to technical auditing and manage compliance
  • Carry out Health & Safety audits with subcontractors
  • Carry out work progress audits with subcontractors
  • Quality audits with subcontractors
  • Support the Project Engineers with flexible site visits
  • Support the Commissioning Engineers on site when and if required
  • Develop and manage site specific Risk Assessments and Method Statements where necessary
  • To attend Site Progress and Specialist Subcontractor meetings when required
  • Carry out Site audits on G4S Engineering teams when required
  • Comply with the Company Health and Safety requirements
  • Liaise with Customers at a local / site level to ensure Customer satisfaction
  • To respond to all communications within an appropriate time.
Required Experience :
  • Experience in working on M&E construction sites
  • Experience in working on Fire and Security Systems including installation
  • Knowledge and understanding of the relevant British Standards for Installation and Commissioning of Fire Detection and Alarm Systems and Refuge Alarm Systems
  • Knowledge and understanding of the relevant British Standards for Installation and Commissioning of Intruder, Access and CCTV Systems
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Computer literate including experience in the use of AutoCad
  • Management of electrical contractors and company approved Act as a liaison with Stakeholders to assess subcontractor performance and risks. You will need to be a great communicator, team player and organiser to ensure that a smooth process is maintained-contractors
  • Confident and professional approach to work
Further Requirements:
  • You will need to possess a full driving UK licence
  • This role requires enhanced personal security checks
Pay range and compensation package :
  • Competitive Salary
  • Company Car
  • Workplace pension scheme
  • Eye care vouchers
  • Employee Discount Schemes
  • Refer a friend scheme
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