Operations Manager

Our client is one of the UK’s leading insulation suppliers and fitters, serving a key number of clients in the new build housing sector, in particular.  Due to a busy workload, they have a requirement for an operations manager, to oversee the day-to-day operational duties and management of insulation operatives.

Reporting to the MD and Commercial Director your key role requirements include:-

• Management & supervision of all operative and office staff
• Support in the delivery of the business KPI’s and aiming towards continuous improvement
• Assist in the programme/planning of works with the works co-ordinator
• Ensure resource capacity matches workload, including appointing new operatives when required.
• Ensure estimates/programmes of work are delivered on time and to specification
• Make advance requests for safety notices, site access requirements, overtime requirements, etc
• Measure & record work undertaken daily through team worklines.
• Liaise with clients, site management, inspectors and planners to ensure quality of work is to specification
• Build & maintain working relationship with senior management, clients and customers. 
• Ensure all field operatives comply with Health & Safety Regulations and site safety procedures 

Skills/Experience Required:-

• Ideally previous fitter experience
• SMSTS & 5 – Day Health & Safety qualification
• IOSH certification
• Proven ability to manage field-based operational teams

To apply for the role, use the link, attaching an up-to-date CV.  For a confidential enquiry about the role, contact Nicola Monro directly on 01786446651.

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