Assistant Site Manager at Reds10 in London, England, United Kingdom | Kablio

Role

Description

bim coordination

issue identification

quality control

health safety

site management

programme management

Identify potential issues before they arise and flag to the Site Manager
Use BIM models for information, discussing the model with the team to inform consequent execution of work.
Assist with sample and control panels and quality control procedures and ensure they are followed at all times
To ensure the highest Health and Safety standards on site and to ensure quality control checks are carried out.
To assist with the day-to-day running on site of a Reds10 construction project to keep within the timescale and budget of a project, and resolve any delays or problems encountered on-site during the project.
Assist with managing the construction programme and ensuring compliance with building and safety regulations

Requirements

cscs card

smsts/sssts

organisation

time management

communication

numeracy

Excellent organisational and time management skills
CSCS Card - Essential
Great attention to detail, numerically literate and able to multi-task
SMSTS or SSSTS - Essential
Strong verbal and written communication skill

Benefits

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Training + Development

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Interview process

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Visa Sponsorship

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Security clearance

baseline personnel security standard (bpss) required

Company

Overview

£142.5 million

Revenue in 2024

Revenue increased to £142.5 million in 2024, up from £83.8 million in 2022.

300,000 sq ft

Manufacturing Campus

The manufacturing campus spans 300,000 square feet, enabling large-scale production of modular units.

£160 million

Expected Revenue in 2025

Projects anticipate achieving £160 million in revenue for the upcoming year.

87%

Completion Rate

Off-site units arrive 87% complete, minimizing disruption and accelerating timelines.

It operates a vertically integrated model, designing, financing, manufacturing and assembling modular units in its East Yorkshire factories.
They have secured long-term public-sector contracts across defence, education, health and justice, building schools, military accommodation and clinics.
Typical projects include zero-carbon schools like the Sky Primary and Eden Project Nursery and single living accommodation for UK armed forces.

Culture + Values

50% reduction

Product Delivery Time

Delivers buildings with a 50% reduction in programme timelines.

30% Cost Reduction

Capital and Life Costs

Reduces both capital and whole-life costs by 30% through strategic optimisation.

Zero Additional Cost

Carbon Negative Outcome

Achieves carbon-negative status for all projects without any extra cost burden.

Purpose‑led: ‘help everyone live, learn and thrive in amazing spaces’
Mission‑driven goals: seamless customer‑focused service from inception to end of warranty
Design, deliver and operate quality buildings that save clients money and improve productivity
Push boundaries of off‑site modular – deliver buildings with architectural integrity
Give clients cost and programme certainty – never late and never over budget
Set a new benchmark for quality, safety, wellbeing and enjoyment at work
Invest in apprentices and develop a sustainable workforce
Industrialise standard components and production and eliminate waste in every step of the process
Generate fair and sustainable margins
Guiding principles: straightforward, personable, agile, restless and SMART

Environment + Sustainability

Net Zero 2022

Carbon Neutral Target

Aims to design all buildings to operate at net zero with the lowest possible embodied carbon.

3x Airtightness

Building Efficiency

Achieves airtightness three times the best practice levels for enhanced efficiency.

Aim: Better Than Carbon Neutral. Zero Cost
Whole‑life carbon and embodied construction impacts assessments undertaken as standard
SMART Building Controls installed in all new buildings to reduce energy use and extend asset life
Developed lightweight concrete flooring to reduce embodied carbon and transport emissions
Operate carbon negative buildings without cost premium
Net Carbon Accommodation Programme (NetCAP): delivered first carbon‑negative MOD accommodation blocks, iterative improvements via factory control and SMART data, no cost premium

Inclusion & Diversity

Raised £100K

Support Through Events

The company raised over £100,000 through events to support CRASH over a 6-year period.

18,000 Students

Annual Work Experience

Every year, the company provides career skills sessions and work experience opportunities for approximately 18,000 students through its partnership with the Construction Youth Trust.

K10 Apprenticeships: placed London residents into construction roles since foundation as social enterprise
Collaborated with Community Wood Recycling on education projects
Work with RBLI and BuildForce to employ veterans, reservists and support service leavers

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About Us

Careers

Projects

Company

Overview

£142.5 million

Revenue in 2024

Revenue increased to £142.5 million in 2024, up from £83.8 million in 2022.

300,000 sq ft

Manufacturing Campus

The manufacturing campus spans 300,000 square feet, enabling large-scale production of modular units.

£160 million

Expected Revenue in 2025

Projects anticipate achieving £160 million in revenue for the upcoming year.

87%

Completion Rate

Off-site units arrive 87% complete, minimizing disruption and accelerating timelines.

It operates a vertically integrated model, designing, financing, manufacturing and assembling modular units in its East Yorkshire factories.
They have secured long-term public-sector contracts across defence, education, health and justice, building schools, military accommodation and clinics.
Typical projects include zero-carbon schools like the Sky Primary and Eden Project Nursery and single living accommodation for UK armed forces.

Culture + Values

50% reduction

Product Delivery Time

Delivers buildings with a 50% reduction in programme timelines.

30% Cost Reduction

Capital and Life Costs

Reduces both capital and whole-life costs by 30% through strategic optimisation.

Zero Additional Cost

Carbon Negative Outcome

Achieves carbon-negative status for all projects without any extra cost burden.

Purpose‑led: ‘help everyone live, learn and thrive in amazing spaces’
Mission‑driven goals: seamless customer‑focused service from inception to end of warranty
Design, deliver and operate quality buildings that save clients money and improve productivity
Push boundaries of off‑site modular – deliver buildings with architectural integrity
Give clients cost and programme certainty – never late and never over budget
Set a new benchmark for quality, safety, wellbeing and enjoyment at work
Invest in apprentices and develop a sustainable workforce
Industrialise standard components and production and eliminate waste in every step of the process
Generate fair and sustainable margins
Guiding principles: straightforward, personable, agile, restless and SMART

Environment + Sustainability

Net Zero 2022

Carbon Neutral Target

Aims to design all buildings to operate at net zero with the lowest possible embodied carbon.

3x Airtightness

Building Efficiency

Achieves airtightness three times the best practice levels for enhanced efficiency.

Aim: Better Than Carbon Neutral. Zero Cost
Whole‑life carbon and embodied construction impacts assessments undertaken as standard
SMART Building Controls installed in all new buildings to reduce energy use and extend asset life
Developed lightweight concrete flooring to reduce embodied carbon and transport emissions
Operate carbon negative buildings without cost premium
Net Carbon Accommodation Programme (NetCAP): delivered first carbon‑negative MOD accommodation blocks, iterative improvements via factory control and SMART data, no cost premium

Inclusion & Diversity

Raised £100K

Support Through Events

The company raised over £100,000 through events to support CRASH over a 6-year period.

18,000 Students

Annual Work Experience

Every year, the company provides career skills sessions and work experience opportunities for approximately 18,000 students through its partnership with the Construction Youth Trust.

K10 Apprenticeships: placed London residents into construction roles since foundation as social enterprise
Collaborated with Community Wood Recycling on education projects
Work with RBLI and BuildForce to employ veterans, reservists and support service leavers

Articles

About Us

Careers

Projects