Site Manager - Dublin City

Overview

Oversee site labour, subcontractors, and ensure quality/safety on Dublin residential project

Key Responsibilities

• quality assurance
• site management
• health safety
• supply chain
• progress monitoring

Tasks

-Ensure works are delivered to the highest possible quality standards -Day-to-day management, coordination and monitoring of the site labour force and specialist subcontractors -Ensure compliance with Health and Safety regulations and company policies at all times -Work closely with supply chain and subcontractors to maintain positive relationships and culture on the ground -Assist the Project team to monitor progress to meet agreed programme targets

Requirements

• main contractor
• teamwork
• delegation
• qualification
• microsoft
• site management

What You Bring

-Previous Main Contractor experience ideally large-scale commercial/mixed-use development projects experience beneficial -Ability to work well within a team and to collaborate with others -Excellent delegation and organisational skills -Third level qualification or Trades background (Excellent knowledge of Trades) -IT skills – knowledge of Microsoft software -7-10 years’ Site Management experience

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Benefits

-Competitive Salary, Company Vehicle or Travel Allowance, Relocation Allowance (where applicable), Company Laptop, Company phone, Pension, Life insurance, Income Protection, Continuous Professional Development (CPD), Access to Lifestyle Benefits (such as Bike to work scheme, Employee Assistance Programme, Sports & Social Club) and many more.

About John Paul Construction

-Founded by John Paul and Tom Simington, the firm has quietly shaped Ireland’s skyline and infrastructure over the years. -From its Dublin base, it has expanded across the UK, mainland Europe, the Middle East and beyond. -Typical projects include hyperscale data centres in Germany, public infrastructure like Rosslare Europort, and healthcare facilities such as radiation oncology centres. -Sector strengths span life sciences, healthcare, mission‑critical, data centres, industrial, residential, commercial and civil engineering. -A founding strategy of geographic and sector diversification helped quadruple average project values within five years. -Board appointments and strategic hires reflect ambition to build on growth and support large-scale national plans like Ireland’s NDP 2040. -Unusual for a contractor, it launched a commemorative book marking its anniversary and is relocating to a LEED Gold headquarters at Sandyford.

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