Senior Site Manager – Residential Contractor
📍 Somerton | 💰 Up to £70,000 + Package
🧱 16-Unit Housing Association Site
👷♂️ Medium-Sized Residential Contractor
📩 Contact: Jack Houghton | Walker & Sloan Recruitment
The Opportunity:
Walker & Sloan are proud to be partnering with a respected, medium-sized residential contractor to appoint a Senior Site Manager for a brand-new 16-unit Housing Association scheme based in Somerton.
This is a fantastic opportunity to take full site responsibility from groundworks through to handover, working with a company that values quality, teamwork, and professional development.
The Role:
As Senior Site Manager, you will take ownership of the project and be responsible for:
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Day-to-day site management and delivery of the project to programme
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Managing all trades and subcontractors
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Ensuring H&S compliance and quality control on site
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Working closely with the contracts manager and commercial team
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Holding regular progress meetings and maintaining site documentation
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Liaising with local authorities and clients where necessary
The Ideal Candidate:
We’re looking for an experienced Site Manager with a proven background in residential construction, ideally including:
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Experience managing Housing Association or affordable housing projects
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A track record of delivering schemes from start to finish
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SMSTS, First Aid, and CSCS (Black or Gold card preferred)
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Strong leadership, communication, and organisational skills
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The ability to work autonomously and maintain a high-quality standard
What’s in it for you?
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Salary up to £70,000 (dependent on experience)
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Competitive package including car allowance, pension, and holiday
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A positive, team-oriented working culture
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Genuine career progression in a growing business
Interested?
If you’re a driven Site Manager ready to step up or a seasoned Senior Site Manager looking for a local project with a supportive contractor, we’d love to hear from you.
📩 Apply now or contact Jack Houghton at Walker & Sloan Recruitment for a confidential chat.
