Job description
This organisation is all about helping people reach their full potential by making learning accessible and effective for everyone. They work behind the scenes to support schools, teachers, and families, ensuring that every learner has the tools and opportunities to succeed. By focusing on fairness, innovation, and community, they’re creating pathways for a brighter future for everyone.
The role
An opportunity for a skilled and proactive Project Manager to support a significant multi-year initiative aimed at addressing the weathertightness of school buildings across New Zealand. This program, which began in 2018, is now focused on the construction phase, with over 220 projects in progress and work expected to continue for the next 2–3 years.
Working as part of a dedicated team of five and supported by four external project management consultancies, you will play a key part in this team. As a Project Manager, you will come with a strong background in construction and a deep understanding of leaky building remediation and renovation projects. This role requires expertise in managing the full project lifecycle, from initial planning through to completion, ensuring timelines, budgets, and quality standards are met.
A strong understanding of construction processes and the ability to read construction drawings is essential. You’ll work closely with architects, contractors, and stakeholders, ensuring clear communication and resolving issues as they arise. You will manage variations, address potential risks, and maintain high attention to detail throughout the project.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and strong time management skills are required. You will also need excellent customer service skills to keep clients informed and ensure their expectations are met.
This position offers a 40-hour work week and is initially authorised for six months, with a strong likelihood of extension through the program's duration. You will report to a highly experienced Programme Manager with a strong background in building and a collaborative leadership style.
Apply now and we will be in touch. Otherwise if you are keen to chat about this role and the wider market get in touch with Sam Calvert 027 274 5586 or sam@assemblerecruit.com
The role
An opportunity for a skilled and proactive Project Manager to support a significant multi-year initiative aimed at addressing the weathertightness of school buildings across New Zealand. This program, which began in 2018, is now focused on the construction phase, with over 220 projects in progress and work expected to continue for the next 2–3 years.
Working as part of a dedicated team of five and supported by four external project management consultancies, you will play a key part in this team. As a Project Manager, you will come with a strong background in construction and a deep understanding of leaky building remediation and renovation projects. This role requires expertise in managing the full project lifecycle, from initial planning through to completion, ensuring timelines, budgets, and quality standards are met.
A strong understanding of construction processes and the ability to read construction drawings is essential. You’ll work closely with architects, contractors, and stakeholders, ensuring clear communication and resolving issues as they arise. You will manage variations, address potential risks, and maintain high attention to detail throughout the project.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and strong time management skills are required. You will also need excellent customer service skills to keep clients informed and ensure their expectations are met.
This position offers a 40-hour work week and is initially authorised for six months, with a strong likelihood of extension through the program's duration. You will report to a highly experienced Programme Manager with a strong background in building and a collaborative leadership style.
Apply now and we will be in touch. Otherwise if you are keen to chat about this role and the wider market get in touch with Sam Calvert 027 274 5586 or sam@assemblerecruit.com