Job Description
M&E Works Supervisor Location: Central London Rate: 350 per day Hours: 3 days per week Site Based We are recruiting an experienced M&E Works Supervisor to support the delivery of Mechanical and Electrical projects across a large, technically complex estate in Central London. This is a client-side position overseeing M&E works delivered by external contractors. The successful candidate will work closely with the Senior M&E Project Engineer, Project Managers, consultants and internal stakeholders to ensure installations are completed safely, on programme and in accordance with approved designs, specifications and relevant British Standards. The project portfolio includes Mechanical and Electrical installations, infrastructure improvements, lighting upgrades and sustainability projects, with individual project values ranging from approximately 50,000 to 5 million. The Role Support the Senior M&E Project Engineer and wider project team across multiple concurrent projects. Review M&E designs, specifications, technical drawings, layouts and schematics, answering technical queries where required. Take ownership of allocated works during the installation phase, monitoring contractors and ensuring the required standards of quality, safety and compliance are achieved. Undertake regular progress and quality inspections, producing clear reports covering progress, defects, technical concerns and corrective actions. Review contractor Risk Assessments and Method Statements and support site safety audits, incident reporting and appropriate follow-up actions. Coordinate communication between contractors, Project Managers, consultants and internal stakeholders. Monitor the correct use of RFIs, technical submittals and other project communication procedures. Attend progress meetings and present technical findings to the project team. Oversee testing, commissioning and witnessing activities, ensuring processes and outco
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