Job Description
Astute's Power team are looking to recruit a Building Services Supervisor on an Energy from Waste Project in West Midlands on a 6-month minimum contract. Key skills Ensure HSEQ requirements are incorporated into the Building Services scope, with appropriate risks identified, controlled and mitigated. Reviews RAMS and ensures M&E installation works are carried out safely and in accordance with approved documentation. Provides a strong, consistent site presence, supervising M&E installation works within the Administration Building and addressing issues as they arise. Takes ownership of the day-to-day management and delivery of the Building Services package within the delegated area. Ensures M&E works are delivered in accordance with the contract, specifications, drawings, programme, budget and required quality standards. Identifies and resolves clashes, coordination issues and interfaces between M&E services, structural works, finishes and other trades. Coordinates Building Services subcontractors and site teams to ensure works are properly planned, resourced and delivered safely and efficiently. Maintains accurate records of M&E installation activities, progress, inspections, technical queries and outstanding works. Oversees Building Services quality control, inspection, testing and commissioning requirements. Leads and participates in relevant Building Services coordination, progress and project meetings, including weekly and monthly meetings. Captures lessons learned and supports continuous improvement, with occasional weekend availability required as part of a rota. Candidates must have relevant experience within the Energy from Waste sector with either Client, EPC or Sub-contractor level. Must hold relevant and in-date tickets such as SSSTS / SMSTS & CCNSG/CSCS cards Location, remuneration and timeframe of the Building Services Supervisor role West Midlands October 2026 6 months minimum Outside IR35 INDPOW Astute People are a
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