7 Site Manager jobs in Bath
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Cv Library - Bath Unspecified
We have a great opportunity for a Site Manager to join our development located on Lower Bristol Road, Bath. As Site Manager, you #39;ll be managing processes to ensure the project is completed to the highest possible sta
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Cv Library - Bath £250 - £320
We require a high calibre site manager who has previously worked on high end restaurants /retail projects to join our team in Bath, Bath N E Somerset. As the Site Manager you rsquo;ll be managing processes and internal w
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Cv Library - Bath £220
One of our clients is in search of a Site Manager to oversee a full turnkey of a high end restaurant based in Bath. We are seeking an individual that is capable of management and coordination of a site based team. Your a
Site manager
Cv Library - Bath £50,000 - £55,000
Avocet Recruitment is working alongside a luxury, high end housing developer who require a Site Manager on their brand new development in Bath. This is an 9 unit development comprising of bespoke homes with another site
Site manager
Cv Library - Bath £320
Site Manager required to start 7th May on a 8 week project in Bath This is a high end retail restuarant working on an existiing listed building. Rate: GBP320 per shift Hours: 7am-7pm Mondays to Fridays Must have the foll
Site manager bath
Cv Library - Bath £50,000 - £55,000
Construction Main Contractor Refurbishment Fit Out Industrial, Education, Office, Commercial, Student Accommodation Leisure sectors Site Manager - Bath Salary from GBP50,000 - GBP55,000 plus car allowance and package PER
Site manager
Cv Library - Bath Unspecified
We have a great opportunity for a Site Manager to join our development located on Lower Bristol Road, Bath. The scheme is PBSA building which comprises of two buildings and is for circa 300 student accommodation units. A
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Located in Southwest England, Bath has always been a serene place well known for its greenery and natural hot springs. During the first century, Romans built many bathhouses for thermal spa using the city’s natural hot springs. Even today, those are one of the major attractions in the city. The development of Bath started during the 18th century, with legendary works of Georgian architecture built into the city by John Wood Senior, Ralph Allen, and Richard “Beau” Nash. A recent report by the Telegraph listed Bath as one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Earlier in 1987, Bath was desi...
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