One of the South West’s most respected Construction Consultancies is actively recruiting an Assistant Project Manager to join their Bristol office. 

THE COMPANY 

My client is a well-established, privately owned consultancy with a strong presence across the UK. They have built an excellent reputation for delivering high-quality projects and maintaining long-term client relationships across both the public and private sectors. 

They are currently involved in a range of major developments across the South West, with project values of up to £400m.  

The business offers a collaborative and supportive environment where junior staff are given genuine responsibility, exposure to clients and clear opportunities for progression. 

THE POSITION 

They are actively looking to recruit an Assistant Project Manager to support the delivery of projects from inception through to completion. The successful candidate will work closely with experienced Project Managers and senior leadership across a diverse project portfolio.The role offers excellent APC and chartership support alongside structured career development within a growing consultancy environment. 

THE CANDIDATE 

The successful Assistant Project Manager must: 

• Have a relevant construction or property-related degree 

• Have experience working as a Project Manager 

• Have experience supporting projects within the built environment / property sector 

• Ideally have experience across projects from inception through to completion 

• Possess strong communication and organisational skills 

• Be enthusiastic, motivated and keen to progress within a Project Management career 

WHY YOU SHOULD APPLY 

• Opportunity to work on some of the South West’s most high-profile developments 

• Excellent training, mentoring and chartership support 

• Clear progression opportunities  

• Supportive company culture with approachable senior management 

• Competitive salary and benefits package 

INTERESTED? 

Apply in confidence to this advert or contact Emma Sierens on (phone number removed) for more information.