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Technical Coordinator

Vistry Group
Wakefield
6 months ago
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In a Nutshell We have an exciting new opportunity for a Technical Coordinator to join our team within Vistry West Yorkshire, at our office in Wakefield, West Yorkshire. As our Technical Coordinator, you will coordinate all technical information between external consultants and internal departments throughout the design and construction process. To ensure all approvals are obtained and information received and issued to allow for a prompt start on site. Let's cut to the chase, what's in it for you Competitive basic salary and annual bonus Salary sacrifice car scheme available to all employees Up to 33 days annual leave plus bank holidays increasing to up to 39 days with service 2 Volunteering days per annum Private medical insurance, with employee paid cover Enhanced maternity, paternity and adoption leave Competitive pension scheme through salary sacrifice Life assurance at 4 x your annual salary Share save and share incentive schemes Employee rewards portal with many more benefits In return, what we would like from you Behave in line with our company values - Integrity, Caring and Quality Proven working experience in Architecture / Civil Engineering Previous experience in Residential Housing sector Proficient in site layout, grading, utility design, erosion control regulatory approvals including all section agreements (section 38 &section 104 designs) Full Current UK Driving Licence Project management and supervision skills Thorough, with strong attention to detail Ability to confidently challenge decisions made by others Quick and eager to learn, with a focus on continuous development Ability to communicate well with individuals at all levels Proficient in MS Office programmes Analytical approach To have a positive and flexible approach to work, integrate with the existing team and provide support and guidance to others when required Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to effectively liaise and co-ordinate activities between departments More about the Technical Coordinator role Comply with the company Life of Site processes. Ensure all drawings and details are accurate and commercially suitable throughout the design and construction phase stages. Co-ordinate and chair design team meetings with internal and external participants Attend and contribute to progress meetings on site as required. Co-ordinate the planning process where required and review planning approval to ensure conditions are addressed prior to start on site Agree construction specification, SAP and bream strategy for the project Coordinate the submission of a Building Control application and supporting documentation Liaise with consultants and attend meetings to progress all relevant Technical matters Assist Commercial and Buying teams in review and approval of subcontractor design information. Ensure accurate and on time design information in line with client requirements Ensure cost effective design control and buildability Maintain and manage all current drawings/documents/information for all new build contracts on the Viewpoint Platform. Review and check contract documentation, warranties and bond requirements in liaison with Contracts Manager. Apply for and secure statutory body approval of Engineering Design and ground remediation Co-ordinate and Temporary Works designs. Attend site visits and meetings in order to solve issues that arise during the construction process. Ensure that new regulation requirements are anticipated and incorporated as required Finally, let's tell you a bit more about us We build more than homes, we're making Vistry. Being a responsible developer and award-winning employer means we live each day through our ethos - doing the right thing. Our behaviours reflect this, as well as our values of integrity, caring and quality. Shaping all we do; they empower us to develop sustainable communities across affordable and private housing. We work in a partnership-led way, and you'll recognise our renowned brands Bovis Homes, Linden Homes and Countryside Homes. Together with Vistry Works, our manufacturing operation, and the functional support of Vistry Services, we're a proud UK Green Building Council member, UK top five housebuilder with a five-star House Builders Federation (HBF) customer satisfaction rating, and winner of many awards including Top Employer, Global Top Inspiring Workplaces, and Best for Talent Attraction and Outreach. Join us in making Vistry. #LI-KM1

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