Design laboratory equipment such as fume hoods and lab benches for universities and research centres, from drawings and factory coordination to site checks and commissioning.
About this role
A construction management role in ITOKI's office-making business. ITOKI runs a "smart office" concept combining technology and design, and as ICT and AV equipment become a larger part of what it delivers, the team is being expanded to work faster, cut costs and respond more flexibly to clients.
The construction manager controls the work and building projects needed to create offices and spaces, from managing delivery of new office furniture to relocating existing fixtures, documents and equipment, and supervises the construction companies involved. Tasks include meeting clients, drawing up construction plans, managing partner and construction companies, controlling quality, safety, schedule and cost, managing the delivery of furniture and fixtures, overseeing relocation work, and ensuring compliance with laws and building standards.
The one firm requirement is experience in construction management or supervision.
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