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An established industry player is offering an exciting apprenticeship for aspiring site managers. This role is designed for individuals eager to kickstart their careers in site management. As a Trainee Assistant Site Manager Apprentice, you will receive mentorship and support while learning to coordinate site activities, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations. You will gain valuable experience and an NVQ Level 4 in Construction Site Supervision, setting you on the path to a successful career in construction. This opportunity not only promises professional growth but also comes with a range of attractive benefits to support your journey.
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Job Introduction:
We have an exciting new apprenticeship here at Gleeson for those who are wanting to kick start their career in site management. Our Trainee Assistant Site Manager Apprenticeship is tailored for individuals who are looking for the next step in their career following some experience working on sites i.e. labouring, qualified trades apprentices, FLTs, etc.
You will be supported and mentored by the Assistant Site Manager on site to show you the ropes and assist you in any aspects of the role. As Trainee ASM Apprentice you will support the site teams in the progression, quality and innovation of Gleeson Homes. This requires the coordination of all information to allow the development to run through from initial conception to full completion, ensuring that all properties are completed within the site programme and budget whilst adhering to safe construction processes of NHBC and building regulations at all times.
Upon completion of this apprenticeship, you will have gained a NVQ Level 4 in Construction Site Supervision and will be on your way to a career in Site Management.
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