Senior Technical Manager – Residential RC Frame Project (Stratford, East London) An experienced Senior Technical / Design Manager is required to take the technical lead on a single, high-profile residential RC frame development in Stratford, East London. This role is ideal for a detail-oriented professional with a strong background in concrete frame buildings and residential construction, overseeing technical aspects and managing external consultants to ensure seamless project execution. Key Responsibilities: Leads the technical and design coordination for a major RC frame residential project. Oversees all design management processes, ensuring compliance with planning and regulatory requirements. Manages and coordinates external consultants, including architects, structural engineers, and MEP specialists. Reviews and ensures technical accuracy of all design documentation before approval. Works closely with the construction team to resolve design issues and optimise buildability. Ensures that all designs align with project timelines, budgets, and quality standards. Liaises with local authorities and stakeholders to ensure compliance with planning approvals and building regulations. Provides technical guidance and leadership to the wider project team. Leads design risk assessments and mitigates potential technical challenges. Reviews subcontractor designs and ensures integration with the overall project strategy. Manages the flow of technical information between all relevant parties. Ensures strict adherence to health, safety, and environmental regulations. Supports value engineering exercises to optimise project efficiency and reduce unnecessary costs. Keeps up to date with industry developments and best practices in RC frame construction. Represents the project in technical meetings and liaises with key stakeholders. This role requires a proven track record in large-scale residential developments with significant RC frame experience. A strong technical background, leadership skills, and the ability to coordinate multiple disciplines are essential