As an Associate Project Manager within the Capital team, you will play a key role in delivering high-quality infrastructure and building projects across the Trust. You will be responsible for managing projects from inception to completion, ensuring compliance with financial, technical, and regulatory standards. Key Responsibilities Project Management & Delivery Provide specialist construction and estates project advice to Clinical Service Directors, senior management, and other stakeholders. Lead smaller projects up to £500K, ensuring timely and cost-effective delivery. Oversee feasibility studies, design development, and cost planning to support funding approvals. Coordinate surveys, interpret scale drawings, and ensure projects align with Trust needs. Support senior project managers in large-scale capital projects. Communication & Stakeholder Engagement Act as the main liaison between Estates, Finance, Planning, Operations, and Board-level stakeholders. Negotiate with contractors and consultants, managing contractual and financial aspects. Engage with clinical teams to translate service requirements into practical project solutions. Collaborate with local authorities on planning, building control, and regulatory approvals. Technical & Compliance Responsibilities Ensure all designs comply with HTMs, HBNs, British Standards, and CIBSE guidelines. Oversee commissioning of technical infrastructure elements, appointing independent testers as required. Ensure projects adhere toTrust policies. Support operational and technical commissioning to ensure high-quality, safe environments. Planning & Organisational Skills Manage project shutdowns and site-wide planning to minimise service disruption. Maintain detailed project documentation, including risk registers, progress reports, and financial records. Coordinate with external consultants (architects, engineers, surveyors) to ensure project compatibility with existing estates. Financial & Resource Management Assist in managing budgets, ensuring financial balance upon project completion. Support procurement, tendering, and selection of contractors, ensuring value for money. Hold personal delegated financial authority of up to £5K. Leadership & Team Support Supervise contractors in line with the Trusts Control of Contractors Policy. Provide support and cover for other project managers as needed. Assist with IT systems and software used within the department. Risk Management & Compliance Maintain project risk registers, escalating issues as necessary. Ensure as-built records are up to date and compliant with Trust standards. Conduct research on best practices in NHS Estates, Hospital Design, and Project Management. Additional Information The role requires regular site visits, including work in confined spaces and exposure to construction environments. The post holder must be able to work under pressure, managing multiple priorities with competing deadlines. The role involves working with sensitive issues, requiring emotional resilience and strong problem-solving skills. This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to the improvement of NHS facilities and patient environments. If you have experience in project management, construction, or estates planning within a healthcare setting, we encourage you to apply.