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Site manager
Run a building site, its workers, safety and schedule.Typical pay near Manchester: £33.34 an hour
Site supervisor
Run a building site crew and keep work safe and on time.Typical pay nationally: £24.36 an hour
Facilities manager
Look after buildings and grounds, repairs, cleaning and contractors.Typical pay nationally: £26.10 an hour
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Project manager
Plan projects, keep them on time and on budget.Typical pay near Manchester: £25.65 an hour
Labourer
Dig, carry and clear up on building sites, helping skilled trades.Typical pay nationally: £16.55 an hour
Estimator
Work out what building jobs or products will cost before quoting.Typical pay near Manchester: £28.21 an hour
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Office manager
Run an office: staff, post, records, supplies and admin.Typical pay nationally: £20.51 an hour
Van driver
Drive a van and deliver parcels to homes and businesses.Typical pay nationally: £14.42 an hour
Production manager
Run factory production, staff and targets for cost and quality.Typical pay nationally: £28.21 an hour
Electrician
Install, test and repair wiring, sockets and lighting in buildings.Typical pay nationally: £23.08 an hour
Plant operator
Drive diggers, dumpers and other plant to move earth on site.Typical pay nationally: £21.50 an hour
Specialist manager
Lead a team, site or service in a role not listed elsewhere.Typical pay nationally: £35.45 an hour
Maintenance operative
Fix and look after buildings, fittings and equipment on site.Typical pay near Manchester: £16.41 an hour
Operations manager
Run daily work across a business, its sites, staff and stores.Typical pay nationally: £28.32 an hour
Engineering manager
Lead engineers and designers and plan technical projects to deadline.Typical pay nationally: £35.90 an hour
Building inspector
Check buildings and homes are safe and meet building rules.Typical pay nationally: £25.64 an hour
Civil engineer
Plan and oversee building of roads, bridges, railways and drains.Typical pay nationally: £25.65 an hour
Farm manager
Run a farm, its crops or animals, and the farm workers.
IT project manager
Plan IT projects, lead the team and keep work on schedule.Typical pay nationally: £34.50 an hour
Cleaning supervisor
Lead a team of cleaners and check buildings are spotless.Typical pay nationally: £15.13 an hour
Maintenance supervisor
Lead a team of engineers and fitters who repair machines and buildings.Typical pay nationally: £26.67 an hour
Civil engineering technician
Help engineers plan, survey and check roads, bridges and buildings.Typical pay nationally: £21.54 an hour
Property manager
Manage letting, upkeep and running of residential or commercial property.Typical pay nationally: £20.51 an hour
Warehouse supervisor
Run a shift of warehouse staff picking, packing and moving stock.Typical pay nationally: £17.27 an hour
Production supervisor
Run a production shift and lead the operatives on the line.Typical pay nationally: £18.98 an hour
Carpenter
Build and fit wooden frames, doors, stairs and floors on site.Typical pay nationally: £21.65 an hour
Cleaner
Clean offices, schools and other buildings, including floors, toilets and bins.Typical pay nationally: £13.50 an hour
Sustainability consultant
Help companies cut waste, energy use and carbon emissions.Typical pay nationally: £20.87 an hour
Luggage porter / hotel porter
Carry guests' and travellers' luggage at hotels and stations.
Concierge
Greet residents or guests, take parcels and messages, and arrange services.Typical pay nationally: £13.49 an hourAbout site manager jobs near Manchester
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