Block Manager

Linear Recruitment Ltd

Job Title: Block Manager – High-Rise Residential (RC Frame)

Location: Bristol

Employment Type: Freelance or Permanent (Flexible)

Salary/Rate: Competitive – DOE (Day rate or salary + package available)

The Opportunity

We are seeking an experienced Block Manager to join a major high-rise residential development in Bristol. This is an exciting opportunity to work on a large-scale reinforced concrete (RC) frame scheme delivering high-quality homes as part of a flagship city-centre project.

The role is available on either a freelance contract or permanent basis, offering flexibility depending on candidate preference.

Key Responsibilities

Manage a designated residential block from late construction through to handover and occupation

Coordinate with site management, subcontractors, consultants, and client teams

Oversee internal fit-out, finishes, and quality assurance within the block

Ensure works are delivered safely, on programme, and to specification

Monitor subcontractor performance and resolve on-site issues efficiently

Support commissioning, snagging, and handover processes

Maintain strong communication with project stakeholders and residents where required

Drive high standards of health & safety and quality compliance

Requirements

Proven experience as a Block Manager, Senior Finishing Manager, or similar role on residential schemes

Strong background delivering high-rise RC frame developments

Experience managing internal packages and finishing trades

Excellent organisational and coordination skills

Strong understanding of QA processes and handover procedures

SMSTS, CSCS (Black/White), and First Aid preferred

Ability to work collaboratively within a fast-paced construction environment

What’s on Offer

Major city-centre development with long-term pipeline potential

Flexible engagement: freelance day rate or permanent employment

Competitive remuneration depending on experience

Opportunity to join a well-established contractor delivering high-quality residential schemes