Project manager Review

- Delivery of construction projects ranging from £2m to £45m. - Assisted senior project managers in effectively overseeing office fit-out projects, ensuring seamless delivery throughout the RIBA stages. - Navigating Joint Contracts Tribunal contracts while successfully overseeing the comprehensive management of contract documentation, including the preparation, review, and execution of contract agreements, change orders, and project-related correspondence with meticulous attention to detail. - Drafting tender documents, ensuring clarity of requirements and compliance with procurement regulations.

Yes, particularly stakeholder engagement and contract administration processes.

I enjoy the programme and what it is teaching me. The skills are invaluable and we are provided with a lot of oppotunity for growth through training. The combination of studies and work is stressful and sometimes the environment does not feel the most inclusive. However, steps are being mate to improve that from my understanding.

The programme itself is well organised. However, the time required for university studies should be better enforced. I often feel bad for having to do my uni work and turn down work on the day I have preset in my calendar.

Support is there if needed in certain aspects such as APC support. I find the university support to be lacking and a little disconnected. Support day to day is good. My line manager sets up monthly catch ups which is very effective.

Support is there if you need it during term time. I think this is a little less available outside of term times and in busy periods of the semester. There are certain hours that do not always work with my work schedule so sometimes it can be difficult to locate the support.

Generally, I think the knowledge I am gaining from my building surveying masters is benefiting my role as I have a better technical understanding. Instances that affect my performance are time pressures. There is a lot of content to cover during term time which is very difficult with my work load.

Yes. There are many sports clubs and committees. I think these could be better advertised or treated as a type of freshers' event to introduce clubs to people. But they are there if you search.

Yes

You will gain invaluable skills for whatever role you progress to next. There is the opportunity within the business to explore different areas of real estate if desired. There is a good level of support and the people are generally friendly.

I would advise others to approach Savills with a willingness to learn and to talk to as many people within the business as possible. There are so many different business lines to explore.