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Commercial manager
Salary: £100k/year - £115k/year Permanent London
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Senior QS / Commercial Manager

Lead QS / Commercial on £75m New Build Aparthotel project in prime Central London location.

Working for the main contracting division of a very well-established specialist contractor - great opportunity to grow with a growing business.

Standard duties and responsibilities from procurement to final accounts and leading the Commercial team / managing more junior QSs.

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Micah Evans
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2016

The Birth of Michael
Taylor Search & Selection

After going through a hard labour in a Farringdon public house one evening, three maverick recruiters welcomed a healthy master business plan. Born from a desire to disrupt the world of construction recruitment based on their own observances of where the industry fell short, they began to grow a unique brand aligned with their values, aspirations and idealistic millennial daydreams that they were sure they could turn into reality.

With visions of glamorous start-up offices filled with bean bags, beer fridges and widescreen TVs, they secured a £20,000.00 loan and fired up three over-specced Macs to format CVs and fire off endless emails.

As dreamers do, they embraced a salary- and security-free lifestyle spent mainly in a windowless broom cupboard office in the heart of Brick Lane. There, they set out to deliver first-class service and build a reputation for quality.