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What Maxim Can Offer to Construction Job Seekers

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To find the right job, you need your recruitment consultant to appreciate what you are looking for, and to know how to go about getting it for you.

At Maxim, we are prepared to offer you the time to listen to your interests and preferences. Only then will we start to offer advice and apply the necessary effort towards finding you what you are looking for.

Sector Specialists

Maxim is a specialist recruitment consultancy that can offer both a personal service and the required depth of coverage in the construction sectors we specialise in.

We have a great deal of experience in finding jobs for candidates in Building Contracting, Civil Engineering Contracting and the Consulting Services sectors of the construction industry.

If you are looking for a job in a particular sector, our job search function allows you to perform a search that looks only at the sectors that are of interest to you.

Role Specialists

Many job seekers prefer to look at the best jobs available in their discipline. If this applies to you, you can search our database by job title to find the most suitable Quantity Surveying, Risk Management or Project Management job.

Specialist Focus: The Benefits of Using Maxim Recruitment

At Maxim we work closely with our candidates to introduce them to a hand picked selection of employers that will find their experience relevant and appropriate.

We avoid mass applications and untargeted ‘mailshotting’ of applicant details to clients. We constantly monitor the market and make informed approaches to recruiting employers. This means that your details will need to be sent to fewer points of contact.

Industry Experience

Our experience in the construction recruitment industry creates the context for trusting and informed working relationships to develop between job seekers and our consultants.

It is in this context that you will be most likely to secure the best available career move.

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A website can only offer a limited impression of how we operate; please submit your CV to us and begin the positive experience of partnering with a professional construction recruitment consultancy.

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“Maxim recruitment are a staple in the construction disputes recruitment sector, with a plethora of useful guidance notes and articles which are helpful for both jobseekers and employers. I set out on my journey of finding a new job in delay analysis expecting the process to take some time, however the process from initial enquiry with Maxim through to job offer was done within a matter of a couple of weeks with a large amount of courtesy owed to Nilam who guided me smoothly through the process. P.C. Delay Analyst ”

P.C. Delay Analyst | November 2024

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Industry News

Mace taps up another trade association functionary

Mace has recruited Alasdair Reisner from the Civil Engineering Contractors Association for a role described as advisory director.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 9 July, 12:50

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Opinion: How to fix the Building Safety Regulator

Comment by Lee Powell, managing director of Henry Boot Construction

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 9 July, 10:58

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CROSS goes official

CROSS-UK has won the tender to be the official voluntary occurrence reporting system for building safety until 2028.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 9 July, 07:33

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Top house-builders agree £100m payment to head off CMA

Seven leading house-builders have agreed to pay a total of £100m to affordable housing programmes following an investigation by the competition watchdog.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 9 July, 07:16

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Gamuda moves to phase two in Woolwich

Plans for a £41m expansion of a south London student accommodation development have been unveiled.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 9 July, 06:33

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