Case Studies
Working with a myriad of clientele within the construction industry, our target is understanding how the industry’s needs are ever changing and to provide the first-class recruitment packages that we strive to deliver time and again. Find out how we have managed to achieve excellence through diligent research and innovation to source the very best talent available.
A Managing Director of a well-established Roofing Contractor was struggling to find a Flat Roofing Contracts Manager for their head office. They had had the position open for a while, but the area they were based in meant they were coming across the same limited selection of candidates.
A top 10 façade contractor in the USA were looking for a Senior Project Manager with Unitized experience on the East Coast. They had received a lot of CVs that didn’t fit the bill.
A large European Façade manufacturer were launching a new product to market and were looking to add to 2 Specification Sales Managers to their team, one was a new role, the other was a replacement, because we had placed the Sales Director they immediately came to us to, however time was of the essence.
A UK based Drylining company were looking to expand their business and had been looking for a heavy hitting Contracts Manager with relationships, which was proving a challenge, they had spoken to several agencies who were not delivering.
A Groundworks contractor turning over around £5m, at the time they were looking to take on an experienced Commercial Director to help expand their business. They had been looking for someone to fill the role for around 2 years, they had used the big names in recruitment but had no luck. They reached out to me to see if I had anyone free. They offered something that many do not, they offered the flexibility of running their team how they see fit. They also offered a very attractive bonuses package and flexible working hours but still they couldn’t find anyone.
A mid-sized M&E contractor was finding it hard to attract an Electrical Project manager to their business.
INDUSTRY NEWS & INSIGHTS
Data centre and civil are both booming in US construction. We break down the pay, the deadlines, and the one difference that actually decides which fits you.
Why “I’m Not Actively Looking” Quietly Costs More Than You Think
US construction spending looks flat at $2.2 trillion for 2026, but backlogs reveal a widening split, and where you stand decides your next five years in construction
