Harvey Young
Consultant
I work in construction recruitment across North Carolina and Virginia, partnering with General Contractors of all sizes - from some of the biggest ENR firms to smaller, growing businesses. I support roles right across the board, working with Engineers, Superintendents, Project Managers, and Pre-Con teams. I’m involved in the full process from start to finish, and what I enjoy most is building solid relationships and helping both clients and candidates find the right fit.
Harvey’s responsibilities:
Responsibilities:
- Working with General Contractors across the commercial construction market in the Carolinas and Virginia.
- Full 360 recruitment - everything from business development and client relationships through to sourcing candidates and getting them onboarded.
- Keeping things simple, honest, and making sure both sides get a great service.
Get to Know Harvey:
Favourite Book:
- Redemption by John McAvoy (Autobiography)
Football Team/Sports Person:
- I'm a Rugby man - Harlequins & Jonny Wilkinson
Favourite Car:
- Aston Martin DB9
3 dream dinner party guests:
Jonny Wilkinson, Liam Gallagher & Ellis Morris
The happiest day of your life was:
- Not really a day but my time travelling Aus was pretty special.
Food:
- Pizza
Drink:
- Guinness
Favourite thing about working at Just Construction:
- Good people, Good vibes
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