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Our regional commercial teams are integral to the successful delivery of every Taylor Wimpey site. The function serves as the linchpin between our Technical and Production functions and makes the reality of a Taylor Wimpey development come to life. The Quantity Surveyor position within the commercial team is a challenging and diverse role. You will assist with site budgets, liaise with suppliers and provide support regarding the procurement of labour and materials. Collaboration is also key to the success of this role. You will work very closely with our site management, finance and design teams and support the reporting of key costs incurred across multiple sites.  It is important you have a keen eye for detail, can forecast costs and enjoy negotiating with suppliers. It is a unique blend of skills required but a very rewarding role.

Our regional commercial teams are integral to the successful delivery of every Taylor Wimpey site. The function serves as the linchpin between our Technical and Production functions and makes the reality of a Taylor Wimpey development come to life. The Commercial Administrator position within the commercial team is a crucial role that focuses on delivering efficient, customer focused, professional administration support to the Commercial department.

The Customer Support Coordinator (CSC) is responsible for the day to day management of the administration relating to all customer issues.  The successful candidate will take ownership of all ongoing customers’ issues and will be responsible to allocate resources including Customer Service Operatives and contractors to undertake remedial work in customers’ homes.  
 
Working closely with the Customer Support Manager, the Customer Support Co-ordinator will be responsible for the collation and management of information and data upwards for analysis dealing with escalations of customer issues, where appropriate. 

To work closely with the Regional Solicitor (senior property solicitor) based in Bristol to provide full legal support to Taylor Wimpey’s regional business operations in relation to the acquisition, development and disposal of land for residential purposes (and related matters) and other tasks as may be required from time to time.

To be part of a proactive legal advice and information service for the regional business units.

To work closely with the Regional Solicitor (senior property solicitor) based in Bristol to provide full legal support to Taylor Wimpey’s regional business operations in relation to the acquisition, development and disposal of land for residential purposes (and related matters) and other tasks as may be required from time to time.

To be part of a proactive legal advice and information service for the regional business units.

The Regional Solicitor is a key role within the Group Legal team, providing full legal support to Taylor Wimpey’s business operations in relation to the acquisition, development and disposal of land for residential purposes (and related matters) and other tasks as may be required from time to time. This includes the overall management of legal services to TW on a regional basis, working closely with both internal management teams and external legal service providers as appropriate.  The Regional Solicitor should provide a trusted sounding board and critical friend to their BU Management Teams and Divisional Chair(s).  

Do you want to come to work to make a difference, put all your talents to good use, really help people and to make our company better? This is your chance to join a fantastic team leading the way in making our customer journey run effortlessly. We are looking for a confident, energetic and self-motivated person to make things really happen for our customers, putting them at the heart of everything we do.   
 
In this crucial, frontline role you will act as the customers’ key point of contact in the Taylor Wimpey Customer Journey from the point they are introduced to their home onwards, managing the customer relationship face to face across multiple sites, delivering a great service and better ways to make our customers feel truly special.  New home buying is a complex process; we need our Customer Relations Managers to help our customers make our houses their homes.   Issues and ‘snags’ can occur in a new home and we strive, through this role, to ensure quick and effective resolutions, to meet and exceed our customers’ expectations.

The engineering arm of our regional Technical teams is responsible for establishing all the infrastructure that connects a new development and putting in place all important things that enable a community to thrive. From roads to sewers and all the utilities you expect from a modern, functional dwelling, our engineers are a vital part of ensuring each home meets and exceeds our customers’ expectations. The role of the Engineer is to provide technical support at all stages of the development process, from initial viability advice to full design packages, gaining technical consents and providing advice to all other departments and selected contractors during construction. You will need a thorough knowledge of engineering as a discipline and be very familiar with the associated regulatory requirements for a residential build. You will need to be a shrewd negotiator as you navigate various technical approval processes.

 With planning in place, sub-contractors and materials on site ready to go, it’s now up to our Production team to manage the delivery of our housing developments. Production oversee all activity, from managing our direct trades and subcontractor representatives on site to organising the build programme and ensuring the development is on schedule to welcome its new residents
 
Production is the backbone of our build process. We build over 10,000 homes a year. Consistency in quality of build, safety standards and communication with our customers are all key components to a successful production team. We look for people who have the skills to manage projects effectively, build strong relationships with contractors and all trades on site
 
The Production Manager will be responsible for the management and control of many developments within the region, to achieve high standards of construction quality in a controlled cost environment, contributing to the Region’s profitability. The successful candidate will assist the Production Director to appraise the project buildability, in conjunction with the Development Department and produce a Construction Programme.

The preparation and submission of detailed design and construction information, preparation of technical viabilities, secure Planning and Building Regulation approvals and provide technical support throughout the build process.