Fed up with being the middle person when projects go sideways? Clients change their minds. Production is under pressure. Sales promise the world. And somehow it all lands with you to fix. This one s different. They want someone who actually owns projects end to end. From brief to delivery to invoice. One clear point of contact. Proper ownership. Not constant firefighting without authority. The reality of the role: This is a Customer Services Project Manager role in a manufacturing environment. You ll take projects from initial client brief through production, delivery and invoicing. You ll be responsible for keeping projects commercially and operationally on track. There is a dedicated Estimating team who handle the bulk of the pricing. You ll still need to understand costs, sanity check figures, manage changes and protect margin as projects evolve. You re not sat estimating all day, but commercial awareness matters. You ll work closely with sales, design, planning, production, suppliers, warehouse and finance. When things change, you coordinate it. When issues come up, you sort them. This is hands on project management. Not a PMO role. Not admin for the sake of it. What s on offer

• £28,000 £30,000 depending on experience
• 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
• Company pension scheme
• Employee Assistance Programme with 24/7 confidential support
• Access to wellbeing tools, counselling and mental health resources
• Stable manufacturing business with long term work
• Projects that actually go into production
• Clear ownership and accountability

This will suit you if

• You ve managed projects in manufacturing, packaging, print, displays or similar
• You re comfortable dealing with clients and internal teams
• You understand costing without needing to be a full time estimator
• You stay calm under pressure and keep control when plans shift
• You prefer owning problems rather than passing them on

Apply now If you want proper project ownership in a manufacturing environment, apply now and have a conversation before it gets snapped up.