Trainee Site Manager Apprentice
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Company: MULALLEY & CO. LIMITED
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Location: Norwich, NR1 1PY
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Type: Apprenticeship
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Salary: Competitive Salary
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Sector: Construction and the built environment
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Ref: NAS-2000028738
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Application Deadline Date: 13/05/2026
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Start Date: 01/09/2026
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Positions Available: 1
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Working Week: Monday to Friday 8:30am– 5:30pm (including a 1 hour lunch break)
Brief Description
Build your future with Mulalley on a fully funded apprenticeship. As a Trainee Site Manager Apprentice, you’ll earn while you learn, gaining hands‑on experience on live sites while achieving a nationally recognised qualification, supported by experienced Site Managers in a positive, inclusive environment.
Training to be Provided
When at work, your time will be spent gaining a broad experience in a live construction site near Norwich city with occasional visits to our Head Office in Essex, alongside structured learning through your apprenticeship programme.
Future Prospects
Following successful completion of the apprenticeship, you will be well placed to continue on to the Level 6 degree apprenticeship and would be in a great position to progress into an Assistant Site Manager role.
Vacancy Detail
- Support Site Managers with the day‑to‑day running of construction sites
- Learn how to plan, coordinate and monitor site activities safely and efficiently
- Assist with site inductions, toolbox talks and health & safety inspections
- Help to manage subcontractors and oversee works on site
- Learn how to read drawings, specifications and programmes
- Monitor quality, progress and compliance with project requirements
- Support with site records, reports and compliance documentation
- Attend site meetings to understand how projects are delivered on site
- Study towards a construction site management qualification alongside your role
Other Information
- Full (or working towards a) UK driving licence
- Willingness to travel to other site locations and Head Office as required
- Eligibility to work in the UK
- Professional attitude and behaviour in a working environment