Project Coordinator
Contract: Full-Time, Permanent
Hours: 40 hours per week
Salary: £30,000k
Shift Pattern: 5 days from 7, including weekends, evenings, and bank holidays as required
Location: Bewdley
Operation: 365-day business - flexibility essential

Are you a detail-driven, enthusiastic professional with a passion for project management? We're seeking a proactive and organised Project Coordinator to support our clients UK Project Director in delivering a wide range of exciting developments across our client's UK parks.

This is a dynamic role where no two days are the same - you'll be at the heart of planning, communication, coordination, and financial oversight for key projects that enhance our guest experience while upholding the highest standards in animal welfare, operations, and health & safety.

About the Role

As Project Coordinator, you will act as the central point of contact for all day-to-day project management activities, ensuring seamless communication and execution of plans across departments. From habitat construction to operational upgrades, you'll help bring our vision to life - aligning teams and timelines while keeping guest safety, animal welfare, and sustainability top of mind.

Key ResponsibilitiesCollaborate with stakeholders to deliver projects approved by the Managing Director & UK Project DirectorGenerate cost-effective, insightful proposals with a sustainability-led mindsetCoordinate and communicate project schedules, ensuring work is delivered on time and to standardTrack and report changes or delays, updating plans and redistributing schedules as neededEnsure full compliance with Health & Safety regulations, including CDM requirementsFoster strong collaboration between Wildlife, Operations, and H&S teamsSupport the financial management of project budgetsWhat We're Looking ForProven organisational and communication skillsExperience or knowledge of project coordination, ideally within leisure, tourism, or similar industries (desirable but not essential)Understanding of sustainability and environmental practices, as well as CDM regulationsStrong interpersonal and people management skillsAbility to hold stakeholders accountable at all levelsA positive, can-do attitude with a strong sense of initiativeExcellent time management, attention to detail, and IT proficiencyA structured, proactive mindset and ability to manage multiple prioritiesA full UK driving licence - essential, as access to animal reserves and restricted areas is required
Interested to know more contact Hayley Whitehead at Pertemps Recruitment Birmingham or call today!