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Bluespace is the leading Self Storage company in Spain, with over 20 years of experience and presence in 4 countries. We have more than 100 centers and an ambitious expansion plan: reaching 185 centers in the next 5 years.
Our commitment is clear: operational excellence, sustainable growth, and professional development in a dynamic and collaborative environment.
Your mission:
To comprehensively manage the construction projects of new centers within your geographical area—from the pre-acquisition phase to the final handover to Operations—ensuring compliance with budget, timelines, and quality standards, in coordination with the responsible Project Manager.
You will play an active role in a strategic expansion plan with a direct impact on the company's growth.
Tasks What will you do on a day-to-day basis?
Pre-acquisition phase
- Technical support to the Expansion team in asset analysis.
- Preparation of proformas and technical feasibility studies.
- Administrative and technical support until the asset is transferred to the construction team.
Project and permitting phase
- Coordination with architecture and engineering firms.
- Technical development and follow-up of projects.
- Management and processing of permits.
- Liaison with public administrations.
Construction phase
- Technical supervision and periodic site visits.
- Coordination and follow-up of suppliers and subcontractors.
- Control of planning, budget, and quality.
- Supervision of regulatory compliance regarding safety and legal requirements.
- Control and validation of construction certificates.
- Management of utilities (before and during execution).
Handover phase
- Coordination with the Operations department.
- Progress tracking and internal reporting.
- Final project delivery and documentation closur
📌 Construction Project Manager (Milano)
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📍 Milano