Are you a recent graduate looking to kick-start your career in project coordination and the built environment?
Join Taylor Wimpey’s Trainee Technical Coordinator Scheme – a hands-on development programme that offers you the chance to work at the heart of our developments. You’ll support our Technical Team in overseeing external consultants and managing the full project lifecycle – from land acquisition and planning through to site completion.
With structured training, expert mentorship, and exposure to real projects, this role is your gateway to a career in technical project management within a FTSE 100 housebuilder.
About Taylor Wimpey
Taylor Wimpey is one of the UK’s largest and most respected housebuilders. We’re committed to building high-quality homes and vibrant communities across the country. From inclusive working practices to award-winning training, we’re proud to invest in our people and our future.
About the Trainee Scheme
- Duration: 2 to 4 years (based on your experience level)
- Dedicated training at our specialist Training Hub in Solihull
- Business Masterclasses and insight days in other departments
- Quarterly reviews to support your development and progression
- Structured development plan with clear milestones for salary increases
Perfect for Graduates in Built Environment or Construction-related degrees, this programme is your opportunity to grow with one of the UK’s most trusted names in housing.
Key responsibilities
You’ll gain experience across a range of engineering and development areas:
Health, Safety & Environment
- Identify and help mitigate risks in design
- Support safe and sustainable development practices
- Assist with CDM/EMS processes
Planning & Community Engagement
- Help with submissions to water, highway and planning authorities
- Support community-focused planning and infrastructure
- Coordinate with external consultants and manage design documentation
Pre-Development & Technical Design
- Assist in interpreting surveys and technical reports
- Support the preparation of working drawings for tenders and approvals
- Help secure statutory approvals and manage consultant teams
On-Site & Development Support
- Visit sites and help resolve design or engineering issues
- Prepare and maintain documentation for adoption, tracking, and NHBC requirements
- Collaborate with the production team to maintain engineering quality
Job requirements
- 2:2 degree in a Built Environment or Construction-related subject
- Driving licence and access to a car
- Willingness to travel between sites
- You must have a Full Right to Work in the UK and not be in any full-time education
Benefits
- Annual Bonus Scheme
- Full Benefits Package including private medical cover, retail discounts and much more!
- 26 Days Annual Leave + Bank Holidays