Managing Recruitment Consultant

Job Description

Managing Recruitment Consultant – Newcastle (New Office Launch)

Newcastle – Be the First in a Brand-New Office

Logistics | Industrial | Construction | Energy | M&E

£35,000 – £50,000 base + uncapped commission


Are you an experienced recruiter ready to build something of your own - with the backing of an established brand?


We’re working with a long-standing, high-performing recruitment business that’s looking to expand into Newcastle and is now ready to launch a new office in the city. They’re seeking a senior consultant who has the drive, credibility, and experience to take the lead in opening and growing the business here.


This is a unique opportunity for someone with an entrepreneurial mindset who’s looking for ownership, autonomy, and long-term growth - both in their desk and in building a team.


What You’ll Be Doing:

  • Establish and grow a profitable desk in one of the company’s core sectors:
  • Logistics, Industrial, Construction, Energy, or M&E
  • Act as the lead recruiter for the Newcastle region
  • Build and nurture client relationships — you’ll be trusted to get on with it
  • Eventually hire and lead a team around you as the office grows
  • Collaborate with a wider team of experienced consultants across the UK


What We’re Looking For:

  • A proven 360 recruiter with at least 3 years’ experience
  • Sector expertise in Logistics, Industrial, Construction, Energy, or M&E
  • Self-motivated and driven to build something long-term
  • Ready to work on-site and lay the foundations for a new office
  • Comfortable with the responsibility of delivering results and leading growth


What’s On Offer:

  • £35,000 – £50,000 base salary (DOE)
  • Uncapped commission structure: UP TO 20% as well as a management commission scheme
  • OTE of £100k+
  • Support from a successful senior team with no micromanagement
  • Long-term opportunity to lead and manage a new regional branch
  • Real autonomy - with the security of a well-backed business


This is your chance to be the driving force behind a new regional office - with serious backing and belief.


If you're a senior recruiter ready to take the next step, we want to hear from you.

Salary: GBP 28000 - 42000 per year
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