About

Maxim: The Construction Recruitment Agency

Construction Recruitment Services in the UK and Worldwide

Maxim Recruitment is an independent recruitment consultancy that was established in January 2003 to service the building, civil engineering and consulting sectors of the construction industry.

At Maxim, we enjoy talking about the practical ways in which we can help people to find a suitable construction job or recruit a new member of staff for a client.  Browse our employee or employer sections below and get in touch to begin our working relationship.

Maxim Quality of Service

Maxim Recruitment operates only in the built environment sector. We apply our specialist experience to provide a personal and informed service to the job seekers and employers we work with.

Testimonial

“My experience with Maxim was very good. They were very understanding and I felt that he wasn't pushing his own companies’ interests over mine, which I find many recruitment agencies tend to do.”

Senior Quanity Surveyor, Dubai

Contact Us

UK Head Office
0800 689 4841
+44 800 689 4841
uk@maximrecruitment.com

Asia Region
+852 5444 0094
asia@maximrecruitment.com

North America
Canada: +1 647 313 3371
canada@maximrecruitment.com

usa@maximrecruitment.com

Middle East Region
middleeast@maximrecruitment.com

Australia
+61 2 8011 3536

Industry News

Technip Energies to design Europe’s first lithium refinery

Technip Energies, a specialised spin-off from French consulting engineer TechnipFMC, is to carry out front-end engineering and design for a new lithium refinery in Germany.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 8 June, 08:39

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Developers oppose new levy system

The British Property Federation is pressing government to just reform existing planning charges rather than introduce a whole new levy.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 8 June, 08:42

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Crest Nicholson sales slide 22%

First-half sales for house-builder Crest Nicholson were down by nearly a quarter amid market wobbles.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 8 June, 08:18

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Watchdog blocks rail signalling merger

The proposed takeover of Thales GTS by Hitachi could lead to rail signalling projects becoming more expensive, the competition authorities have determined.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 8 June, 07:52

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CLC pushes for more trades to be added to shortage list

The Construction Leadership Council is pressing for immigration restrictions to be eased for a wider range of construction trades.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 8 June, 07:44

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