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Creative Construction is a multi disciplinary contractor, working across a broad range of sectors throughout the South West region.

With a young and dynamic team of highly experienced industry professionals, our mission is to deliver a fresh approach to the industry markets, within which we operate and to provide excellence in construction to every one of our clients, day in day out.

As a team, our experience evidences a track record of delivery for New Build, Refurbishment, Fit Out and Building Services projects. This project experience is spread across a wide range of key industry sectors, particularly within the Commercial Office, Light Industrial, Retail, Education, Healthcare, Hotel and Leisure Sectors.

Operating from our South West based Bristol offices, which are located close to the M5 and M4 motorway links, our core area of operation, supported by a long standing and highly experienced supply chain, allow us to cover the majority of the South West Region, M4 Corridor and South Wales.

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Project Coordinator
3.0
30 January 2026
Decent place, culture needs a refresh
Pros: The team in the Dallas, Texas office works hard. You learn a lot if you're new to construction projects. They've got solid benefits for a mid-sized general contractor.
Cons: Company culture sometimes feels pretty old school. There's not much room for new ideas, especially for project coordinator roles. Work-life balance can get tough when project deadlines hit.
Advice to Management: Try to encourage more innovation and listen to younger employees. Modernizing the company culture would help a lot with retention for project management roles.
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