AMAM PROJECT
MANAGER

East Sussex, UK

Project management
and advisory.

Independent project management and advisory, helping businesses and property owners plan improvements, connect systems and coordinate delivery.

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Independent planning, advice and coordination across business and property projects.

AM services

What can AM help you with?

Based in East Sussex, AM supports businesses and property owners across Sussex and the South East, with wider UK projects considered according to scope.

Case study / East Sussex

Pepperpot Barn

Bringing a modern home together.

Heating, ventilation, solar and battery storage, lighting, connectivity and water monitoring. A residential integration project bringing these systems into a coordinated view of the property.

Developed in-house, Pepperpot Barn connects practical self-build experience with the technology planning and coordination AM offers to property owners.

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An illustrative view connecting energy, comfort, lighting, connectivity and water through property integration planning.

The work and its outputs

How an
engagement works.

Commission a review, a defined piece of planning or project coordination. The scope, outputs and responsibilities are agreed before work begins.

01 /

Review

A documented assessment of the current position, main issues and opportunities.

02 /

Plan

Prioritised recommendations, responsibilities, dependencies and a delivery sequence.

03 /

Coordinate

Agreed oversight of actions, suppliers, decisions, implementation and handover.

Integration opportunities

Where integration
can make a difference.

Integration starts with the outcome you need, then considers the information, people and systems involved.

Enquiries, actions and follow-up

Connect an enquiry to a clear owner, a shared record and the next action. Review where information is retyped, lost or left in an inbox.

People, suppliers and delivery

Make responsibilities, milestones and decisions visible across a project, with a planned transition into everyday use.

Energy, comfort and property systems

Consider the relationships between heating, ventilation, energy and controls, alongside connectivity and specialist requirements.

Continuity and shared dependencies

Map the people, services and infrastructure an organisation or community relies on, then prioritise practical arrangements for disruption.

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