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Mace Consult launched as a new and independent business on 5 March 2026, through a carve-out from Mace Group.

Mace Consult and Mace Construct are now two independent businesses following the completion of a majority investment in Mace Consult by Goldman Sachs Alternatives.

Mace Consult will continue to grow and develop under the Mace name, leveraging the strength of the brand’s global reputation in delivering exceptional programme and project delivery.

Mace Construct will rebrand later in 2026.

Until Mace Construct rebrands, we will continue to post news, views and achievements from both businesses on this LinkedIn account.

Learn more about the transaction and what this means for the future of Mace Consult on our website.

Rating Reviews

Rating is calculated based on 53 reviews and is evolving.

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Project Coordinator
3.9
28 April 2026
Solid Company for Project Management
Pros: Mace Group is a strong choice for construction and consultancy. The London team is very supportive; colleagues always help. We get constant learning opportunities on varied global projects. The hybrid work model is a big plus, giving me flexibility. It's a stable company with exciting, diverse work.
Cons: Career progression can feel a bit slow, and the path isn't always crystal clear. Also, as a large global firm, some internal approval processes are bureaucratic, causing minor delays for my project coordinator tasks.
Advice to Management: Streamline some of the internal approval processes to reduce project delays. Also, more transparent communication regarding career progression paths would be beneficial for employees at all levels.
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Project Manager
3.4
1 April 2026
Project Manager's Take on Mace Work-Life Balance
Pros: Honestly, they do try with the work flexibility; I get to use a hybrid model, which is a big plus. For us in the construction industry, that's not always a given. The London office has a good vibe among colleagues, which makes tough days better.
Cons: Work-life balance can definitely suffer during crunch times; 50-60 hour weeks aren't uncommon, especially in project delivery roles. It's just part of the large construction firm life, but it still makes it hard to switch off.
Advice to Management: Focus on truly empowering teams to manage their project delivery timelines better, reducing the constant crunch for Project Manager roles. Support work-life balance more actively.
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Project Engineer
3.3
28 March 2026
Hybrid Model is Okay, Not Great
Pros: You get some WFH days, which is a solid perk. For my Project Engineer role, I could usually work from home 2 days a week. It helps a bit with the commute to the London office, especially for administrative tasks in this corporate setting.
Cons: Flexibility isn't consistent across all construction projects. Some site work demands you're onsite 5 days, no exceptions for these roles. It's tough when your team or project manager has different expectations than the general company policy, making true work-life balance a challenge.
Advice to Management: Try to standardize work flexibility across all teams and construction projects. Make sure site-based roles have clear expectations for hybrid options, or offer better benefits to compensate for the lack of flexibility.
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