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We are seeking an experienced Senior Estimator to lead the preparation of accurate, competitive, and commercially sound cost estimates for a range of projects. Working closely with project managers, engineers, procurement teams, subcontractors, and clients, you will assess project requirements, interpret drawings and specifications, and develop detailed pricing submissions from initial enquiry through to contract award.

Your responsibilities will include reviewing tender documents, scopes of work, schedules, and technical information; preparing detailed take-offs and bills of quantities; obtaining and evaluating supplier and subcontractor quotations; and identifying risks, exclusions, assumptions, and opportunities for value engineering. You will maintain comprehensive estimating records, contribute to tender strategies, support negotiations, and ensure submissions are completed accurately and within agreed deadlines. The role will also involve mentoring junior estimators, improving estimating processes, and contributing to post-tender reviews to strengthen future performance.

Applicants should have substantial estimating experience within a construction, engineering, infrastructure, manufacturing, or related environment, together with a strong understanding of commercial principles and project delivery. You will be confident analysing complex information, working with estimating and project management software, and producing clear, well-structured cost plans and tender documentation. Excellent numerical, organisational, and communication skills are essential, along with strong attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a deadline-driven environment. A proactive approach, sound commercial judgement, and the ability to build effective relationships with internal and external stakeholders are also required. Relevant technical or industry qualifications and experience managing estimates for large or complex projects would be advantageous.

We are seeking a capable and motivated Project Engineer to support the successful delivery of engineering projects from initial concept through to completion. This role will involve coordinating technical activities, monitoring progress, and ensuring that projects are delivered safely, on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards. You will work closely with multidisciplinary teams, contractors, suppliers, and other stakeholders to resolve issues and maintain effective project communication.

Key responsibilities will include preparing and reviewing technical documentation, specifications, programmes, risk assessments, and progress reports. You will assist with project planning, resource coordination, cost tracking, procurement, and change control, while ensuring that engineering designs and site activities comply with relevant standards, regulations, and procedures. The successful candidate will monitor project milestones, identify potential delays or technical risks, and support the implementation of practical solutions. You may also attend design reviews, site meetings, inspections, commissioning activities, and handover discussions as required.

Applicants should have a degree, higher qualification, or equivalent experience in an engineering discipline, together with experience supporting or managing engineering projects. Strong organisational, analytical, and problem-solving skills are essential, along with the ability to interpret technical information and communicate clearly with both technical and non-technical audiences. Experience with project management tools, engineering software, document control systems, and reporting processes would be advantageous. A proactive approach, attention to detail, and a commitment to health, safety, quality, and continuous improvement are expected. This is an opportunity to contribute to varied and technically engaging projects while developing your professional experience in a collaborative environment.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Pre-Construction Manager to lead the planning, development and commercial preparation of major construction projects from early concept through to contract award. This role will work closely with clients, consultants, design teams, contractors and internal stakeholders to establish robust project strategies, develop accurate cost plans and ensure schemes are deliverable, commercially viable and aligned with programme, quality and safety objectives.

Key responsibilities will include managing the pre-construction process across multiple projects; coordinating feasibility studies, value engineering, buildability reviews, procurement strategies and risk assessments; preparing and reviewing budgets, estimates, tender documentation and construction programmes; and supporting the negotiation and appointment of consultants, specialist subcontractors and principal contractors. You will monitor design development, challenge assumptions, identify opportunities for cost and programme improvement, and ensure all pre-construction information is complete, coordinated and suitable for delivery. The role will also involve presenting recommendations to senior stakeholders, maintaining clear project records and supporting the transition from pre-construction into construction.

The successful candidate will have significant experience in a senior pre-construction, estimating, commercial or project management position within the construction or property sector. You should possess strong knowledge of procurement routes, contract strategy, construction methodologies, cost planning, design coordination and risk management. Excellent communication, negotiation and stakeholder management skills are essential, together with the ability to manage competing priorities and lead teams effectively. A relevant qualification in construction management, quantity surveying, engineering or a related discipline is preferred. Commercial awareness, strong attention to detail and a proactive approach to problem-solving are key to success in this position.

We are seeking an experienced Construction Quality Assurance Manager to lead and strengthen quality management across complex construction projects. This role will be responsible for ensuring that project activities, materials, workmanship and documentation comply with approved designs, contractual requirements, regulatory standards and established quality procedures. Working closely with project managers, engineers, contractors and site teams, you will promote a proactive culture of quality, accountability and continuous improvement from planning through to completion.

Key responsibilities will include developing and implementing project quality plans, inspection and test plans, quality procedures and audit schedules. You will oversee inspections, testing, non-conformance management, corrective and preventive actions, technical queries, change control and quality records. The role will involve reviewing contractor submissions, method statements, inspection documentation and material certificates, as well as monitoring site activities to identify risks and ensure that defects are prevented or resolved promptly. You will lead internal and external audits, prepare quality reports, track performance indicators and provide clear updates to senior project stakeholders. Supporting project handover will also be essential, including the review and completion of as-built information, operation and maintenance documentation, test results and final quality dossiers.

The successful candidate will have substantial experience in construction quality assurance, quality control or a related project delivery role, preferably within major building, infrastructure, civil engineering or industrial projects. You should have a strong understanding of quality management systems, construction standards, inspection and testing practices, and relevant health, safety and environmental requirements. Formal qualifications in construction, engineering, quality management or a related discipline are desirable, alongside recognised quality certification where applicable. Strong analytical, organisational and communication skills are essential, as is the confidence to challenge non-compliant work and influence teams at all levels. A practical, detail-focused approach, sound commercial awareness and the ability to manage competing priorities in a demanding site environment will be highly valued.

We are seeking an experienced Resident Engineer – Water to oversee the delivery of water infrastructure projects from construction through commissioning. The successful candidate will act as the primary technical representative on site, ensuring that works are completed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with approved designs, specifications, contractual requirements, and applicable standards. Projects may include water supply networks, treatment facilities, pumping stations, reservoirs, pipelines, and associated civil and mechanical works.

Key responsibilities will include supervising contractors and consultants, reviewing method statements, drawings, inspection and test plans, material submissions, and construction programmes. You will monitor progress, quality, costs, and compliance; coordinate site inspections and testing; identify technical issues; and support timely resolution of variations, claims, delays, and non-conformances. The role will also involve maintaining accurate site records, preparing progress and technical reports, reviewing measurements and payment applications, monitoring health, safety, and environmental performance, and coordinating with stakeholders, authorities, utilities, and local communities. You will contribute to commissioning, handover, snagging, and the preparation of completion documentation.

Candidates should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in Civil Engineering, Water Engineering, or a related discipline, along with professional registration or membership of a recognised engineering institution where applicable. Significant experience in the supervision or delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects is required, ideally gained in a resident engineer, construction management, or consultant representative capacity. Strong knowledge of construction contracts, quality assurance, site health and safety, and relevant water-sector standards is essential. You should be confident interpreting technical documentation, managing competing priorities, and communicating effectively with project teams and stakeholders. Experience with contract administration, reporting software, and common engineering tools will be advantageous. The position requires regular site presence and a proactive, practical approach to problem-solving.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager (Water) to lead the successful delivery of water and wastewater projects from inception through to completion. The role will involve managing project scope, programme, budget, quality, health and safety, procurement, and stakeholder expectations across multiple workstreams. You will coordinate internal teams, consultants, contractors, suppliers, and public or private-sector clients to ensure projects are delivered safely, efficiently, and in accordance with contractual and regulatory requirements.

Key responsibilities will include developing project execution plans, schedules, risk registers, budgets, and reporting frameworks; monitoring progress and implementing corrective actions where required; managing design development, construction activities, commissioning, and handover; and ensuring all changes are properly assessed, documented, and controlled. You will lead project meetings, prepare clear progress reports, support commercial and contract administration, and maintain effective communication with stakeholders at all levels. The role may cover a range of water infrastructure schemes, including treatment works, networks, pumping stations, reservoirs, and associated civil engineering projects.

Applicants should have proven experience managing water, wastewater, utilities, or major civil engineering projects, ideally from feasibility or design through construction and completion. A relevant degree or equivalent professional experience is required, together with strong knowledge of project management principles, construction processes, health and safety standards, environmental compliance, and contract management. Experience with NEC or other standard forms of contract would be advantageous. You will be organised, commercially aware, and confident managing competing priorities in a complex delivery environment. Strong leadership, negotiation, problem-solving, written communication, and stakeholder management skills are essential. A formal project management qualification or professional membership is desirable, as is experience using common planning, reporting, and document-control systems.

We are seeking an experienced BESS Commissioning Manager to lead the safe, efficient and successful commissioning of battery energy storage system projects from construction completion through to commercial operation. This role will coordinate commissioning activities across electrical, mechanical, control, protection and software systems, ensuring that all equipment and interfaces perform in accordance with approved designs, contractual requirements and applicable standards. You will work closely with engineering, construction, controls, grid connection, equipment suppliers and client representatives to establish clear commissioning plans, programmes and readiness criteria.

Key responsibilities will include developing and maintaining commissioning strategies, inspection and test plans, method statements, schedules and reporting processes. You will manage energisation, functional testing, performance testing, troubleshooting and defect resolution for battery systems, power conversion systems, transformers, switchgear, protection and control systems, energy management systems and site communications. The role will also involve coordinating subcontractors and original equipment manufacturers, leading daily commissioning meetings, reviewing test records, monitoring progress against milestones and ensuring that all activities are completed safely and accurately. You will support grid compliance testing, operational handover, operator training and the preparation of final commissioning dossiers and as-built documentation.

Applicants should have significant commissioning experience within utility-scale energy storage, renewable energy, high-voltage electrical infrastructure or a closely related environment. A strong understanding of BESS architecture, AC and DC systems, SCADA, protection schemes, power quality, functional safety and grid connection requirements is essential. Experience managing multidisciplinary teams and external contractors on complex projects is highly desirable, along with the ability to interpret electrical drawings, control philosophies, technical specifications and test procedures. Relevant electrical qualifications and high-voltage authorisation would be advantageous. You must be confident working on active project sites, capable of making sound decisions under pressure and committed to maintaining the highest standards of health, safety, quality and environmental performance. Regular travel to project locations may be required.

We are seeking a Real Time Power and Transmission Scheduler to coordinate the safe, reliable and cost-effective movement of electricity across the power system. This role is responsible for monitoring real-time system conditions, balancing supply and demand, and coordinating transmission activities in accordance with operating procedures, market rules and regulatory requirements. You will work closely with control room personnel, generation and transmission teams, market participants, network operators and external stakeholders to support secure system operations.

Key responsibilities include developing and implementing real-time operating schedules; monitoring generation, demand, transmission flows, outages and network constraints; identifying emerging risks and taking appropriate corrective action; and coordinating planned and unplanned outages. You will assess system conditions, manage transmission limitations, issue operational instructions and maintain accurate records of decisions and events. The role also involves supporting market and settlement processes, responding to system emergencies, contributing to incident investigations, and providing clear operational updates to relevant stakeholders. A strong focus on compliance, safety, reliability and timely decision-making is essential.

The successful candidate will have experience in power system operations, electricity scheduling, energy trading, transmission control or a closely related environment. A sound understanding of electricity markets, transmission networks, generation technologies, system balancing and operational risk is highly desirable. You should be comfortable interpreting complex data, using energy management or scheduling systems, and making well-reasoned decisions under pressure. Strong communication, stakeholder management and problem-solving skills are required, together with excellent attention to detail and the ability to work effectively as part of a 24/7 operational team. Relevant qualifications in electrical engineering, power systems, energy management or a related discipline will be advantageous. Availability to work rotating shifts, including nights, weekends and public holidays, may be required.

We are seeking an experienced Compliance Project Manager to lead the delivery of projects that strengthen regulatory compliance, risk management and operational controls. This role will be responsible for coordinating end-to-end initiatives across multiple business areas, ensuring that activities are delivered on time, within scope and to a high standard. You will work closely with stakeholders at all levels to translate regulatory requirements into practical, sustainable processes and measurable outcomes.

Key responsibilities will include developing project plans, defining milestones, managing dependencies and maintaining accurate documentation throughout the project lifecycle. You will identify risks, issues and potential impacts, agree appropriate mitigations and provide clear progress reports to governance forums and senior stakeholders. The role will also involve coordinating implementation activity, monitoring actions, supporting the development of policies and procedures, and ensuring that project outcomes are embedded effectively within day-to-day operations. You may also contribute to audit preparation, regulatory responses, control testing and continuous improvement initiatives.

To be successful, you will have proven experience managing compliance, risk, governance or regulatory change projects, ideally within a highly regulated environment. You should be confident working with complex information, interpreting requirements and converting them into clear delivery plans. Strong stakeholder management, communication and organisational skills are essential, together with the ability to challenge constructively and influence without direct authority. Experience using project management methodologies, reporting tools and risk or issue management frameworks would be advantageous. We are looking for someone who is analytical, detail-focused and commercially aware, with a proactive approach to problem-solving and a commitment to delivering effective, lasting improvements.

We are seeking an experienced SCADA Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of industrial control and automation projects from initial concept through to commissioning and handover. This role will suit a confident project professional with a strong understanding of SCADA systems, industrial communications, PLC integration and operational technology environments. You will coordinate multidisciplinary teams, manage client and stakeholder relationships, and ensure projects are delivered safely, on time, within budget and to the required technical standards.

Key responsibilities will include defining project scope, developing schedules, budgets, risk registers and delivery plans, and monitoring progress against agreed milestones. You will oversee system design, software development, control panel manufacture, site installation, testing, commissioning and documentation. The role will involve coordinating engineers, subcontractors, suppliers and site teams, while managing changes, resolving technical or commercial issues, and maintaining clear project records. You will also support procurement, contract administration, project reporting and the preparation of progress updates for senior stakeholders. A strong focus on quality, health and safety, cybersecurity and compliance with relevant industry standards will be essential.

Applicants should have proven experience managing SCADA, automation, electrical or industrial control projects, ideally within utilities, manufacturing, energy, infrastructure or a similar technical environment. You will need excellent organisational, communication and problem-solving skills, together with the ability to manage competing priorities and engage effectively with both technical and non-technical audiences. Familiarity with PLCs, HMIs, telemetry, industrial networking and systems integration is required, alongside experience with project management methodologies, budgeting and risk management. A relevant technical or project management qualification is desirable, as is experience working in regulated environments and managing full project lifecycles. This is an opportunity to play a key role in delivering reliable, innovative control solutions across complex and technically demanding projects.