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We are seeking a Senior Engineering Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of complex engineering projects from concept through to completion. You will be responsible for defining project scope, objectives, milestones, budgets and resource requirements, while ensuring that delivery remains aligned with business priorities, technical standards and customer expectations. The role will involve coordinating multidisciplinary teams, managing interfaces between engineering, procurement, manufacturing, quality and operations, and maintaining clear communication with internal and external stakeholders.

Your responsibilities will include developing and maintaining detailed project plans, monitoring progress against agreed timescales and budgets, identifying and mitigating risks, and managing changes through appropriate governance processes. You will oversee project reporting, decision-making and escalation, ensuring that issues are resolved promptly and that accurate information is available to support delivery. You will also contribute to continuous improvement, promote robust project management practices, and ensure compliance with relevant health and safety, regulatory, quality and environmental requirements.

The successful candidate will have significant experience managing engineering or technical projects in a complex industrial, manufacturing, infrastructure or similar environment. A degree or equivalent qualification in engineering, project management or a related discipline is desirable, along with a recognised project management qualification. You will be confident managing budgets, schedules, contractors and cross-functional teams, and be experienced in applying structured risk, change and stakeholder management techniques. Strong commercial awareness, analytical ability and problem-solving skills are essential, together with excellent written and verbal communication. You should be able to influence stakeholders at all levels, make sound decisions under pressure and provide effective leadership in a collaborative, delivery-focused environment.

We are seeking an experienced Wind Development Manager to lead the development of onshore and/or offshore wind projects from early-stage origination through to construction readiness. You will be responsible for progressing a portfolio of renewable energy opportunities, identifying viable development areas, and coordinating the commercial, technical, environmental, planning and legal activities required to secure project consent and investment approval.

Key responsibilities will include assessing new development opportunities, managing landowner and stakeholder relationships, overseeing feasibility studies and site assessments, and coordinating grid connection, environmental impact, planning and permitting workstreams. You will prepare and maintain project development plans, budgets, schedules and risk registers, ensuring that milestones are achieved and issues are identified and managed promptly. The role will also involve commissioning and managing external consultants, supporting procurement and tender activities, preparing investment papers, and working closely with internal teams to support smooth transition from development into construction and operations.

The successful candidate will have proven experience in renewable energy development, with a strong understanding of the wind project lifecycle and the planning, grid, land, environmental and commercial considerations involved. Experience managing multiple projects and multidisciplinary teams is essential, along with the ability to build effective relationships with landowners, local communities, government bodies, network operators, consultants and other project partners. Strong commercial awareness, analytical capability and project management skills are required, together with excellent written and verbal communication. A degree or equivalent qualification in engineering, environmental science, planning, property, renewable energy or a related discipline is desirable. You should be confident working independently, comfortable making informed decisions in a changing environment, and motivated by the opportunity to deliver large-scale renewable energy projects.

We are seeking an experienced Earthwork/Material Take-Off Estimator to support the preparation of accurate, competitive estimates for civil, site development, excavation, grading, and infrastructure projects. The successful candidate will interpret construction drawings, specifications, surveys, and digital terrain models to determine quantities, costs, and project requirements. This role is suited to a detail-oriented professional who can work confidently with technical information, manage multiple deadlines, and communicate clearly with project teams, suppliers, and subcontractors.

Key responsibilities include reviewing tender documents and scope requirements; preparing detailed earthwork, aggregate, concrete, asphalt, drainage, utility, and related material take-offs; calculating cut-and-fill quantities and identifying potential over-excavation, unsuitable materials, and disposal requirements; and developing labour, equipment, material, subcontractor, and logistics estimates. You will obtain and evaluate supplier and subcontractor quotations, maintain pricing databases, document assumptions and exclusions, and assist with bid submissions and budget updates. The role will also involve comparing quantities against plans, identifying discrepancies or design risks, supporting value-engineering reviews, and coordinating with estimators, engineers, surveyors, and operations personnel to ensure estimates are practical and complete.

Applicants should have proven experience in construction estimating, quantity surveying, earthworks, or material take-offs, preferably within civil construction or site development. Strong skills in reading plans, specifications, and topographical information are essential, along with a sound understanding of construction methods, production rates, and cost principles. Proficiency with estimating, take-off, spreadsheet, and computer-aided design software is required; experience with digital take-off or machine-control platforms will be an advantage. You should demonstrate excellent numerical accuracy, organisation, problem-solving, and time-management skills, together with the ability to work independently and contribute effectively in a collaborative environment. A relevant technical qualification or equivalent industry experience is preferred, and a valid driving licence may be required for occasional site visits.

We are seeking an experienced Tunnel Coordinator to support the safe, efficient and timely delivery of tunnelling and associated underground construction activities. Working closely with project managers, site supervisors, engineers, subcontractors and specialist suppliers, you will help coordinate daily operations and ensure that work is completed in accordance with approved designs, construction programmes, quality standards and health and safety requirements.

Key responsibilities will include coordinating tunnelling activities, site resources, access arrangements, shift plans and interfaces between underground and surface works. You will monitor progress against programme milestones, identify potential delays or operational constraints, and support the implementation of practical solutions. The role will involve reviewing method statements, risk assessments, permits and inspection records; maintaining accurate documentation; attending progress and coordination meetings; and communicating updates clearly to relevant stakeholders. You will also assist with coordinating plant, materials and deliveries, monitoring subcontractor performance, supporting quality inspections, and ensuring that environmental controls and site procedures are consistently followed. Where required, you will contribute to investigations, reporting and the resolution of technical or logistical issues.

Applicants should have proven experience in tunnelling, underground construction, civil engineering or a closely related environment, together with a strong understanding of construction coordination and site-based delivery. Knowledge of tunnelling methods, temporary works, ground conditions, underground services and relevant health and safety legislation would be advantageous. You will need excellent organisational and communication skills, the ability to prioritise competing demands, and confidence working with teams across multiple disciplines. A proactive approach, strong attention to detail and the ability to make sound decisions in a dynamic environment are essential. Relevant technical, construction or engineering qualifications, along with appropriate site safety certification, would be beneficial. This role may require flexible working patterns, including shifts or occasional night work, depending on project requirements.