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Morson Edge are currently recruiting on behalf of a tier one contractor for a MEICA Estimator based in St Albans. This is a permanent role, offering up to £75,000 per annum. There will be an aspect of hybrid working (2 days from home), and were seeking candidates with specific MEICA experience. The Role As a MEICA Estimator, you will be responsible for developing MEICA estimates and tenders for our MEICA-related projects. The role will include the successful development of the project scope and design as it drives through the estimating and tendering process through to contract award. Your involvement in the projects will then continue as you provide advice and support to the Contracts Manager through the enabling phase of the project. You will be a key link and will work collaboratively work with the MEICA Contracts Manager, Project Manager, Project Engineers, Bid Manager and Commercial team to meet the project requirements in a safe, efficient and environmentally sensitive manner. As MEICA Estimator, you will be expected to contribute fully to the growth of the MEICA business through successful project delivery. This will involve you getting into and owning the finite details of each project, to ensure that it is efficiently priced, programmed and planned to meet project milestones, whilst driving value and providing the required levels of contribution at all levels. It will also involve you in obtaining and sharing feedback from project outcomes as they are delivered in order to gather learning that can be embedded into future estimates. Key Responsibilities Working with the MEICA Project and civils team to effectively manage the tender pricing process including tender appraisals and contribution to the enabling phase by: Developing the scope of work for the project with the MEICA team Sharing that scope with the Bid team including inputting to the technical quality responses Applying your experience of MEICA equipment and services used in the construction of Water and Wastewater Treatment Works to achieve a safe, efficient and environmentally friendly solution for each project Contributing to process design development and then ensuring that designs are checked and verified and are sufficiently developed to ensure accurate tender submissions Management of our selected contractors ensuring quality of delivery and value for money in all tender submissions, including: Preparing material, equipment, and sub-contract enquiries Collating and managing technical enquiries raised by our trusted supply chain partners and, evaluating their tender returns for compilation into the tender Production of the MEICA cost estimate for tender submission by producing bottom-up estimates derived from the client scope and technical information Risk and value management during the tender period Preparing budgets and cost plans Ensure estimating & tender procedures (CPR230) and governance (PL101) as well as all levels of due diligence are followed before tender adjudication Additional Responsibilities Ensuring that actual cost data and programme milestone delivery achievement is captured, so that you can compare actual outputs to tendered expectations, develop learning regarding these differences and share and embed this learning into future tenders Promoting the use of innovative methods, materials & safe systems of work Communicating clearly and effectively with senior management, designers, consultants, clients, and project teams on all relevant technical matters Being the key point of contact between the project and the programme Managing stakeholder communications and key messages for the project and recording and sharing these in a timely manner Ensuring client specifications and requirements are met during delivery by reviewing progress and liaising with the MEICA and project team Promoting and maintaining health & safety on all projects with the Project Manager and their teams whilst dealing with any day-to-day unexpected problems during the project, reporting this to the MEICA Contracts Manager when required Essential Experience Required Full understanding of the complexities of MEICA equipment and systems Ability to evaluate proposals from the supply chain for MEICA equipment including scope of supply, technical compliance, and commercial offer Able to interpret technical drawings from clients, develop baseline cost estimates and routines, and produce labour, plant, and material cost build-ups A level, or equivalent plus either a foundation degree, or HNC in Mechanical or Electrical engineering MEICA (mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, control, and automation) installation/commissioning knowledge, as well as process understanding for both water and wastewater treatment and technical construction knowledge Knowledge of estimating software such as Candy would be useful but not essential Understanding multiple forms of contracts, including NEC, as well as the operation of frameworks within the water and wastewater industry Knowledge of WIMES Standards Desirable SMSTS/SSSTS CSCS card First Aid EUSR Water Hygiene card Please contact Harry Sharrard for more information via LinkedIn, or on (phone number removed).

PSR is a construction and civil engineering recruiter. We are working with a well renowned major contractor in the North West. Our clients order book has never been healthier. We have been asked to source a commercial lead to work on a number of large Water Projects Our client is a highly reputable contractor that undertakes projects across a variety of sectors. Lead commercial management across major MEICA projects, ensuring strong financial performance, cash flow, and risk control Take ownership of projects from pre-contract through to final account Provide robust project controls oversight, including cost forecasting, change management, and performance reporting Work closely with project delivery teams to drive commercial strategy and informed decision-making Lead and support commercial negotiations with clients, subcontractors, and supply chain partners Contribute to bidding, estimating, and risk reviews, ensuring commercial robustness at tender stage Support the development of commercial best practice, governance, and consistent ways of working Play a key role in building and mentoring a high-performing commercial team as the function grows Develop and maintain strong client relationships, acting as a trusted commercial advisor What We're Looking For Strong experience in commercial management within MEICA or engineering-led projects Demonstrable track record working on large-scale projects ( 50m+) Solid understanding of project controls, cost management, and commercial reporting Experience operating at Commercial Manager or Senior Commercial Manager level Ability to work autonomously while also contributing to team leadership and development Confident communicator, capable of influencing stakeholders at all levels Strong working knowledge of contracts and commercial frameworks Relevant degree or professional qualification (e.g. Quantity Surveying or similar) Chartered status desirable but not essential

The Opportunity We are working in partnership with a leading contracting group that has secured a five-year MEICA framework and is continuing to expand its regional delivery team. With a strong pipeline of AMP8 projects, this is an excellent opportunity to join a long-term programme delivering major upgrades across clean and wastewater infrastructure. Role Overview As Mechanical Project Manager, you will take a leading role in delivering mechanical elements of projects from inception through to commissioning and handover. Working closely with pre-construction, electrical, and civil teams, you will ensure projects are delivered safely, on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards. Key Responsibilities Lead the delivery of mechanical projects across clean and wastewater sites Manage schemes from design through to commissioning and final handover Collaborate with pre-construction, electrical, and civil engineering teams Ensure projects are delivered in line with programme, budget, and quality expectations Oversee subcontractors, site teams, and project resources Ensure full compliance with health, safety, and environmental standards Engage with clients and senior stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle Monitor progress and produce regular project reporting Requirements Proven experience as a Mechanical Project Manager within the water or utilities sector Strong understanding of MEICA project delivery, with a mechanical bias Experience delivering projects across clean and/or wastewater assets Knowledge of full project lifecycle from design through to commissioning Strong stakeholder management and communication skills Relevant mechanical qualifications (HNC / HND / Degree or equivalent) What s on Offer Long-term job security through a five-year framework Strong pipeline of AMP8 projects Opportunity to work on major infrastructure upgrades Clear career progression within a growing organisation Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package

Job Overview We are working in partnership with one of the UK's leading civil engineering contractors, renowned for delivering major infrastructure projects across the water, rail, and energy sectors. Following the award of a prestigious five-year framework, our client is seeking to appoint two Site Agents to support the delivery of a substantial programme of clean water and wastewater projects throughout North Wales. With a secured pipeline of work extending well beyond the framework period, this presents an excellent opportunity to join a growing team and play a key role in the successful delivery of a diverse portfolio of schemes, including: Wastewater Treatment Works (WWTW) Sewage Treatment Works (STW) Water Main Renewals Large Diameter Pipelines MEICA Installations Associated Civil Engineering Works The Role As Site Agent, you will be responsible for the safe, efficient, and profitable delivery of projects from inception through to completion. Working closely with Project Managers, commercial teams, designers, and operational staff, you will ensure projects are delivered to programme, budget, and quality requirements. Requirements Proven experience in a Site Agent position within civil engineering. Strong understanding of project delivery, health & safety, and commercial controls. Previous experience delivering water infrastructure projects would be highly advantageous. Ability to manage site teams, subcontractors, and client relationships effectively. Relevant industry qualifications (HNC/HND, Degree, or equivalent) desirable. What's on Offer Long-term job security with a guaranteed programme of work for at least five years. Opportunity to work on a varied and technically challenging portfolio of projects. Clear career progression path into Project Management and senior operational roles. Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package. The chance to join a highly respected contractor with an excellent reputation across the infrastructure sector.

The Opportunity We are working in partnership with a leading contracting group that has secured a five-year MEICA framework and is continuing to expand its regional delivery team. With a strong pipeline of AMP8 projects, this is an excellent opportunity to join a long-term programme delivering major upgrades across clean and wastewater infrastructure. Role Overview As Mechanical Project Manager, you will take a leading role in delivering mechanical elements of projects from inception through to commissioning and handover. Working closely with pre-construction, electrical, and civil teams, you will ensure projects are delivered safely, on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards. Key Responsibilities Lead the delivery of mechanical projects across clean and wastewater sites Manage schemes from design through to commissioning and final handover Collaborate with pre-construction, electrical, and civil engineering teams Ensure projects are delivered in line with programme, budget, and quality expectations Oversee subcontractors, site teams, and project resources Ensure full compliance with health, safety, and environmental standards Engage with clients and senior stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle Monitor progress and produce regular project reporting Requirements Proven experience as a Mechanical Project Manager within the water or utilities sector Strong understanding of MEICA project delivery, with a mechanical bias Experience delivering projects across clean and/or wastewater assets Knowledge of full project lifecycle from design through to commissioning Strong stakeholder management and communication skills Relevant mechanical qualifications (HNC / HND / Degree or equivalent) What s on Offer Long-term job security through a five-year framework Strong pipeline of AMP8 projects Opportunity to work on major infrastructure upgrades Clear career progression within a growing organisation Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package

We are partnering with one of the UK's leading civil engineering contractors, renowned for delivering major projects across the water, rail, and energy sectors. Following the award of a prestigious five-year framework, they are seeking an experienced Senior Project Manager to support the delivery of a diverse portfolio of clean water and wastewater projects across North Wales. With an extensive programme of secured work already in place, this is an excellent opportunity to join a growing team delivering a variety of schemes, including: Wastewater Treatment Works (WWTW) Sewage Treatment Works (STW) Water Mains Renewals Large-Diameter Pipeline Installations MEICA (Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation, Control & Automation) Projects Associated Civil Engineering Works As Senior Project Manager, you will be responsible for the successful delivery of projects from inception through to completion, ensuring works are completed safely, on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards. Key Requirements: Proven experience in project management within the civil engineering sector. Previous experience delivering water or wastewater infrastructure projects is highly desirable. Strong understanding of NEC contracts and project controls. Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills. Ability to lead multidisciplinary project teams and manage subcontractors effectively. Relevant engineering or construction qualification (HNC/HND/Degree or equivalent preferred). This is a fantastic opportunity to join a market-leading contractor with a strong pipeline of secured work, offering long-term career progression and the chance to play a key role in delivering critical infrastructure projects across the region.

We are partnering with one of the UK's leading civil engineering contractors, renowned for delivering major projects across the water, rail, and energy sectors. Following the award of a prestigious five-year framework, they are seeking an experienced Senior Project Manager to support the delivery of a diverse portfolio of clean water and wastewater projects across North Wales. With an extensive programme of secured work already in place, this is an excellent opportunity to join a growing team delivering a variety of schemes, including: Wastewater Treatment Works (WWTW) Sewage Treatment Works (STW) Water Mains Renewals Large-Diameter Pipeline Installations MEICA (Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation, Control & Automation) Projects Associated Civil Engineering Works As Project Manager, you will be responsible for the successful delivery of projects from inception through to completion, ensuring works are completed safely, on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards. Key Requirements: Proven experience in project management within the civil engineering sector. Previous experience delivering water or wastewater infrastructure projects is highly desirable. Strong understanding of NEC contracts and project controls. Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills. Ability to lead multidisciplinary project teams and manage subcontractors effectively. Relevant engineering or construction qualification (HNC/HND/Degree or equivalent preferred). This is a fantastic opportunity to join a market-leading contractor with a strong pipeline of secured work, offering long-term career progression and the chance to play a key role in delivering critical infrastructure projects across the region.

A leading engineering contractor delivering MEICA solutions to the water and wastewater sector is seeking an experienced Commercial Manager to join its growing team in Hemel Hempstead. This is an excellent opportunity for a commercially focused professional to play a key role in the successful delivery of complex infrastructure projects across water treatment, wastewater treatment, pumping stations, process installations and associated MEICA works. The successful candidate will be responsible for driving commercial performance across a portfolio of projects, ensuring robust cost control, contract administration, risk management and financial reporting throughout the project lifecycle. This role would require travel to Northern Ireland every 2 weeks. Key Responsibilities Lead the commercial management of multiple water and wastewater MEICA projects. Manage project budgets, forecasts, cash flow and cost reporting. Administer contracts and ensure compliance with contractual obligations. Oversee subcontract procurement, negotiations and account management. Prepare valuations, applications for payment and final accounts. Identify, manage and mitigate commercial risks and opportunities. Support project delivery teams with commercial guidance and decision-making. Manage compensation events, variations and change control processes. Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, subcontractors and key stakeholders. Mentor and support commercial team members where required. Candidate Requirements Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management or a related discipline. Proven experience in a Commercial Manager or Senior Quantity Surveyor role. Strong background in water, utilities, civil engineering, M&E or MEICA projects. Excellent knowledge of NEC contracts and commercial management principles. Demonstrable experience managing project costs from award through to final account. Strong negotiation, communication and stakeholder management skills. Ability to work collaboratively within multidisciplinary project teams. Desirable Experience Water and wastewater treatment project experience. Experience working within framework contracts. Professional membership or chartered status (MRICS, MCIOB or equivalent). What's on Offer Competitive salary and benefits package. Opportunity to work on major water infrastructure projects. Long-term career development and progression opportunities. Supportive and collaborative working environment. Secure pipeline of work within a growing sector.

We are looking to strengthen our Construction team with an Commissioning Engineer, Site based at Wanlip, Severn Trent Region- on a permanent or freelance basis You will report directly to the Commissioning Manager and will be managing all commissioning activities ensuring work is undertaken safely in accordance with Company Procedures, specifications, and good working practices. Key responsibilities will include: Carry out Commissioning Engineers R&R's and deliver schemes in a safe compliant manner. Review and monitoring of MEICA related Project risks. Attend commissioning systems inductions and tool box talks. Liaise with Design team to ensure plant commissioning requirements are incorporated at design stage and included in appropriate scope of works. Review of design deliverables, including FDS, equipment and instrument lists, P&IDs, control philosophy and telemetry requirements Review and development of Compliance & Commissioning Plans in conjunction with design intent Oversee and sign off FAT and SAT, and process witness tests. Assist in development of initial Commissioning Programme. Attend Progress & Commissioning Meetings Compile commissioning documentation and deliverables. Provide input into Commissioning Strategy Reviews and Documentation. Liaise with sub-contractors regards commissioning deliverables and interfaces. Assist Training Coordinators in compilation of training deliverables and engage in SW Training sessions. Assist O&M Coordinators in compilation and review of O&M Manuals. Distribute Commissioning Log / Daily Diary's and any other information from Engineers. Assist in the preparation of take over reports Liaise with complete scheme delivery team. About The Candidate: Proven Electrical commissioning experience Extensive site experience of water & or water recycling operations Practical knowledge of water & or water recycling processes A valid clean UK driving license What we offer Packages include - A competitive salary/ rate Hybrid Working- (Jobs needs dependent) Car/car allowance (Jobs needs dependent) 25 days holiday + Bank Holidays (with an additional 5 days available to buy) Contribution Pension scheme Life Assurance Health Insurance Private Medical Insurance And many more benefits including - cycle to work scheme, discounts and savings Hub, Kids Pass etc

Site Manager Water & Wastewater Infrastructure Job Summary Responsible for the safe and efficient delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects, ensuring works are completed in accordance with client requirements, programme milestones, regulatory standards, and quality expectations. Lead site operations and coordinate direct labour, subcontractors, suppliers, designers, and client representatives to ensure successful project delivery. Responsible for health and safety, environmental compliance, quality assurance, programme management, resource coordination, and site leadership throughout the project lifecycle. Key Responsibilities Health, Safety & Environmental Management Take overall responsibility for health, safety, and environmental compliance on site. Ensure all works are carried out in accordance with legislation, company procedures, and client requirements. Deliver site inductions, toolbox talks, safety briefings, and daily coordination meetings. Ensure Risk Assessments, Method Statements (RAMS), permits, and safe systems of work are implemented and followed. Carry out regular site inspections and audits, implementing corrective actions where required. Promote a proactive safety culture and lead investigations into incidents, near misses, and non-conformances. Ensure compliance with permit-to-work systems, confined space procedures, temporary works requirements, and operational site controls. Site Operations & Programme Delivery Manage day-to-day site activities to achieve programme, quality, and productivity targets. Coordinate civil, mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, and process-related activities. Plan labour, plant, materials, and subcontractor resources to ensure efficient project delivery. Monitor progress against programme milestones and implement recovery measures where necessary. Coordinate site logistics and minimise disruption to operational treatment facilities and surrounding stakeholders. Support commissioning activities and the successful handover of completed works. Client & Stakeholder Management Maintain strong working relationships with client representatives, operational teams, consultants, and supply chain partners. Provide regular progress updates and communicate programme changes effectively. Attend site meetings, progress reviews, and coordination meetings. Ensure client requirements and project specifications are fully understood and implemented. Support the production of handover documentation, including as-built records, O&M manuals, test certificates, and quality records. Quality Management Ensure all works are completed in accordance with project specifications, drawings, and industry standards. Maintain inspection and test records throughout the project lifecycle. Manage quality inspections and close out defects in a timely manner. Promote a right-first-time approach to project delivery. Ensure all documentation is accurately maintained and completed. Leadership & Team Management Lead and motivate site teams to achieve project objectives. Manage direct labour and subcontractors, ensuring works are delivered safely and to the required standard. Monitor workforce performance, attendance, and productivity. Promote teamwork, accountability, and continuous improvement across the project team. Support the development and mentoring of supervisors and site personnel. Sustainability & Continuous Improvement Promote environmentally responsible construction practices. Minimise waste and encourage efficient use of materials and resources. Support continuous improvement initiatives to enhance safety, quality, productivity, and client satisfaction. Ensure environmental controls are maintained throughout project delivery. Qualifications & Experience Essential SMSTS (Site Management Safety Training Scheme). CSCS Manager Card. First Aid at Work qualification. Full UK driving licence. Minimum 5 years' experience managing water or wastewater infrastructure projects. Experience delivering civil engineering works within live operational environments. Knowledge of water industry health, safety, and environmental requirements. Desirable Temporary Works Supervisor or Coordinator qualification. Confined Space Training. EUSR Water Hygiene Card. NEBOSH Certificate. HNC/HND or Degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or related discipline. Skills & Knowledge Strong understanding of water and wastewater infrastructure construction. Experience coordinating civils, MEICA, and commissioning activities. Knowledge of CDM Regulations and safe systems of work. Understanding of NEC contracts and project delivery processes. Strong planning, organisational, and leadership skills. Ability to interpret technical drawings, specifications, and programmes. Effective problem-solving and decision-making capability. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Proficient in Microsoft Office and digital project management systems. Personal Attributes Strong commitment to health, safety, quality, and environmental excellence. Positive and proactive leadership style. Able to perform effectively under pressure and manage competing priorities. Commercially aware with a focus on efficient project delivery. Team-oriented with strong interpersonal skills. Reliable, professional, and accountable. Driven to achieve successful project outcomes and continuous improvement.

Project Manager Water - (Agile Delivery) Location: South East England (Hybrid / Site-Based) Rate: Up to £500 per day (DOE) Outside IR35 considered Contract: 6 months initially, with potential extension Are you an experienced Project Manager with a background in engineering, utilities, infrastructure, or industrial projects? Do you enjoy delivering multiple projects in fast-paced environments while leading teams and managing stakeholders? If so, we'd like to hear from you. What You'll Be Doing You'll lead and coordinate project teams, including subcontractors and specialist suppliers. You'll take ownership of health, safety, and environmental compliance across your projects. You'll create, maintain, and manage project documentation, programmes, and reporting. You'll monitor budgets, forecasts, and project expenditure to ensure successful delivery. You'll build strong relationships with clients, stakeholders, and delivery partners. You'll manage projects from planning through to completion, ensuring quality, programme, and commercial objectives are achieved. You'll identify and manage project risks while driving continuous improvement. What We're Looking For You have experience managing engineering, infrastructure, utilities, or industrial projects. You understand CDM regulations and have experience working on live project sites. You can successfully manage multiple projects and competing priorities. You have experience leading teams, including subcontractors and site personnel. You possess strong stakeholder management and communication skills. You have a good understanding of project governance, commercial controls, and health & safety requirements. You hold relevant industry qualifications and a full UK driving licence. It Would Be Great If You Also Have HNC, HND, or equivalent engineering qualifications. Previous experience in a supervisory, project engineering, or project management role. Exposure to water, utilities, MEICA, civil engineering, or similar sectors. Experience delivering projects using Agile methodologies.

We're looking for talented people who want to shape the way we work, influence best practice, and make a meaningful difference to the resilience of essential infrastructure. As our Commissioning and Quality Assurance Manager, you will lead and manage commissioning and QA activities across infrastructure projects, ensuring every system is designed, installed, tested, and commissioned to meet exacting technical, regulatory, and client standards. You'll act as the division's Subject Matter Expert, guiding our teams through project lifecycles and embedding a rightfirsttime culture. From developing commissioning plans and overseeing testing, to establishing robust QA/QC processes and delivering compliant handover documentation, you will be instrumental in ensuring we deliver safe, reliable, and efficient assets that stand the test of time. About Browne Browne Group is a leading utilities contractor specialising in the water and civil engineering sectors. We deliver complex, sustainable solutions that enhance public infrastructure, improve network resilience, and reduce environmental impact. Our industry-leading digital approach to project management and quality control ensures consistent delivery to the highest standards. Our expertise spans infrastructure, non-infrastructure, and maintenance services across the water and wastewater sectors. We deliver civil engineering works including pipelines, pumping stations and reservoirs; MEICA solutions covering mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, control and automation; and long-term maintenance programmes that support asset reliability and operational efficiency. This integrated capability enables us to meet diverse client needs across the full asset lifecycle. Browne is a subsidiary of Renew Holdings plc, a leading UK Engineering Services business. The Group operates through independently branded subsidiaries across UK and European markets, delivering essential infrastructure maintenance and renewal through its highly skilled, directly employed workforce. What We're Looking For We're seeking someone who brings a balance of technical expertise, leadership capability, and a commitment to quality. You will be comfortable influencing across design, construction, and operational functions, able to coach others, and confident in representing the division with clients, contractors, and regulators. Knowledge & Skills Strong leadership, coaching capability, and the ability to influence across multidisciplinary teams Excellent analytical and problem solving skills High attention to detail and a commitment to quality SME-level knowledge of technical standards/specifications for wastewater pipelines and pumping stations Excellent written and verbal communication skills Experience Proven background in commissioning and QA for MEICA infrastructure (ideally water/wastewater) Strong working knowledge of BS EN, IEC, WIMES and other industry standards Understanding of health, safety, and environmental regulations Experience in coaching and supporting project teams Qualifications Essential Degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or Control Engineering (or equivalent) Desirable Experience with SCADA, PLC, and telemetry systems Knowledge of IED compliance and environmental permitting This is a dynamic role within a growing division where you'll have the opportunity to shape processes, influence best practice, and contribute directly to successful project outcomes. If you're passionate about delivering quality engineering solutions and want to make a significant impact from day one, we'd love to hear from you. Join us and help define excellence in water and wastewater project delivery. The Company has experienced unprecedented growth over the past few years. We have a vast number of employees, and provide support to clients from all over the country.

Great career opportunity for a Quantity Surveyor working for a Tier 1 contractor in the Southampton region NOTE There is also an opportunity for a Senior Quantity Surveyor The position will be working on civils and water projects and offers an excellent opportunity for long term career progression Responsibilities of the Quantity Surveyor Liaise with design, construction and supply chain teams to capture, analyse and control cost Collaborative work with the client to ensure business requirements are met Manage the main contract ensuring contractual notices and correspondence are identified and raised as necessary Preparation and issue of subcontract documentation Assist in the management and performance of subcontractors Manage the preparation and agreement of applications for payment The preparation of project cost & value reports, budgets and forecasts. Assist in the management and development of junior commercial staff Ensure your own continuous professional development by participating in external networking/conferences/associations/groups, to stay current on industry changes and innovations. Maintain a positive and solution oriented approach to work, providing open and honest feedback. Ideal Knowledge, Skills and Experience Knowledge of CEMAR Non- Infrastructure water sector related experience Notable years post graduate experience in construction industry in a commercial role Demonstrable financial and commercial acumen Excellent organisational and communication skills Practical approach, logical thought process and a methodical way of working Experience of setting up and/or operating office management systems including filing systems and document control and distribution Experience of technical minute taking at contractual meetings and able to demonstrate the ability to collate information and prepare reports Experience of drafting contractual correspondence on behalf of the Project Manager and preparation of payment certificates and interim financial reports Negotiating and team-working skills and the ability to motivate and lead Demonstrable legal, contractual and construction knowledge A creative and innovative approach to problem-solving. Experience of contributing to procurement and contract strategies. Ideal Qualifications Holds an RICS/CICES accredited degree or enrolled on an accredited part-time post graduate degree with at least 3 years of relevant experience Working towards or have chartered membership of a recognised institution Experience in utilities/civil engineering/MEICA sectors NEC3/4 Experience This is an excellent opportunity for the right Senior Quantity Surveyor seeking career progression On offer is a very attractive financial package Apply now

Project Manager - Water / Wastewater (Hybrid Working) Location: Leicestershire (2 days on site / 3 days from home) Contract Type: Contract (Inside IR35) Duration: Long-term (AMP programme) Your New Company You will be joining a leading UK contractor delivering major upgrades within the water and wastewater sector as part of continued AMP investment. The organisation has a strong pipeline of secured work across treatment works and infrastructure schemes, with a focus on environmental compliance and digital delivery. Your New Role As Project Manager, you will take ownership of delivery on a wastewater treatment works upgrade scheme focused on improving environmental performance and meeting stringent discharge consents.The project involves significant process upgrades, including the introduction of new activated sludge treatment and settlement infrastructure to meet tighter environmental standards driven by regulatory requirements. Key responsibilities will include: Full project lifecycle management from design through to commissioning Leading multidisciplinary teams across civils, mechanical, and electrical packages Managing programme, budget, risk, and quality performance Overseeing subcontractors and supply chain partners Ensuring compliance with NEC contract requirements Stakeholder engagement with internal teams and external partners Driving efficient delivery approaches, including digital and off-site solutions The role offers a hybrid working arrangement, with 2 days per week on site and 3 days working remotely. What You'll Need to Succeed Proven experience as a Project Manager within the UK water sector Strong track record delivering wastewater treatment works or process-led schemes Experience managing multidisciplinary delivery (civils, MEICA) Good understanding of environmental drivers such as WFD and EA consents NEC3/NEC4 contract experience Strong leadership, communication, and stakeholder management skills Relevant qualifications (e.g. HNC/HND/Degree in Civil Engineering or similar) What You'll Get in Return Flexible hybrid working arrangement (2 days site / 3 days home) Opportunity to work on technically challenging AMP projects Long-term contract potential within a secured framework What you need to do now If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now. If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at (url removed)

Project Engineer (MEICA) The Role As Project Engineer within the MEICA business, you will bring demonstrable MEICA or industrial installation experience and practical skills to the team. You will provide the detailed technical input to the project and ensure works are safe and meet the specifications prior to implementation. The Project Engineer will have a strong focus on achieving safety targets and have zero tolerance of unsafe working practices and occurrences. They will actively engage the project construction team in the successful implementation of project delivery. Working closely with the Project Manager and the project team, you will ensure that project related activities are planned and executed to meet the project requirements in a safe and cost-effective manner. Key Responsibilities Supporting the Project Management team in the delivery of MEICA projects. Production of functional specifications, contractor selection and ensuring that all supporting scope is delivered on time. Provide data to the project Commercial manager / QS in respect to variation orders and site instructions. Manage suppliers of engineering services across all technical disciplines. Liaise with any consultants, subcontractors, supervisors, planners, quantity surveyors and the general workforce involved in the project. Liaise with clients and their representatives (architects, engineers, and surveyors), including attending regular meetings to keep them informed of progress. Developing and reviewing tender documents, both for consultants and construction works. Understanding project risks and co-ordinating mitigation activities. Carrying out Technical Assurance checks and audits of contractor activities and outputs through the detail design and construction phases of projects. Assisting in the resolution of engineering issues arising through project delivery and ensure quality control. Manage multiple engineering aspects of projects from inception to completion, ensuring they meet technical and quality standards. Collaborating with project stakeholders, including clients, architects, and contractors, to understand project requirements and objectives. Developing and overseeing project plans, schedules, and budgets, ensuring projects are completed on time and within budget. Supporting the project team in preparing detailed MEICA & interface engineering drawings, schematics, and technical documentation. Working with the project team by assigning in tasks and providing technical guidance and mentorship. Understanding project risks and co-ordinating the mitigation activities ensuring compliance with safety regulations throughout the project. Coordinating with other engineering disciplines, such as mechanical and civil engineers, to ensure integrated and coordinated project designs. Participating in site visits and inspections to monitor progress, resolve technical issues, and ensure quality control. Troubleshooting with the project team in resolving MEICA related issues that may arise during project execution. Ensuring that projects adhere to codes, standards, and industry best practices. Managing project documentation, including technical reports, change orders, and project records. Providing technical support to clients and addressing their inquiries and concerns. Keeping up to date with advancements in electrical engineering technology and best practices. Preparing and delivering project progress reports and presentations to clients and project stakeholders About you Essential Ability to liaise at all levels A team player with the ability to co-ordinate project-related activities with clients' consultants and 3rd parties Good organisational skills Methodical approach with a clear focus on client, customer, and quality Strong leadership qualities and a natural problem solver Able to prioritise a varied workload and demonstrate good time management to comply with deadlines Able to work in a busy environment under pressure Educated to Degree level or equivalent in an Engineering related subject, ideally in the field of Mechanical, Electrical, ICA or Manufacturing SMSTS or NEBOSH qualified Relevant CSCS Card (Either Experienced Technical Supervisor, Supervisory, Professionally Qualified Person, or Manager) Previous experience working in a similar role Familiar with programme management and maintenance Proficient with IT specifically full Office 365 suite Knowledge of health and safety legislation regarding safe work practise SSSTS / SMSTS CSCS card 1st Aid trained Understanding the importance of promoting a safety culture on-site Desirable WIMES Standards familiarisation Experience of working within the utilities industry, especially Water & Wastewater Strong programme and schedule management experience Working knowledge of Microsoft office package Commercial and contract experience Knowledge of MF1, NEC, IChemE or similar model contracts Thames Water Safety Passport EUSR Water Hygiene card Caring and investing in you What we offer: Competitive salary Company Pension Life Assurance Private Medical 25 days of annual leave in addition to 8 public bank holidays and loyalty days 8 hours volunteering Employee Assistance Programme to support your mental, physiological and financial wellbeing Flexible benefits via salary sacrifice Tickets/training/certs required- Authorised Person Electrical (Desirable) - SMSTS - EUSR - CSCS Specific experience required- - Design and build of infrastructure projects - Pumping stations and systems in the water industry. - Experience delivering projects for regulated water companies. - Power resilience and liaison with DNOs. - HV/LV systems and transformers. - ICA and systems integration. - Commissioning and handover of the above. - HAZOP & ALM - Understanding of hydraulic systems. - Procurement of equipment and subcontracts. - Supervision of direct and subcontract delivered MEICA works. - Familiarisation with WIMES standards - Knowledge of NEC contracts Specific experience required - Strong technical knowledge and practical experience of managing design, installation, testing and commissioning of MEICA systems: pumps, valves, transformers, Ring Main Units, LV Switchgear, PLCs, MCCs, Remote Terminal Unit, instrumentation, control systems, systems integration (SCADA/Telemetry) etc. - Supervision of direct and subcontract delivered MEICA works. - Knowledge of NEC contracts - Understanding of hydraulic systems. - Liaison with DNOs. - Experience delivering projects for regulated water companies. - Experience with HAZOP & ALM, FAT/SAT of the above, commissioning procedures of the above, inspection/test records, and documentation for project handover. - Experience in writing MEICA technical specification - Experience in MEICA WIMES standards - Procurement of equipment and subcontracts. - Experience in reviewing technical MEICA design drawings and specifications including Single Line Diagrams, MCC panel schematics, System/Network Architecture Drawings and Functional Design Specifications for SCADA and Telemetry

We are looking to strengthen our Construction team with an Commissioning Engineer, near Worksop or Leicester working on Severn Trent Water projects. You will report directly to the Commissioning Manager and will be managing all commissioning activities ensuring work is undertaken safely in accordance with Company Procedures, specifications, and good working practices. Key responsibilities will include: Carry out Commissioning Engineers R&R's and deliver schemes in a safe compliant manner. Review and monitoring of MEICA related Project risks. Attend commissioning systems inductions and tool box talks. Liaise with Design team to ensure plant commissioning requirements are incorporated at design stage and included in appropriate scope of works. Review of design deliverables, including FDS, equipment and instrument lists, P&IDs, control philosophy and telemetry requirements Review and development of Compliance & Commissioning Plans in conjunction with design intent Oversee and sign off FAT and SAT, and process witness tests. Assist in development of initial Commissioning Programme. Attend Progress & Commissioning Meetings Compile commissioning documentation and deliverables. Provide input into Commissioning Strategy Reviews and Documentation. Liaise with sub-contractors regards commissioning deliverables and interfaces. Assist Training Coordinators in compilation of training deliverables and engage in SW Training sessions. Assist O&M Coordinators in compilation and review of O&M Manuals. Distribute Commissioning Log / Daily Diary's and any other information from Engineers. Assist in the preparation of take over reports Liaise with complete scheme delivery team. About The Candidate: Proven Electrical commissioning experience Extensive site experience of water & or water recycling operations Practical knowledge of water & or water recycling processes A valid clean UK driving license What we offer Packages include - A competitive salary Hybrid Working (Jobs needs dependent) Car/car allowance (Jobs needs dependent) 25 days holiday + Bank Holidays (with an additional 5 days available to buy) Contribution Pension scheme Life Assurance Health Insurance Private Medical Insurance And many more benefits including - cycle to work scheme, discounts and savings Hub, Kids Pass etc

Elvet Recruitment are recruiting for an experienced Civils Quantity Surveyor on behalf of an established civil engineering main contractor to deliver multi-million Yorkshire Water projects within the new 5-year AMP8 framework. This 500m+ turnover main contractor are a well-known name with several divisions of their business operating at a competitive level with larger tier 1 contractors. They are a key delivery partner for Yorkshire Water and framework holders for a number of Water clients nationwide for past several AMP frameworks. With a workload on the ground already & an expected influx of new projects in the coming months they're looking to add someone capable to their team. The opportunity will be present to lead projects through all phases for this QS - ECI's & through delivery to handover. Projects: Large complex civils & MEICA packages for Water Treatment Upgrades. Package values up to 20m. Duties as Quantity Surveyor: Coordinating with Senior Quantity Surveyor / Commercial Manager Liaison with Contracts Manager & site teams for up-to-date info Subcontractor procurement cradle to grave Undertake negotiations of Main Contract Final Accounts Commercial support & regular presence on sites Submission of payment applications Dispute resolution & avoidance Complete monthly CVR updates Cost control throughout Experience Required: Must have experience as Quantity Surveyor / Assistant Quantity Surveyor on Complex / Heavy Civil Engineering projects as PC Must have experience with various options of NEC3 or NEC4 contracts Ideally experience delivering works for Yorkshire Water or similar client. Ideally experience with MEICA (Mechanical or Electrical mainly) Must hold: CSCS and full driving license. Ideally hold an industry relevant Degree / HND etc. Remuneration: On offer is a salary of up to 60,000 (dependant on experience) plus Car allowance or car, discretionary annual bonus, fuel, 26 days annual leave with option to buy or sell more, healthcare, life insurance, 8% pension scheme and other benefits. For more info contact Andy Gray at Elvet Recruitment.

Project Manager - Utilities (Shaft Sinking / AMP8 Framework) Location: North West (United Utilities Framework) Salary: Competitive + Package (DOE) Job Type: Permanent About the Opportunity We are seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead the delivery of complex water and wastewater infrastructure schemes as part of the United Utilities AMP8 framework. This is a key permanent role for a candidate with a proven background in shaft sinking, deep excavation, and major civil engineering works, looking to take ownership of high-value projects within a secure long-term programme. Key Responsibilities Lead the successful delivery of shaft sinking and associated utilities projects from inception through to completion Ensure projects are delivered safely, on time, and within budget Manage project teams, site managers, subcontractors, and supply chain partners Maintain full compliance with United Utilities standards, specifications, and governance Oversee project planning, programming, and resource allocation Drive a strong health, safety, and environmental culture across all activities Manage commercial performance, including cost control and forecasting Provide regular reporting to senior stakeholders and framework partners Ensure quality assurance and technical compliance throughout project delivery Essential Requirements Proven experience as a Project Manager within the water/utilities sector Demonstrable experience on United Utilities frameworks (AMP7/AMP8 preferred) Strong technical background in shaft sinking, tunnelling, or deep excavation works Experience managing multi-disciplinary civil engineering projects SMSTS and CSCS (Black Card preferred) Strong understanding of CDM regulations and HSE best practice Excellent leadership, communication, and stakeholder management skills Desirable Experience NEC contract management experience Temporary Works knowledge (TWC beneficial) MEICA coordination within water infrastructure Relevant qualification (HNC/HND/Degree in Civil Engineering or similar) Confined Space Training What's on Offer Permanent role within a secured AMP8 framework Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package Long-term pipeline of work with United Utilities Opportunity to deliver high-profile and technically challenging projects Clear career progression within a growing organisation Please apply with your most up to date CV or call Andy at search on (phone number removed) Search is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from all suitably skilled or qualified applicants, regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/beliefs, sexual orientation or age

We are seeking an experienced and highly motivated Principal Controls Engineer to lead the design, development, integration, and delivery of control and automation systems across the HS2 programme. The successful candidate will provide technical leadership for all aspects of industrial control systems, SCADA, PLCs, Building Management Systems (BMS), telemetry, and integrated station and tunnel control solutions. Working within a multidisciplinary MEICA environment, you will be responsible for ensuring that control systems are safe, reliable, compliant, and fully integrated with mechanical and electrical infrastructure. This is a senior technical role requiring strong engineering leadership, stakeholder management, and experience delivering complex control systems within rail, transportation, infrastructure, or critical environment projects. Key Responsibilities Technical Leadership Act as the lead technical authority for controls, automation, and SCADA systems across allocated HS2 projects. Provide technical direction and mentoring to Controls Engineers and Design Engineers. Establish engineering standards, design methodologies, and best practices for control systems delivery. Support the Engineering Manager in developing engineering capability and technical excellence within the business. Controls & Automation Design Lead the design and specification of: PLC-based control systems SCADA systems Building Management Systems (BMS) Tunnel Ventilation Control Systems (TVCS) Station Control Systems Integrated Operational Control Systems Telemetry and remote monitoring systems Networked industrial communications systems Energy monitoring and management systems Develop control philosophies, functional design specifications, cause and effect matrices, and system architecture documents. Review and approve control panel designs, software architecture, I/O schedules, and network topologies. System Integration Manage interfaces between controls systems and: Mechanical systems Electrical distribution systems Fire and life safety systems Communications systems Security systems Asset management platforms Ensure seamless integration of third-party systems and equipment. Lead multidisciplinary design coordination activities and technical workshops. Design Assurance & Compliance Ensure compliance with: HS2 Technical Standards Railway interoperability requirements BS EN and IEC standards Cyber security requirements Functional safety standards CDM Regulations 2015 Client specifications and contractual obligations Lead technical reviews, design assurance activities, and engineering approvals. Support hazard identification, risk assessments, and safety assurance processes. Project Delivery Manage controls engineering activities throughout the project lifecycle from concept design through commissioning and handover. Monitor engineering progress, budgets, and resource requirements. Review subcontractor and supplier technical submissions. Support procurement activities and factory acceptance testing (FAT). Testing & Commissioning Lead controls system testing and commissioning strategies. Witness Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT), Site Acceptance Tests (SAT), and integrated system testing. Support dynamic testing, operational readiness, and project handover activities. Resolve complex technical issues during commissioning and operation. Stakeholder Management Act as the primary controls engineering interface with clients, consultants, supply chain partners, and project stakeholders. Present technical solutions and engineering proposals to senior management and clients. Support bids, tenders, and technical submissions for future opportunities. Skills, Knowledge & Experience Essential Degree qualified in Control Systems Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Automation Engineering, or a related discipline. Minimum 10 years' experience in industrial controls, automation, SCADA, or systems engineering. Proven experience delivering major infrastructure, rail, transportation, utilities, or critical facilities projects. Strong understanding of: PLC programming principles SCADA architectures Industrial networking Control panel design Instrumentation systems BMS and integrated control systems Functional safety concepts Experience managing multidisciplinary engineering interfaces. Strong understanding of engineering assurance and governance processes. Excellent communication and leadership skills. Desirable Previous experience on HS2, Network Rail, Crossrail, London Underground, or major infrastructure projects. Chartered Engineer (CEng) status or working towards chartership. Membership of a relevant professional institution (IET, InstMC, Engineering Council, etc.). Experience with: Siemens PCS7, WinCC, TIA Portal Schneider EcoStruxure Rockwell Automation platforms Wonderware / AVEVA systems Ignition SCADA OPC and industrial communication protocols IEC 61508 / IEC 61511 Functional Safety IEC 62443 Industrial Cyber Security Key Competencies Technical Leadership Controls & Automation Expertise Systems Integration Engineering Assurance Problem Solving & Decision Making Stakeholder Management Commercial Awareness Risk Management Team Development & Mentoring Project Delivery Focus Health, Safety & Environmental Responsibilities Promote and lead a positive safety culture. Ensure all control systems are designed with safety and operational resilience at the forefront. Support safe-by-design principles and compliance with CDM Regulations. Contribute to environmental sustainability and energy-efficient engineering solutions. Performance Measures Delivery of controls engineering packages to programme and budget. Successful completion of design assurance and approval milestones. Compliance with HS2 and industry standards. Quality and reliability of commissioned control systems. Effective management of technical risk and system integration challenges. Client and stakeholder satisfaction. Development and mentoring of engineering team members.

Elvet Recruitment are recruiting for an experienced Civils Quantity Surveyor on behalf of an established civil engineering main contractor to deliver multi-million Yorkshire Water projects within the new 5-year AMP8 framework. This 500m+ turnover main contractor are a well-known name with several divisions of their business operating at a competitive level with larger tier 1 contractors. They are a key delivery partner for Yorkshire Water and framework holders for a number of Water clients nationwide for past several AMP frameworks. With a workload on the ground already & an expected influx of new projects in the coming months they're looking to add someone capable to their team. The opportunity will be present to lead projects through all phases for this QS - ECI's & through delivery to handover. Projects: Large complex civils & MEICA packages for Water Treatment Upgrades. Package values up to 20m. Duties as Quantity Surveyor: Coordinating with Senior Quantity Surveyor / Commercial Manager Liaison with Contracts Manager & site teams for up-to-date info Subcontractor procurement cradle to grave Undertake negotiations of Main Contract Final Accounts Commercial support & regular presence on sites Submission of payment applications Dispute resolution & avoidance Complete monthly CVR updates Cost control throughout Experience Required: Must have experience as Quantity Surveyor / Assistant Quantity Surveyor on Complex / Heavy Civil Engineering projects as PC Must have experience with various options of NEC3 or NEC4 contracts Ideally experience delivering works for Yorkshire Water or similar client. Ideally basic knowledge of MEICA (Mechanical or Electrical) Must hold: CSCS and full driving license. Ideally hold an industry relevant Degree / HND etc. Remuneration: On offer is a salary of up to 65,000 (dependant on experience) plus Car allowance or car, discretionary annual bonus, fuel, annual leave, pension scheme and other benefits. For more info contact Andy Gray at Elvet Recruitment.