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We are seeking an experienced and motivated Project Manager to lead the delivery of a long-term Environment Agency framework across the Wessex region, covering Bristol, Somerset, Wiltshire and Dorset. This is a key leadership role responsible for managing a team planning and undertaking MEICA activities, including minor projects, planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance across a diverse portfolio of Environment Agency assets. The successful candidate will play a critical role in maintaining and developing an established client relationship while ensuring the safe, efficient and commercially successful delivery of framework activities. Reporting to the Regional Manager, the role is primarily based from the office in Highbridge with regular travel to sites across the Wessex region. About the Business Unit Our specialist MEICA team delivers a broad range of maintenance, repair, upgrade and project works across Environment Agency assets throughout the region. Activities include the maintenance and improvement of pumping systems, moving structures, electrical and mechanical plant, control panels, PLC and SCADA systems, flood defence infrastructure and associated assets. Working within an established framework environment, the team delivers planned and reactive works, minor capital projects and asset improvement schemes, ensuring critical infrastructure continues to operate safely and effectively. The Role As Project Manager, you will be responsible for the safe, efficient and commercially successful delivery of works across the Environment Agency Wessex MEICA Framework. Key Responsibilities Managing the day-to-day delivery of minor projects, planned preventative maintenance and reactive maintenance activities across the Wessex region. Leading and developing a multidisciplinary team undertaking mechanical, electrical and asset maintenance works. Preparing and reviewing Construction Phase Plans (CPPs), Risk Assessments and Method Statements (RAMS). Ensuring all works are delivered safely, on time, within budget and in accordance with contractual, environmental and quality requirements. Working closely with specialist subcontractors and supply chain partners to deliver framework activities. Managing and maintaining strong working relationships with Environment Agency stakeholders and continuing the positive, established client relationship. Supporting the identification and resolution of reactive asset issues, providing practical engineering solutions where required. Working collaboratively with commercial teams to develop task costings, project estimates and pricing submissions. Managing project programmes, resource allocation and delivery priorities across multiple workstreams. Monitoring project performance, identifying risks and implementing mitigation measures. Ensuring effective change management and communication across client and operational teams. Conducting site visits and asset inspections across the region to support operational delivery and client engagement. Supporting future business growth opportunities and framework development activities. Essential Requirements Previous experience as a Project Manager, Senior Agent, Contracts Manager or similar leadership role within a MEICA, mechanical, electrical or engineering environment. Strong understanding of mechanical and electrical assets, ideally including pumps, weirs, moving structures, control systems, electrical apparatus, PLCs and SCADA systems. Experience managing planned, reactive and maintenance-based work programmes. Ability to prepare and review CPPs, RAMS and other project documentation. Experience managing subcontractors and specialist supply chain partners. Commercial awareness with experience supporting cost planning, pricing and programme development. Excellent client-facing and stakeholder management skills. Strong leadership, organisational and problem-solving abilities. Full UK Driving Licence. Qualifications SMSTS. Relevant Mechanical and/or Electrical qualifications. HNC, HND, Degree in Engineering or equivalent industry experience would be advantageous.

Morson Edge are working with a well known Consultancy who are seeking a Design Manager to join their Water/utilities division. Role - Design Manager Location - Rickmansworth Salary - £75k to £82k + Bens Experience needed - Either Water, Civil Engineering OR Infrastructure You will report to a Programme Design Lead working under the direction of the Regional Discipline Lead (Design Management) and your role will lead projects through their design phases for a portfolio of projects. To ensure cost-effective, technically compliant, and buildable solutions are delivered in line with all stakeholder requirements, as well as in line with programme expectations and in accordance with the project delivery process and engineering design procedures. Essential experience needed: Extensive experience of multi-disciplinary design management, in a design-build environment. Degree in an engineering-related discipline. Chartered Engineer in an engineering-related discipline. APM Project Fundamentals Qualification. Must be delivery-driven with the ability to set targets and manage and motivate multi-disciplinary teams to deliver to time, cost and quality objectives. Working knowledge of CDM regulations and construction Health & Safety. Extensive experience in large-scale project delivery. Strategic, operational, technical and management skills. Good general knowledge of all aspects of water treatment e.g., related process, civil and MEICA engineering aspects. Ability to present technical proposals clearly, confidently, and convincingly. Desirable experience needed: Working towards or have obtain APM Project Management Qualification. Experience of working for a global organisation. Experience of working with remote/dispersed teams. Experience in the Water/Wastewater Treatment Industry. Ability to embrace collaborative and innovative working. Knowledge of BIM procedures and techniques. To be considered for this position please send updated CVs to (url removed)

Site Agent / Site Manager North & West London / Hertfordshire Are you an experienced Site Agent or Site Manager with a strong civil engineering background looking for a role offering a varied portfolio of projects rather than being tied to one site or scheme? This is an opportunity to join an established Tier 1 civil engineering and infrastructure contractor with a strong pipeline of work across North London, West London and Hertfordshire . You will work across a variety of civils and water projects, providing exposure to different schemes, environments and technical challenges. The business operates a direct-delivery model and has significant in-house engineering and delivery capability, with specialist expertise spanning civil engineering, tunnelling, MEICA and design. Alongside the project exposure, there is a strong focus on developing and retaining people, with internal progression, leadership development, coaching and ongoing technical training forming part of the wider career proposition. The Role As Site Agent / Site Manager, you will take responsibility for the successful delivery of projects across the region, working closely with Project and Contracts Managers, Engineers, Quantity Surveyors and site teams. You will have ownership of safe and effective site delivery, programme, quality and commercial performance, while maintaining strong relationships with the client and wider project stakeholders. The position will involve managing project programmes and short-term lookaheads, ensuring appropriate resources and procurement are in place, overseeing project plans, RAMS and ITPs, and maintaining control of cost, value and project reporting. Depending on the scheme, you may also lead Sub Agents, Engineers and Foremen as part of the delivery team. About You You will need: Previous experience working as a Site Agent or Site Manager for a civil engineering contractor Experience delivering projects within a highly regulated environment Degree/HNC in Civil Engineering or equivalent Good understanding of contract conditions, CDM, programme and risk management and cost control Strong knowledge of general civil engineering specifications and testing regimes CSCS IOSH Managing Safely or SMSTS Temporary Works Coordinator Confined Space training Strong communication, leadership and team management skills Ability to challenge designs, resolve problems and take ownership through to conclusion Knowledge of JCT and NEC forms of contract , Primavera P6 and CEng MICE or equivalent are desirable. Salary & Package £60,000 £65,000 per annum , plus a comprehensive package including: Company car/car allowance, depending on position Company pension Private medical Life assurance 25 days' annual leave plus bank holidays and loyalty days Flexible benefits Employee Assistance Programme Leadership and management development Internal and external training and ongoing career development The role will cover a variety of projects across North London, West London and Hertfordshire , so candidates should be comfortable travelling between projects across these areas. Please apply and one of the team will be in touch.

Morson Edge are working with a leading multidisciplinary engineering consultancy to recruit an experienced Design Manager to support the delivery of major water infrastructure projects across the UK. This is a 12-month contract opportunity offering up to £69 per hour , with hybrid working available. The role is based in Epsom / Woodcote Grove , with approximately 3 days per week office or site based . Working within a highly regarded Design & Advanced Technology team , you will play a key role in the delivery of complex, multidisciplinary water projects, supporting critical infrastructure programmes across the UK. This opportunity offers involvement in technically challenging projects spanning clean water, wastewater, water reuse and pipeline infrastructure . The Opportunity We are looking to speak with experienced Design Managers who can coordinate multidisciplinary engineering teams, manage technical delivery and support complex design packages throughout the project lifecycle. You will work closely with project managers, technical specialists, clients and other disciplines to ensure projects are delivered safely, efficiently and to the required technical and quality standards. Key Responsibilities Coordinate or manage multidisciplinary engineering teams delivering water infrastructure projects. Manage the production and review of technical deliverables including design reports, drawings, calculations and scopes of work. Drive technical input across project design stages, ensuring quality, consistency and compliance. Work with project management teams to successfully manage time and budgets against key project milestones and programmes. Collaborate with clients, operational teams, project teams and related internal teams. Provide technical leadership, mentorship and support to less experienced colleagues. Support technical and delivery input for bid proposals. Work collaboratively with UK and overseas multidisciplinary teams to deliver integrated design solutions. Ensure quality assurance standards are maintained across design delivery. Coordinate with relevant disciplines including MEICA, structures and geotechnics. Apply relevant national and project-specific design codes and standards across water infrastructure projects. Essential Skills & Experience Degree in Civil Engineering or equivalent . Preferably Chartered or Incorporated Civil Engineer . Proven experience coordinating or managing an engineering design delivery team within a design consultancy. Strong experience within the Water sector is essential. Experience working within a multidisciplinary environment and collaborating with contractors. Proven ability to deliver across the full project lifecycle. Strong knowledge and practical experience in risk assessment, quality control, change management, commercial awareness and design management. Experience coordinating with disciplines involved in water infrastructure design and delivery, including MEICA, structures and geotechnics . Practical knowledge of current design codes, standards and industry best practice, including CDM Regulations, Eurocodes, regulatory requirements, water utility standards and NEC . Ability to work independently with minimal guidance. Strong communication skills with the ability to convey technical concepts clearly and effectively across multidisciplinary teams. Proactive and highly motivated approach with strong collaboration and teamwork skills. Desirable Experience Experience across clean water, wastewater, water reuse or pipeline infrastructure . Experience working within large multidisciplinary consultancy environments. Previous experience mentoring or developing less experienced colleagues. Experience providing technical and delivery support for bids and proposals. UK and/or international multidisciplinary project experience. Location & Working Arrangements Epsom / Woodcote Grove. Hybrid working. Approximately 3 days per week office or site based . 37.5 hours per week. 12-month maximum contract. What's on Offer Up to £69 per hour. 12-month contract. 37.5 hours per week. Hybrid working arrangement. Opportunity to work on major UK water infrastructure programmes. Exposure to complex multidisciplinary engineering projects. Opportunity to work across clean water, wastewater, water reuse and pipeline projects. If you are an experienced Design Manager with a strong background in the Water sector and multidisciplinary project delivery, we would be keen to hear from you. Please apply with your CV for a confidential discussion.

Quality, Health and Safety Assistant Location: Witney, Oxfordshire Salary: £28,000 - £32,000 per annum dependent on experience (pro-rata will be applied). Vacancy Type: Permanent, Part Time (3 days per week, 8 hours per day) Based in Witney, Oxfordshire, MEICA Technical Services (MTS) Ltd specialize in Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation, Control and Automation for heavy industrial projects in the water, utilities and energy sectors. We are recruiting for an experienced Health, Safety and Quality Assistant to join our rapidly expanding business. You will work closely with the Operations Director to develop and implement our QHSE (Quality, Health, Safety and Environment) strategy across the business. You will be expected to use your knowledge gained from our internal training programme, alongside your existing industry experience. This is a fantastic opportunity for an enthusiastic professional who wants to develop their health and safety career in a fast-paced environment. This is part-time position (3 days per week) in our Witney office. The chosen candidate will be required to work autonomously, have a strong sense of initiative and possess strong multi-tasking and organisational skills. Responsibilities : Liaising with the Operations Director to ensure continual improvement of our QHSE initiatives, processes and procedures Provide administrative support to manage, monitor and maintain our ISO standards. Monitoring and the investigation of all accidents/incidents and near misses Monitoring and maintenance of all sub-contractor documentation to ensure it is valid and up to date. Monitoring employees submission and completion of H&S records. Management of the Work Wallet H&S platform. Attendance of monthly H&S meetings. Chairing these meetings in the absence of the Operations Manager, if necessary. Updating and maintaining legal register database Carrying out site H&S audit/inspections with the support of the Operations Director. Development and delivery of training/tool box talks to site crew and employees. Completion of pre-qualification questionnaires Assisting the operations team, if necessary. Necessary Skills profile: Proven experience within a Quality, Health and Safety role (Construction Industry preferred). Demonstrable desire to learn and improve (further training and development opportunities will be given). Good communicator and teamworking skills Strong multi-tasking and organisational skills Desirable Skills: IOSH Managing Safely (Preferred) Understanding of ISO45001 and 9001 (Preferred) Auditing and inspection experience (Preferred) Keen interest in health, safety and environmental issues Training : As a business we believe, continual training and development is key to job satisfaction and fulfilment. Full training of the business background, mandatory health and safety requirements as well as our products and services will be given, enabling the day-to-day tasks of the job to be more clearly understood. We would also be willing to invest in further professional training for the right candidate. Hours and days of work, holidays and pay day:- We would be looking for the ideal candidate to start as soon as possible. 3 days per week (8 hrs p/d). Holidays will be 28 days per annum (including bank holidays) from January to December, increasing to 33 days after 5 years full service. This would be pro-rata based on contracted hours. Salary: £28,000 - £32,000 per annum dependent on experience (pro-rata will be applied). Sick Pay You will be entitled to our generous company-contributory pension scheme after three months service Please note that ALL new employees are subject to a DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service) check on acceptance of a position within MEICA Technical Services (MTS) Ltd. Closing Date for applications: 15th September 2026 To Apply If you feel you are a suitable candidate and would like to work for MEICA Technical Services, please do not hesitate to apply.

Turnbull is expanding and requires assistance to deliver a variety of diverse projects, mainly in the waste and water supply sector and other process-based industries. As a MEICA Project Manager, you will ensure that projects deliver the engineering requirements of the business and are completed safely, to a high standard and within time and cost constraints. What you'll do You will: Lead mechanical projects to ensure designs are completed to the required engineering standards Lead project teams, including contractors, suppliers, and other stakeholders, to ensure successful project delivery Ensure projects are delivered with due regard to safety, quality, time and cost Work on multiple concurrent projects across the Turnbull portfolio Manage project budgets and ensure that projects are delivered within budgetary constraints Provide constructability and engineering advice during the design phase of projects Manage project risks and ensure compliance with health and safety regulations Oversee the delivery of procurement requirements of projects Prepare project reports and documentation, including progress reports, programmes and project delivery plans Attend contract tender review meetings for technical input and support, and to evaluate implications to the project cost and construction programme Attend site before construction to provide insight, advice and suggestions for best practice and opportunities to challenge Attend site during construction to assess progress against the construction programme and target cost Conduct site visits to ensure compliance with project specifications, standards, and regulations Manage the successful closeout of schemes Manage project level resources for successful project completion on time and in budget. What you'll need To be successful, you will need to: Have worked within the water, process industries or similar ideally in a design capacity Be educated or experienced in an mechanical or related engineering discipline, ideally to degree level or equivalent At least 5 years' experience in a regulated project environment Have good working knowledge of the water and water industry technical standards, design standards, WIMES, CESWI, etc Have good written and verbal communication skills Appropriate technical/work-based qualifications CDM awareness ATEX/DSEAR awareness Have good working knowledge of various construction regulations, i.e. H&SAWA, LOLER, PUWER Commercial management (Forecasting, change & contracts), resource planning & management Desirable but not essential : Management qualifications or training eg. ILM, APM or similar (Level 5). Construction programming (MS Project or P6) Have worked with the NEC suite of contracts What you'll receive At Turnbull we take pride in how we support professional development, enable career progression and provide a wide range of exciting opportunities for everyone. We firmly believe that investing in our people is the key to our success, which is why we offer a range of financial and non-financial benefits to support your health and wellbeing. 25 days' holiday rising to 28 with length of service (Pro Rata) Up to 20% combined pension contribution. The opportunity to buy up to ten days' holiday and sell up to five every year. Performance related bonus of around 5%. A healthcare package that supports you with your healthcare costs. A 1,000 referral fee if you recommend someone to work for us. Life assurance of up to eight times your salary. Sustainable benefits including electric vehicle and cycle2work schemes. A range of family friendly policies including enhanced maternity and paternity leave. One paid volunteering day each year. Cashback and discounts from over 3,000 retailers. Who we are We are leaders in lifecycle construction and operations for the utilities and infrastructure sectors. From design and build to facility management and maintenance, we provide a single, sustainable, end-to-end solution for engineering projects, saving money, reducing waste and adding long-term value to local communities and the wider economy. Turnbull is an award-winning progressive business, which has won the RoSPA health and safety awards for our work at Hinkley Point C for the last five years. The services we provide to our clients include but are not limited to: Project management. Design and build services. Consent management and delivery. Contract management. Delivery of civil, mechanical and electrical engineering services. We have expertise in: Low voltage (LV) and high voltage (HV) electrical power distribution systems. Sewage systems and pumping stations. Biological waste treatment plants. Telecommunication networks (copper and fibre). Drinking water distribution networks and booster stations. Surface and groundwater drainage systems inclusive of borehole delivery and management. Roadway and pedestrian walkway lighting networks. Managing environmental discharge permit and scientific services. Earthworks and ground remediation services. We continue to promote diversity and inclusion. With that in mind, we welcome all applicants. We are also delighted to have signed the Armed Forces Covenant and are a Disability Confident Employer. Sound interesting? Apply to start your application.

Site Manager - Complex Wastewater Works Outside IR35 Location: North Wales Sector: Water / Wastewater Contract: Outside IR35 Duration: Long-term contract If you're an experienced Site Manager with a strong background in major wastewater delivery and you're looking for an assignment where you can genuinely take ownership of complex works, this is worth a conversation. This is a long-term Outside IR35 opportunity working on a significant wastewater programme in North Wales. You'll be managing technically challenging, multidisciplinary works with interfaces across MEICA, mechanical and civil engineering. This isn't a straightforward package or a role where you'll simply be overseeing subcontractors. You'll be brought in for your delivery expertise - taking ownership of complex packages, coordinating specialist teams, resolving site constraints and keeping critical works moving against programme. Why This Contract? Outside IR35 with long-term potential Complex, technically challenging wastewater works Genuine ownership and autonomy over site delivery Multidisciplinary packages across MEICA, mechanical and civils Major programme environment with continued workload Opportunity to use your experience rather than simply supervise a package A role where your ability to solve problems and maintain programme will have a visible impact What You'll Be Taking Ownership Of You'll be responsible for the safe and effective delivery of complex works on site, working closely with project, engineering, commercial and specialist delivery teams. You'll be trusted to manage your area of the programme, including: Coordinating multidisciplinary construction activities across MEICA, mechanical and civil packages Managing specialist subcontractors and delivery partners Driving short-term planning, sequencing and site productivity Managing interfaces between different work packages and disciplines Identifying constraints and resolving delivery issues before they impact programme Maintaining high standards of health, safety, quality and environmental compliance Coordinating works within and around operational wastewater assets Working closely with engineering and project teams to ensure buildability and efficient delivery Providing clear progress reporting and maintaining effective communication across the wider project team What We're Looking For We're particularly interested in Site Managers who can demonstrate recent delivery experience on major or complex wastewater schemes. Ideally, you'll have: Recent experience working within a Tier 1 contractor or major water framework environment A strong track record delivering complex wastewater works Experience managing multidisciplinary construction packages A MEICA bias and strong understanding of mechanical, electrical and civil interfaces That said, we're also interested in strong civil or mechanical Site Managers who have worked across multidisciplinary water projects and have a good overall understanding of MEICA delivery. You'll also need strong subcontractor management, programme and stakeholder management skills, alongside SMSTS and the appropriate CSCS competency. Interested? If you've already delivered complex wastewater schemes and want an Outside IR35 contract where you'll be trusted to take ownership and make an immediate impact, get in touch. Outside IR35 North Wales Long-term contract Major wastewater programme Apply with your CV or contact Carrington West for a confidential discussion around the project, rate and expected duration.

We are currently recruiting for an experienced QA Manager to join a major infrastructure and engineering programme in London. This is a key leadership position within the project delivery team, responsible for overseeing the implementation, governance and continuous improvement of the project's Quality Management System (QMS). You will play a central role in ensuring that quality requirements are embedded throughout construction and engineering activities, with works delivered in line with contractual obligations, project specifications, approved designs, relevant standards and established quality procedures. The successful candidate will provide strong leadership across quality assurance activities, ensuring that inspection, testing and quality records are produced progressively and accurately throughout the works. You will also be responsible for identifying and resolving assurance gaps, quality issues and outstanding documentation ahead of completion and handover. Working closely with construction, engineering, testing and commissioning, completions and supply chain teams, you will help ensure that completed works can be fully demonstrated as compliant and ready for handover. Key Responsibilities Quality Management Lead the implementation, monitoring and continual improvement of the project Quality Management System and associated quality plans. Ensure quality arrangements remain aligned with contractual requirements, project specifications, approved designs and applicable standards. Provide governance and oversight of quality processes across multiple work packages and disciplines. Ensure changes to project requirements, procedures or delivery arrangements are appropriately incorporated into quality controls. Promote a strong culture of quality, compliance, self-assurance and right-first-time delivery. Support construction and engineering teams in understanding and meeting their quality responsibilities. Materials & Equipment Control Oversee established processes for the acceptance and control of materials and equipment. Ensure materials are appropriately approved and compliant before being incorporated into permanent works. Monitor certification, traceability and supporting quality documentation. Ensure material records are maintained accurately and progressively to support completion and handover. Inspection & Test Plans Provide governance and oversight of Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs). Ensure ITPs are consistently implemented across relevant work packages. Verify that inspection and testing requirements are aligned with construction activities and project assurance requirements. Monitor compliance with inspection and testing arrangements and address any gaps identified. Quality Records & Assurance Documentation Oversee the management of project quality records and associated procedures. Ensure quality and assurance documentation is complete, accurate, traceable and auditable. Support the progressive compilation of quality records required for project completion and handover. Maintain alignment between ITPs, inspection and test records and wider quality documentation. Identify missing or incomplete records and drive timely close-out. Inspection, Surveillance & Auditing Plan and coordinate quality surveillance activities across the project. Manage inspection and surveillance processes and ensure appropriate records are maintained. Undertake and coordinate audits, inspections and quality reviews. Monitor quality performance across active construction areas and work fronts. Identify trends, recurring issues and areas requiring additional intervention. Snagging & Close-Out Oversee the management of snagging, defects and outstanding works. Ensure outstanding items are accurately recorded, tracked and closed within agreed timescales. Work closely with delivery teams to ensure quality issues do not adversely affect project completion. Support readiness for testing, commissioning, completion and handover. Stakeholder Management Develop effective working relationships with the client, project partners, construction teams, engineers and supply chain. Act as a key point of contact for quality-related matters. Participate in project reviews, audits, assurance meetings and relevant governance forums. Communicate quality requirements, performance, risks and areas for improvement clearly to project stakeholders. Quality Team Leadership Provide leadership, direction and support to Quality and Field Assurance personnel. Allocate quality resources according to construction priorities, programme requirements and project risk. Ensure responsibilities for inspections, surveillance, audits, documentation and close-out are clearly established. Monitor team performance and provide coaching and development where required. Promote consistency in the application of quality standards across disciplines and work areas. Ensure appropriate quality coverage is maintained across active construction activities. Continuous Improvement & Reporting Monitor quality performance, trends and emerging risks. Develop and implement initiatives to improve quality performance and project outcomes. Produce regular reports covering quality metrics, KPIs, trends and key issues. Support lessons learned, knowledge sharing and the adoption of best practice. Identify opportunities to improve assurance processes and drive more efficient ways of working. About You We are looking for an experienced quality professional with a strong background in construction, engineering or major infrastructure projects. You will have proven experience managing QA/QC activities, implementing quality processes and leading teams within a complex project environment. A strong understanding of inspection and test processes, quality documentation, auditing and non-conformance management is essential. You should be confident working with multiple stakeholders and able to influence delivery teams to maintain high standards of quality throughout the project lifecycle. Essential Qualifications & Knowledge Relevant electrical, mechanical, communications, engineering or construction qualification. HND, NVQ, CQI qualification or equivalent experience. Strong understanding of Quality Management Systems and QA/QC processes. Experience implementing project or contract quality plans and procedures. Strong knowledge of ITPs, inspections, testing, non-conformance and defect management. Experience managing quality documentation and records. Good understanding of construction and building services/MEICA systems. Desirable Qualifications & Knowledge Professional quality management certification, such as ISO 9001 or Six Sigma. Membership of an appropriate professional institution or industry body. Experience working on major infrastructure or complex engineering programmes. Familiarity with digital quality management systems such as Asite or equivalent platforms. Experience working