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At Bidwells, we're looking for an ambitious Town Planner (Assistant or Planner level) to join our growing London team. Working across a diverse portfolio of projects in London and beyond, you'll help shape places, support regeneration, and deliver developments that leave a lasting impact on communities. This role will give you excellent exposure to some of the city's most impactful schemes, offering unmatched experience and growth. You'll engage in some of London's high-profile city redevelopments as well as significant mixed-use, education, residential and commercial developments. Our Planning team is one of the largest in the UK, and we're currently experiencing an exciting period of growth. Recent senior hires and new team members in London have further strengthened our already highly successful team, bringing additional expertise, fresh perspectives and valuable client relationships. This has expanded our reach and contributed to a growing pipeline of exciting projects across the team. It's a fantastic time to join Bidwells, as we continue to invest in our people, strengthen our market-leading reputation and capitalise on an exciting pipeline of work. You'll join a dynamic and highly collaborative department where knowledge sharing, teamwork and professional development are genuinely valued. From regular departmental updates and team socials to cross-disciplinary project work, you'll work alongside experts from across the business, broaden your experience and contribute to some of the UK's most exciting projects. Our planning team also collaborates closely with our development, agency, capital markets, rural and building teams, providing access to major mixed-use projects, science and technology initiatives, and a wide range of other exciting developments. What you'll be doing Assist with site assessments to establish development potential, including policy analyses and planning histories. Prepare Planning Statements to support applications. Prepare, submit, monitor and promote planning applications in accordance with agreed client instructions. Undertake planning and enforcement appeals by the most appropriate method. It is expected that this post would take full responsibility for leading such appeals. Client relationships: manage and anticipate client needs, ensuring deadlines are achieved. Answer client correspondence and telephone queries professionally and promptly, and represent client interests throughout the planning process. Maintain commercial awareness regarding profitability and agreed fee proposals. Record professional time accurately on a daily basis. Keep up to date with changes in legislation, national policy and Government guidance. Proactively monitor Local Government websites and the publication of development plan documents within the region. Network and build internal and external relationships. Understand our other departments and services to enable cross-selling and identify new opportunities for the business. Share information internally. About you Relevant undergraduate and/or postgraduate qualifications, preferably in Town/Urban Planning (or similar) and accredited by the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI). Actively working towards, or a Chartered Member of, the RTPI. Previous experience working for a town planning consultancy or local authority. Passionate about planning and committed to providing professional, proactive and innovative solutions. Excellent IT (MS Office), report writing, English and communication skills. Attention to detail. A team player whilst also being able to work independently. Full driving licence. What's in it for you Competitive salary: we recognise and reward talent with a generous salary and bonus scheme. As a Real Living Wage employer, we're committed to fair pay that reflects the true cost of living. Comprehensive benefits: including up to 8% matched pension, 28 days holiday (+ bank holidays) as a minimum, along with your birthday off work, a wellness day, paid sabbaticals, private medical cover, medicash plan, lifestyle discounts and perks, and more. Professional development: continuous learning, study support and promotion opportunities. Innovative culture: be part of a forward-thinking team at the forefront of industry trends. Family friendly: we offer enhanced family leave policies to support individuals close to you. Work-life balance: we value your wellbeing and offer agile working to support it. Why Bidwells? Bidwells is one of the first property consultancies in the UK to receive B Corp accreditation, reflecting our commitment to being a responsible, purpose-driven business. As a certified B Corporation, we are dedicated to using our business as a force for good, driving innovation, and creating long-term value for our clients, communities and the environment. Whilst we're a major player in the property sector, Bidwells remains a privately-owned, independent Partnership, with an inclusive, entrepreneurial culture. We give our people autonomy and take the time to listen. Bidwells is dedicated to fostering a truly inclusive culture of belonging, where everyone can thrive and succeed as their true and authentic selves at every level. We are committed to equal employment opportunity and positively encourage applications from all suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of race, sex, gender, gender identity or expression, disability, age, sexual orientation, transgender status, religion or belief. Flexible working requests are considered from day one. Recruitment agencies: Bidwells do not require agency support for this role. Bidwells only pay agency fees where we have a signed agreement in place and that agency has been previously contacted and specifically directed by a member of our recruitment team. We do not pay agency fees for speculative or unsolicited CVs submitted other than via our careers website and recruitment process. Department: Planning Contract type: Permanent Hours: 37 Salary: DOE REF-(phone number removed)

An award-winning workplace design, fit out and refurbishment specialist is seeking an AssistantPreconstruction Manager to join its growing London team. With an exceptional reputation for delivering design-led workplace environments, this business has successfully completed thousands of commercial interior projects for occupiers, global brands and institutional landlords. Following continued growth and an ambitious expansion strategy, they are looking for a commercially aware construction professional to support the successful delivery of projects through the preconstruction phase. The Opportunity Working alongside experienced Commercial Managers, Designers and Project Delivery teams, you will play a key role in developing cost plans, coordinating information and managing the preconstruction process from initial enquiry through to project handover. This position offers an excellent route into senior preconstruction leadership and would suit candidates from Assistant Quantity Surveying, Quantity Surveying, Commercial, Estimating or Preconstruction backgrounds. Key Responsibilities Support the development of commercial and preconstruction strategies for project bids and pitches. Assist in preparing cost plans, budgets and commercial proposals. Review client briefs, Employer's Requirements, fit out guides and technical documentation. Coordinate information between design, sales and subcontractor teams to ensure alignment between design solutions and project budgets. Attend site surveys and support subcontractor engagement and pricing exercise Assist in reviewing tender submissions and preparing commercial comparisons. Support negotiations with subcontractors and suppliers to achieve best value. Produce and maintain cost breakdowns and commercial documentation. Assist with procurement schedules and management of long-lead items. Support the management of RFIs and landlord approval processes. Work closely with project teams to ensure a smooth transition from preconstruction through to delivery. Maintain compliance with health & safety legislation, building regulations and company procedures. Requirements Experience within commercial fit out, interiors, refurbishment or design & build construction. Previous experience as an Assistant Preconstruction Manager, Assistant Quantity Surveyor, Quantity Surveyor, Estimator or Commercial Assistant. Strong commercial awareness and analytical skills. Excellent communication and stakeholder management abilities. Strong organisational skills and attention to detail. Experience using Excel and working with project cost information. Ambitious, proactive and eager to develop a long-term career in preconstruction. What's On Offer? Join one of the UK's leading workplace design and build specialists. Work on high-profile commercial fit out and refurbishment projects. Structured career progression into Preconstruction Manager level. Exposure to clients ranging from start-ups through to global organisations. Collaborative, people-focused culture. Ongoing training and professional development opportunities. Competitive salary, benefits package and long-term career prospects. Eden Brown is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

Company An award-winning workplace design and build specialist is looking to appoint an Assistant Commercial Manager to join its growing London team. With an enviable reputation for delivering exceptional workplace, fit out and refurbishment projects, this business has successfully completed thousands of projects for occupiers, global brands and institutional landlords. Following continued growth, they are seeking an ambitious commercial professional who wants to develop their career within a highly successful, design-led environment. The Opportunity Working closely with senior commercial leaders, preconstruction teams, designers and project delivery professionals, youll support the commercial management of projects through the preconstruction phase whilst developing into a future Commercial Manager. This role would suit: Assistant Commercial Managers Assistant Quantity Surveyors Quantity Surveyors Graduate QS professionals ready for the next step Commercial professionals with fit out, interiors or refurbishment experience Key Responsibilities Support the preparation of cost plans and commercial proposals. Assist with tender analysis and subcontractor procurement. Review project documentation including Employers Requirements, specifications and fit out guides. Support negotiations with subcontractors and suppliers. Produce and maintain project cost breakdowns using Excel. Assist with site surveys and supply chain engagement. Support the preparation of bid documentation and client presentations. Assist in managing RFIs throughout the preconstruction process. Help coordinate landlord approvals and technical submissions. Support procurement planning and management of long lead items. Ensure accurate handover of information to delivery teams. Maintain compliance with health & safety, quality and commercial procedures. About You Previous experience within commercial fit out, interiors, refurbishment or construction. Strong commercial awareness and attention to detail. Experience supporting cost planning, procurement or quantity surveying activities. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Strong analytical skills and confidence working with Excel. Ambitious, proactive and keen to develop your career within a market-leading business. Whats In It For You? Join one of the UKs most respected workplace and fit out specialists. Work on high-profile commercial interior projects. Clear pathway towards Commercial Manager level. Exposure to clients ranging from start-ups through to global corporate occupiers. Collaborative, people-first culture. Ongoing training, mentorship and professional development. Competitive salary and benefits package. This is an excellent opportunity for a commercially minded construction professional to join a business with ambitious growth plans, a strong project pipeline and an outstanding reputation within the workplace and fit out sector. Eden Brown is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

Assistant Commercial & Contracts Manager Location: Sittingbourne, Kent Contract Type: Full-time permanent Reporting To: Head of Finance & Commercial Role Overview Our client is seeking an Assistant Commercial & Contracts Manager to support the business in driving commercial performance, securing new opportunities, and ensuring robust contract governance. The successful candidate will play a key role in maximising contract revenue, managing tender submissions, maintaining compliance standards, and overseeing document control processes. This position requires a commercially astute professional with strong negotiation skills, excellent attention to detail, and a proven track record of managing contracts, bids, and compliance documentation. Key Responsibilities: Commercial Management Identify opportunities to maximise revenue and contract profitability. Lead commercial negotiations with clients, suppliers, and stakeholders. Review and manage contractual terms to minimise risk and maximise commercial outcomes. Support business growth through the development of commercial strategies and frameworks. Monitor contract performance and identify opportunities for improvement. Contracts Management Manage the full contract lifecycle from pre-qualification through to award and delivery. Prepare, review, and submit PQQs, tenders, RFQs, and bid documentation. Ensure contractual obligations are understood and adhered to across the business. Maintain accurate records of contracts, variations, renewals, and commercial agreements. Develop strong client relationships to support contract retention and business development activities. Document Control & Compliance Manage document control systems and ensure all documentation is maintained to the required standards. Support external and internal audit activities. Maintain and improve ISO management systems and compliance processes. Produce high-quality bid submissions, policies, procedures, and supporting documentation. Ensure all records are controlled, updated, and accessible in line with company and regulatory requirements. Essential Skills & Experience: Commercial Knowledge & Negotiation Strong commercial acumen with the ability to identify and deliver revenue opportunities. Proven experience negotiating commercial contracts and agreements. Ability to balance risk, compliance, and profitability objectives. Contracts Management Significant experience managing contracts within a commercial environment. Demonstrable experience completing PQQs, tenders, framework submissions, and bid responses. Strong understanding of contractual terms, commercial governance, and performance management. Document Control & Compliance Experience managing document control systems and business-critical documentation. Knowledge of ISO standards and audit processes. Proven bid-writing experience with strong written communication skills. Excellent attention to detail and document accuracy. Desirable Experience within construction, engineering, manufacturing, facilities management, or infrastructure sectors. Experience working with quality management systems and continuous improvement initiatives. This role would suit a commercially driven professional who combines strong negotiation skills with extensive contract management and compliance experience, and who can contribute immediately within a growing business environment. Apply today!

Assistant Commercial & Contracts Manager Location: Kent (Office based with hybrid flexibility and occasional UK travel) Contract Type: Full Time Overview Our client is a well-established organisation operating within a technical and project-led environment. They are seeking an experienced Assistant Commercial / Contracts Manager to drive commercial performance, mitigate risk, and support business growth through effective contract management, tender support, compliance oversight, and stakeholder engagement. This role requires a commercially astute professional with strong negotiation skills, extensive contract management experience, and a proven ability to manage documentation, compliance, and governance processes within a fast-paced business. Key Responsibilities: Commercial Management Identify opportunities to maximise revenue and contract profitability. Lead commercial negotiations with clients, suppliers, and stakeholders. Review and manage contractual terms to minimise risk and maximise commercial outcomes. Support business growth through the development of commercial strategies and frameworks. Monitor contract performance and identify opportunities for improvement. Contracts Management Manage the full contract lifecycle from pre-qualification through to award and delivery. Prepare, review, and submit PQQs, tenders, RFQs, and bid documentation. Ensure contractual obligations are understood and adhered to across the business. Maintain accurate records of contracts, variations, renewals, and commercial agreements. Develop strong client relationships to support contract retention and business development activities. Document Control & Compliance Manage document control systems and ensure all documentation is maintained to the required standards. Support external and internal audit activities. Maintain and improve ISO management systems and compliance processes. Produce high-quality bid submissions, policies, procedures, and supporting documentation. Ensure all records are controlled, updated, and accessible in line with company and regulatory requirements. Essential Skills & Experience: Commercial Knowledge & Negotiation Strong commercial acumen with the ability to identify and deliver revenue opportunities. Proven experience negotiating commercial contracts and agreements. Ability to balance risk, compliance, and profitability objectives. Contracts Management Significant experience managing contracts within a commercial environment. Demonstrable experience completing PQQs, tenders, framework submissions, and bid responses. Strong understanding of contractual terms, commercial governance, and performance management. Document Control & Compliance Experience managing document control systems and business-critical documentation. Knowledge of ISO standards and audit processes. Proven bid-writing experience with strong written communication skills. Excellent attention to detail and document accuracy. Desirable Experience within construction, engineering, manufacturing, facilities management, or infrastructure sectors. Experience working with quality management systems and continuous improvement initiatives. This role would suit a commercially driven professional who combines strong negotiation skills with extensive contract management and compliance experience, and who can contribute immediately within a growing business environment. Apply today!

Vacancy Summary Job Title: Construction Estimator Job Type: Permanent Job Ref: Location: Cambridge Salary: c 50,000- 60,000 basic plus excellent benefits package including (car allowance, enhanced employer pension contribution over 5%, private healthcare, performance bonus) Company & Project: A leading Tier 1 main contractor with a track record in the Cambridge region is seeking a Construction Estimator to join their established pre-construction team. Working within a structured, multi-disciplinary bid team on high-profile regional projects, the business has secured key framework positions and a robust pipeline across Commercial, Life Sciences, Higher Education, Healthcare, and Mixed-Use sectors. This role will support the pricing and cost planning of major capital schemes ranging in value from 30m to 150m+, working alongside an experienced Senior Estimator who would be an excellent mentor. Duties & Responsibilities: Work as an integral part of the Tier 1 pre-construction team, delivering accurate element-by-element cost plans and first-principle estimates on major schemes up to 150m. Quantify and take off drawings, schedules, and digital models (BIM) to construct comprehensive cost breakdown structures. Issue, analyse, and scope subcontractor and specialist supplier packages to ensure compliance, full scope coverage, and competitive pricing. Assist Senior Estimators during mid-tender reviews, client risk meetings, and value engineering exercises. Manage tender documentation, maintain pricing databases, and support handover meetings to the commercial and project delivery teams. Desirable Experience: 3-5 years of experience in an Estimating role within a main contractor environment. Exposure to pricing or measuring packages on construction projects. Familiarity with industry-standard estimating software (Conquest or similar platforms). Understanding of modern procurement routes (Two-Stage, D&B, JCT/NEC forms of contract). Previous Roles: Estimator OR Assistant Estimator OR Intermediate Estimator. Qualifications & Skills: HND/HNC or Degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, or comparable qualification. Strong numerical aptitude, commercial awareness, and proficient Excel / Estimating software skills. Application Process: If you would like more information on this Construction Estimator position, please send your current CV through to Jess Quinn for review. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted within 48 hours. Services advertised by Apple Technical Recruitment are those of an Employment Agency/Business.

Estimator We have an excellent opportunity for an Estimator to join a renowned main contractor based in Bristol. The business operates out of several offices across the South of England and continues to be one of the most reputable main contractors in the region. They undertake projects which are typically across the education, student accommodation, healthcare and commercial sectors valuing up to 25mil. As a result of continued growth in the region, they're now looking to bring an additional Estimator into the pre-construction team. About the role of Estimator: As Estimator, you will be involved in projects from initial conception, managing the pricing process to ensure projects are tendered accurately. You will be reporting into the Pre-Construction Manager. Key Responsibilities as Estimator: Manage tenders valuing up to 25mil Work collaboratively with the bid teams Mentoring junior members of the team Key Requirements as Estimator: Held an Estimator / Assistant Estimator position within a main contractor Have experience with both single and two-stage routes Have experience with JCT and NEC contract forms Live within commutable distance to Bristol and be happy to travel there / to site as required MUST have the full right to work in the UK Whats on offer in return: Salary: Up to 75k Market leading benefits package Opportunity for progression within the business A business with a strong reputation in the region and solid cash position This is a fantastic opportunity for a Estimator to join a highly reputable business where you can continue to forge a lasting career. If you think you'd be a suitable applicant for the role, please apply or contact Abbie in our Southampton office.

S alary: 72,852 per annum + up to 5% performance bonus The Role: We are seeking a Special Projects Programme Manager to lead the delivery of a high-profile Fire Safety Remediation Programme across a residential property portfolio. This role will focus on cladding remediation, building safety, and major capital investment projects, ensuring residents live in safe, compliant homes. Reporting to the Assistant Director of Major Works, you will manage projects from feasibility through to completion and operational handover, overseeing both internally and externally funded schemes. You will play a key role in shaping future remediation programmes, securing external funding, and ensuring projects align with long-term strategic objectives. This is a leadership role requiring strong project governance, stakeholder management, commercial awareness, and the ability to deliver results across multiple complex projects simultaneously. Key Responsibilities: Lead the delivery of fire safety remediation and cladding replacement projects from inception to completion. Manage a multi-year capital programme, ensuring projects are delivered on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards. Establish and manage robust project governance frameworks, risk registers, reporting structures, and change control processes. Chair project meetings and prepare reports for senior leadership and governance groups. Support and oversee procurement strategies, contract awards, and consultant and contractor appointments. Ensure compliance with Building Safety Act requirements, CDM regulations, procurement rules, and wider legislative obligations. Manage project budgets, forecasts, funding streams, and value engineering exercises. Lead the preparation and submission of external funding bids for building and cladding safety programmes. Oversee commissioning, handover, stakeholder engagement, and post-project reviews. Line manage and support direct reports while promoting a high-performing project culture. What We're Looking For: Significant experience delivering capital works, fire safety remediation, cladding or major works programmes. Strong understanding of Building Safety Act requirements, CDM regulations and construction project governance. Proven experience managing multiple projects, budgets and stakeholders simultaneously. Excellent commercial awareness, procurement knowledge and contract management capability. Ability to communicate complex technical information clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders, including residents. Strong leadership skills with experience developing teams and managing performance. A proactive and solutions-focused approach with the confidence to challenge and drive positive change. Qualifications & Experience: Relevant qualification in Construction, Building Surveying, Project Management, Quantity Surveying or a related discipline. Experience managing major capital programmes and contractor delivery. Strong understanding of procurement, governance and project risk management. Knowledge of fire safety remediation and building safety legislation is highly desirable.

We have an excellent opportunity for an Estimator to join a main contractor based near Bournemouth. The business operates out of their South Coast office and continues to be one of the most reputable main contractors in the region. They undertake projects which are typically across the commercial, education, healthcare and residential sectors valuing up to 10mil. As a result of continued growth in the region, they're now looking to bring an additional Estimator into the Pre-Construction team. About the role of Estimator: As Estimator, you will be involved in projects from initial conception, managing the pricing process to ensure projects are tendered accurately. You will be reporting into the Pre-Construction Manager and will be tasked with the mentoring of junior members of staff. Key Responsibilities as Estimator: Manage tenders valuing up to 10mil Work collaboratively with the bid team Mentoring junior members of the Pre-Construction team Key Requirements as Estimator: Held an Estimator / Assistant Estimator position within a main contractor Have experience with both single and two-stage routes Have experience with JCT and NEC contract forms Live within commutable distance to Dorset and be happy to travel there / to site as required MUST have the full right to work in the UK What's on offer in return: Salary: Up to 75k Market leading benefits package Opportunity for progression within the business A business with a strong reputation in the region and solid cash position This is a fantastic opportunity for an Estimator to join a highly reputable business where you can continue to forge a lasting career. If you think you'd be a suitable fit for the position or would like more information about the role, please contact Alan from Fawkes & Reece Southampton at (phone number removed).

Lead the Business. Shape the Future. Build on 50+ Years of Success. Are you a commercially minded operator who understands field-based service delivery? Have you built your career in drainage, utilities, groundworks, construction, civil engineering, infrastructure maintenance or a closely related sector? Do you know what it takes to earn the respect of experienced crews, lead from the front and grow a successful SME without losing what makes it special? We are seeking a hands-on Head of Commercial & Operations (MD) to lead Clear Drains UK, a highly respected, long-established SME, into its next chapter. This is a rare opportunity to take the reins of a profitable business with strong foundations, loyal customers, an experienced workforce and genuine growth potential. Clear Drains UK has built its reputation over 50+ years by delivering specialist commercial and industrial drainage, maintenance and related services to customers across London, the South East and beyond. This appointment forms part of a planned leadership succession following the retirement of a long-serving and highly respected Managing Director. You will inherit a committed team, established customer relationships and a business with significant opportunity to evolve, diversify and grow. This is not a desk-only leadership role. We are looking for someone who can combine strategic thinking with practical operational understanding; someone who is as comfortable discussing growth plans with the Board as they are talking through site challenges, equipment, logistics, health & safety and customer delivery with operational teams. The Role at a Glance Head of Commercial & Operations (MD) Hands-on SME Leadership Location: Berkshire/Buckinghamshire borders Salary: £85,000 £90,000 + Executive Benefits Contract: Full-time, permanent Reporting to: Chairman & Board Direct Reports: Operations Manager, Sales Manager, Executive Assistant Culture: Practical Loyal Commercial Accountable People First Your background may include: Drainage, utilities, groundworks, civil engineering, construction services, environmental services, facilities maintenance, infrastructure maintenance, specialist contracting or field-based service operations. Previous / Current Roles: Operations Director, Commercial Director, Regional Director, Business Unit Director, General Manager. Divisional Director The Opportunity You will lead the overall direction, performance and long-term success of the business, working closely with the Board to develop and deliver a clear strategy for sustainable growth. The business has strong foundations, but there is also scope to think ambitiously. Future growth opportunities may include acquisitions, service diversification, expansion into adjacent markets, new commercial partnerships and continued development of the company s existing specialist services. Success will require a leader who can balance strategy with execution, commercial ambition with operational reality, and change with stability. You will need to build trust quickly with long-serving colleagues, customers and suppliers, while bringing fresh thinking and energy to the next phase of the company s journey. Where You ll Make an Impact Strategic Leadership • Develop and deliver the company s strategy, vision and growth plans. • Identify new markets, services, partnerships and investment opportunities. • Work closely with the Board to shape the future direction of the business. Commercial Growth • Drive revenue growth, profitability and long-term business performance. • Support business development, key account management and major commercial opportunities. • Lead significant bids, tenders, negotiations and strategic partnerships. Financial Management • Ensure sound financial controls, commercial decision-making and investment planning. • Work closely with the Finance Director and external advisers to maintain compliance and stability. Operational Leadership • Lead day-to-day operations across a field-based service business. • Ensure effective planning across people, equipment, vehicles and resources. • Drive operational efficiency, continuous improvement and high service standards. • Resolve operational challenges with a practical, hands-on approach. People & Culture • Lead, develop and inspire an experienced team. • Build trust and credibility across operational and commercial functions. • Foster a collaborative, accountable culture while supporting growth and succession planning. Governance & Compliance • Ensure compliance with health & safety, employment and industry regulations. • Maintain effective risk management, governance and quality standards. • Provide clear reporting and updates to the Board. About You You ll likely be an experienced Managing Director, General Manager, Operations Director, Commercial Director or Business Unit Leader with a track record of leading operational, field-based or contractor-led businesses. You ll bring • Senior leadership experience within an SME, contractor, utilities, construction, engineering or related operational environment. • Strong commercial acumen with accountability for revenue growth, profitability and business performance. • Experience leading operational teams and earning credibility with frontline, site-based or field-service workforces. • A practical, hands-on leadership style, ideally with experience close to frontline operations earlier in your career. • Strong business development, client relationship and commercial negotiation skills, including bids, tenders and contracts. • A solid understanding of health & safety, compliance, risk management and governance. • Excellent communication, stakeholder management and leadership skills, with the ability to influence at all levels. • Integrity, resilience, sound judgement and the ability to drive change while maintaining team engagement. Desirable • Experience within drainage, utilities, groundworks, civil engineering, infrastructure maintenance or related sectors. • Experience delivering growth through acquisitions, diversification or new service development. • Knowledge of regulated, compliance-led or environmental sectors. • NEBOSH, IOSH or equivalent health & safety qualification. • Experience managing depot-based, vehicle-led or equipment-intensive operations. Why This Role? This is a rare opportunity to take over Clear Drains UK, a profitable, long-established business with an excellent reputation and strong foundations. Working closely with the Board, you'll lead an experienced team through a planned succession while shaping the next phase of growth. You'll have genuine autonomy, visibility and influence, with the opportunity to expand services, develop people, strengthen performance and leave a lasting legacy. If you're a commercially astute, hands-on leader who thrives in operational environments and wants to make a meaningful impact, we'd love to hear from you. Application notice We take your privacy seriously. As you might expect you may be contacted by email, text or telephone. Your data is processed by our talent partner RR (Recruitment Revolution) on the basis of their legitimate interests in fulfilling the recruitment process. Please refer to their Data Privacy Policy & Notice on their website for further details.

Lead the Business. Shape the Future. Build on 50+ Years of Success. Are you a commercially minded operator who understands field-based service delivery? Have you built your career in drainage, utilities, groundworks, construction, civil engineering, infrastructure maintenance or a closely related sector? Do you know what it takes to earn the respect of experienced crews, lead from the front and grow a successful SME without losing what makes it special? We are seeking a hands-on Managing Director to lead Clear Drains UK , a highly respected, long-established SME, into its next chapter. This is a rare opportunity to take the reins of a profitable business with strong foundations, loyal customers, an experienced workforce and genuine growth potential. Clear Drains UK has built its reputation over 50+ years by delivering specialist commercial and industrial drainage, maintenance and related services to customers across London, the South East and beyond. This appointment forms part of a planned leadership succession following the retirement of a long-serving and highly respected Managing Director. You will inherit a committed team, established customer relationships and a business with significant opportunity to evolve, diversify and grow. This is not a desk-only leadership role. We are looking for someone who can combine strategic thinking with practical operational understanding; someone who is as comfortable discussing growth plans with the Board as they are talking through site challenges, equipment, logistics, health & safety and customer delivery with operational teams. The Role at a Glance Managing Director Hands-on SME Leadership Location: Berkshire/Buckinghamshire borders Salary: £85,000 £90,000 + Executive Benefits Contract: Full-time, permanent Reporting to: Chairman & Board Direct Reports: Operations Manager, Sales Manager, Executive Assistant Culture: Practical Loyal Commercial Accountable People First Your background may include: Drainage, utilities, groundworks, civil engineering, construction services, environmental services, facilities maintenance, infrastructure maintenance, specialist contracting or field-based service operations. Previous / Current Roles: Operations Director, Commercial Director, Regional Director, Business Unit Director, General Manager. Divisional Director The Opportunity You will lead the overall direction, performance and long-term success of the business, working closely with the Board to develop and deliver a clear strategy for sustainable growth. The business has strong foundations, but there is also scope to think ambitiously. Future growth opportunities may include acquisitions, service diversification, expansion into adjacent markets, new commercial partnerships and continued development of the company s existing specialist services. Success will require a leader who can balance strategy with execution, commercial ambition with operational reality, and change with stability. You will need to build trust quickly with long-serving colleagues, customers and suppliers, while bringing fresh thinking and energy to the next phase of the company s journey. Where You ll Make an Impact Strategic Leadership • Develop and deliver the company s strategy, vision and growth plans. • Identify new markets, services, partnerships and investment opportunities. • Work closely with the Board to shape the future direction of the business. Commercial Growth • Drive revenue growth, profitability and long-term business performance. • Support business development, key account management and major commercial opportunities. • Lead significant bids, tenders, negotiations and strategic partnerships. Financial Management • Ensure sound financial controls, commercial decision-making and investment planning. • Work closely with the Finance Director and external advisers to maintain compliance and stability. Operational Leadership • Lead day-to-day operations across a field-based service business. • Ensure effective planning across people, equipment, vehicles and resources. • Drive operational efficiency, continuous improvement and high service standards. • Resolve operational challenges with a practical, hands-on approach. People & Culture • Lead, develop and inspire an experienced team. • Build trust and credibility across operational and commercial functions. • Foster a collaborative, accountable culture while supporting growth and succession planning. Governance & Compliance • Ensure compliance with health & safety, employment and industry regulations. • Maintain effective risk management, governance and quality standards. • Provide clear reporting and updates to the Board. About You You ll likely be an experienced Managing Director, General Manager, Operations Director, Commercial Director or Business Unit Leader with a track record of leading operational, field-based or contractor-led businesses. You ll bring • Senior leadership experience within an SME, contractor, utilities, construction, engineering or related operational environment. • Strong commercial acumen with accountability for revenue growth, profitability and business performance. • Experience leading operational teams and earning credibility with frontline, site-based or field-service workforces. • A practical, hands-on leadership style, ideally with experience close to frontline operations earlier in your career. • Strong business development, client relationship and commercial negotiation skills, including bids, tenders and contracts. • A solid understanding of health & safety, compliance, risk management and governance. • Excellent communication, stakeholder management and leadership skills, with the ability to influence at all levels. • Integrity, resilience, sound judgement and the ability to drive change while maintaining team engagement. Desirable • Experience within drainage, utilities, groundworks, civil engineering, infrastructure maintenance or related sectors. • Experience delivering growth through acquisitions, diversification or new service development. • Knowledge of regulated, compliance-led or environmental sectors. • NEBOSH, IOSH or equivalent health & safety qualification. • Experience managing depot-based, vehicle-led or equipment-intensive operations. Why This Role? This is a rare opportunity to take over Clear Drains UK, a profitable, long-established business with an excellent reputation and strong foundations. Working closely with the Board, you'll lead an experienced team through a planned succession while shaping the next phase of growth. You'll have genuine autonomy, visibility and influence, with the opportunity to expand services, develop people, strengthen performance and leave a lasting legacy. If you're a commercially astute, hands-on leader who thrives in operational environments and wants to make a meaningful impact, we'd love to hear from you. Application notice We take your privacy seriously. As you might expect you may be contacted by email, text or telephone. Your data is processed by our talent partner RR (Recruitment Revolution) on the basis of their legitimate interests in fulfilling the recruitment process. Please refer to their Data Privacy Policy & Notice on their website for further details.

Estimator - Manchester An opportunity has arisen to join a leading Main,- contractor based at their offices in Manchester. We are looking for an Estimator (or an experienced Assistant Estimator seeking progression) to work within a dynamic and forward-thinking Pre-Construction Department The successful candidate will be responsible for managing and preparing tender submissions and bids in accordance with company processes and procedures, reporting directly to the Lead Estimator. Projects include: Offices, hotels, leisure facilities and student accommodation New build residential development Heritage and restoration projects Schools and hotels Values uptp 20m Key Responsibilities Work across a wide range of sectors and project types, adapting estimating strategies accordingly Prepare tenders, cost plans, budgets, and negotiated bids Manage incoming tender documentation, addendums, and instructions Produce detailed bills of quantities Issue tender enquiries to subcontractors and suppliers Analyse and evaluate tender returns for compliance, scope, accuracy, preliminaries, and commercial terms Support supply chain selection and subcontractor assessments Undertake quantification checks and cost verification exercises Collaborate with operational, planning, management, and design teams during bid preparation Maintain awareness of market conditions, build rates, and cost benchmarking data Keep up to date with current construction methods and materials Provide feedback and cost intelligence to the Quantity Surveying team Key Requirements Proficient in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel Experience using estimating software such as Conquest, Conquest On-Screen Take Off, and Onsight Strong written and verbal communication skills Creative and innovative approach to problem-solving Self-motivated and highly organised Team-oriented mindset Full UK driving licence Recruitment on (phone number removed)

We have an excellent opportunity for an Estimator to join a renowned main contractor based near Swindon. They undertake projects which are typically across the commercial, education, healthcare and residential sectors valuing up to 25mil. As a result of continued growth in the region, they're now looking to bring an additional Estimator into the pre-construction team. About the role of Estimator: As Estimator, you will be involved in projects from initial conception, managing the pricing process to ensure projects are tendered accurately. You will be reporting into the Pre-Construction Manager and will be tasked with the mentoring of junior members of staff. Key Responsibilities as Estimator: Manage tenders valuing up to 25mil Work collaboratively with the bid team Mentoring junior members of the pre-construction team Key Requirements as Estimator: Held an Estimator / Assistant Estimator position within a main contractor company Have experience with both single and two-stage routes Have experience with JCT and NEC contract forms Live within commutable distance to Swindon and be happy to travel there / to site as required MUST have the full right to work in the UK What's on offer in return: Salary: Up to 75k Market leading benefits package Opportunity for progression within the business A business with a strong reputation in the region and solid cash position This is a fantastic opportunity for an Estimator to join a highly reputable business where you can continue to forge a lasting career. If you think you'd be a suitable fit for the position or would like more information about the role, please contact Alan from Fawkes & Reece Southampton at (phone number removed).

Estimator We have an excellent opportunity for an Estimator to join a highly regarded regional main contractor based just outside of Winchester. The business is family owned, and operates out of several regional offices across the South of England. They are in a strong cash position, and have built an excellent reputation in the region. They operate across several key construction sectors including education, commercial, healthcare and industrial valuing up to 15mil. As a result of continued growth in the region, they're now looking to expand the estimating team with an additional Estimator. About the role of Estimator: As Estimator, you will be responsible for working on tenders typically valuing up to 5mil. You will be working closely with the Bid teams and reporting into the Pre-Construction Manager. Key Responsibilities as Estimator: Work on tenders valuing up to 5mil Do your own take-offs and measurements Work collaboratively with the bid teams Key Requirements as Estimator: Held an Estimator / Assistant Estimator position within a main contractor Have experience with both single and two-stage routes Have experience with JCT and NEC contract forms Live within commutable distance to Winchester and be happy to travel there / to site as required MUST have the full right to work in the UK Whats on offer for this Estimator role: Salary: Up to 65k Car Allowance Discretionary Bonus Opportunity for progression within the role This is a fantastic opportunity for an intermediate level Estimator who's looking to join a forward-thinking and employee-focused business with excellent career prospects. If you think you'd be a suitable applicant for the role or would like more information on the role, please apply through the link below or contact Abbie in our Southampton office.

Senior Project Manager Construction Consultancy Location: Edinburgh Salary: Competitive + Benefits Job Type: Permanent, Full-Time,Hybrid Are you a Project Manager with construction consultancy experience looking to take greater ownership of projects and progress towards a more senior position? We're working with an established international consultancy looking to strengthen its Project Management team. This is a client-facing role offering the opportunity to manage projects across the full lifecycle. You'll be given genuine responsibility for your own projects while continuing to develop your commercial, contractual and leadership experience. The Role You'll be responsible for: Managing small to medium-sized construction projects with increasing autonomy Supporting the delivery of larger and more complex projects and programmes Managing projects through the full project lifecycle Developing and managing project programmes Chairing project and stakeholder meetings Managing project risks, opportunities, change and reporting Supporting procurement strategy and contractor/consultant selection Preparing and evaluating tenders and contract documentation Supporting contract administration across JCT and NEC contracts Coordinating clients, consultants, contractors and other key stakeholders Providing clear and accurate project reporting Supporting risk and value management workshops Identifying and resolving issues affecting project delivery Supporting bids, tenders and wider business development Beginning to mentor and support junior members of the team What We're Looking For Ideally, you'll have: Around 5+ years' experience within construction/project management Experience working within a consultancy or client-side environment Strong technical construction knowledge Experience delivering projects through multiple stages of the project lifecycle Knowledge of JCT and/or NEC contracts Experience across procurement, programming, risk, change control and stakeholder management Strong client-facing and communication skills The ability to manage multiple projects and competing priorities Some experience supporting or mentoring junior colleagues A degree is preferred, with qualifications such as MAPM, MRICS, PRINCE2 or equivalent advantageous but not essential where you can demonstrate the right level of experience. You'll join a collaborative consultancy environment with exposure to a varied project portfolio and the opportunity to continue developing both your technical and leadership experience. If you're a Project Manager, Construction Project Manager, Consultant Project Manager or Assistant Project Manager ready for the next step, get in touch for a confidential conversation.

London 40,000 - 60,000 + Bonus + Benefits Looking to Take the Next Step in Your Career? An established fit-out and refurbishment contractor is seeking an ambitious and commercially minded Contract Manager to join its growing team. This is an excellent opportunity for an individual looking to broaden their experience across both pre-construction and project delivery. We're open to candidates from either a pre-contract or post-contract background, provided they have the right attitude, commercial mindset and desire to develop. This role would suit an Intermediate Quantity Surveyor, Intermediate Estimator or Intermediate Pre-Construction Manager looking to gain wider project exposure and progress into a commercially focused Contract Management position. The Role Working closely with senior management, you will be responsible for supporting the commercial management of projects from tender stage through to completion and final account. Projects include: Cat A Office Fit-Out Cat B Office Fit-Out Commercial Refurbishment Workplace Interiors Design & Build Projects Project values typically range from 100k to 5m+. Key Responsibilities Pre-Contract Reviewing tender enquiries, drawings and specifications Preparing estimates, cost plans and budgets Obtaining and analysing subcontractor quotations Supporting procurement activities Assisting with tender submissions and bid strategies Identifying value engineering opportunities Attending client and pre-construction meetings Post-Contract Managing project costs and commercial performance Procuring subcontractors and specialist packages Monitoring budgets, forecasts and cash flow Managing variations and change control Assisting with valuations and final accounts Working closely with operational teams throughout delivery Building relationships with clients, consultants and subcontractors Ensuring projects are delivered profitably and efficiently Candidate Requirements We're flexible on background and are keen to speak with candidates from either a pre-contract or post-contract discipline. Current job titles may include: Intermediate Quantity Surveyor Quantity Surveyor Intermediate Estimator Estimator Intermediate Pre-Construction Manager Pre-Construction Manager Commercial Coordinator Assistant Commercial Manager Assistant Project Manager Ideal Experience Experience in one or more of the following areas: Estimating Cost Planning Tendering Procurement Pre-Construction Quantity Surveying Commercial Management Variations Valuations Cost Reporting Final Accounts Exposure to both pre and post-contract activities would be advantageous, but is not essential. The Person The successful candidate will be: Ambitious and career-driven Hungry to progress and develop Commercially aware Positive and proactive Well organised with strong attention to detail Comfortable communicating with clients and subcontractors Keen to broaden their experience across all aspects of project delivery Most importantly, we're looking for someone with the right attitude. This role offers genuine long-term progression for an individual who wants to take ownership, learn from experienced professionals and build a successful career within the fit-out and refurbishment sector. Package 40,000 - 60,000 Basic Salary Performance Bonus Pension Career Development & Mentoring Long-Term Progression Opportunities Exposure to Both Pre and Post-Contract Management Diverse Portfolio of Commercial Fit-Out & Refurbishment Projects This is a fantastic opportunity for an ambitious QS, Estimator or Pre-Construction professional looking to take the next step into a broader, commercially focused role with genuine progression potential. Eden Brown is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

Description Join Our Team as an Trainee Estimator! Are you a motivated individual with a degree in civil engineering, quantity surveying, or construction management looking to grow your career in Estimating? Are you looking to kick-start your career with a company that values long-term development and growth? If so, we have an exciting opportunity for you! About Us: At Careys, we're dedicated to shaping the future of construction. Our team is committed to delivering high-quality projects and exceeding client expectations. As we continue to grow, we're seeking talented individuals like you to join us on our journey. Role Purpose: As an Assistant Estimator, you'll play a crucial role in our estimating team, reporting to the Managing Estimator. Your main responsibilities will include undertaking measurements from tender drawings, preparing bills of quantities, and assisting estimators in compiling estimates and rate bills of quantities. What you will be doing: Review and understand the scope of works, drawings, and specifications. Utilise tools such as Bluebeam or ACC Take Off Tool to measure and take off quantities from drawings. Produce bills of quantities following applicable methods of measurement. Compile supplier/sub-contractor enquiries for tender buying. Work from first principles to rate items within bills of quantities. Participate in mid-bid, tender review, and adjudication/settlement meetings. Attend client meetings, including pre/post contract interviews. Encourage knowledge sharing and upskilling across the team. What you will bring: Technical Skills and Experience: Experience in civil engineering or construction management, with exposure to project types such as bulk earthworks, groundworks, roadworks, and RC frames. Familiarity with methods of measurement, particularly SMM7. Proficiency in electronic measuring tools such as Bluebeam or ACC Take Off Tool. Proficient in Microsoft Office. Degree qualified in Civil Engineering, Quantity Surveying, or Construction Management. Experience using estimating software such as Candy or similar. Personal Skills and Attributes: Numerically minded with a sound commercial acumen. Highly organised with excellent time-management skills. Strong communication skills, with the ability to communicate effectively with different audiences. A problem solver who can anticipate issues and present effective solutions. Embraces change and thrives in a continuous improvement environment. Builds relationships based on trust and integrity. A collaborative team player with a sense of personal accountability and ownership. Benefits: Why Join Us? 26 days holiday per annum plus Bank Holidays. Excellent salary and benefits Company pension Flexi-care benefits: Tastecard, Gym Membership, Cycle2Work, Holiday Trading, Health cash plan. Opportunities for long-term development and growth. A supportive and collaborative work environment. Exciting projects and challenges to enhance your skills and expertise.

Are you ready to elevate your career in the dynamic world of civil engineering? Imagine being part of a leading Scottish contractor renowned for its innovative projects in wind farms, battery storage, and substations. This is your chance to contribute to sustainable energy solutions while advancing your professional journey. This prestigious civil engineering firm is seeking a dedicated Assistant Estimator / Estimating Technician to join their accomplished team. In this pivotal role, you will play a crucial part in the estimation process, ensuring the accuracy and efficiency of project bids. Your expertise will directly influence the success of groundbreaking projects that shape the future of renewable energy. Candidates will benefit from a supportive and collaborative work environment where professional growth is encouraged. The company prides itself on fostering a culture of continuous learning and development, offering ample opportunities for career progression. Working alongside industry experts, you will gain invaluable insights and experience in cutting-edge civil engineering projects. To excel in this role, candidates should possess a solid foundation in civil engineering or a related field, with a keen eye for detail and strong analytical skills. Proficiency in estimation software and a good understanding of construction methodologies are essential. Prior experience in estimating, particularly within the renewable energy sector, will be highly advantageous. Key responsibilities include preparing detailed cost estimates, analysing project specifications, and collaborating with various departments to ensure comprehensive and competitive bids. Effective communication skills and the ability to work under pressure are crucial, as you will be liaising with clients, suppliers, and internal teams to deliver precise and timely estimates. Join a forward-thinking company that values innovation, sustainability, and excellence. This role offers not just a job, but a pathway to make a tangible impact in the civil engineering landscape. Seize this moment to contribute to projects that matter, and take your career to new heights. Apply now to become an integral part of a team that is shaping the future of civil engineering and renewable energy. Legal Information: We act as an employment agency for permanent work and as an employment business for temporary work. For roles in the UK, applicants must be eligible to live and work in the UK. We value diversity and promote equality. No terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate against any of the protected characteristics that fall under the Equality Act 2010. We encourage and welcome applications from all areas of society and can discuss any reasonable adjustments to support your application.

Assistant Environmental, Quality & Sustainability Manager Location: Glasgow (office-based with occasional travel across Scotland and the UK) Employment Type : Full-time, office-based We are working with a well-established civil engineering contractor who is looking to appoint an Environmental, Quality & Sustainability professional to join their growing team. This is a newly shaped role, working closely with an experienced Company Q&E Manager, with real scope to take ownership of key systems, reporting, and compliance activity across the business. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone looking to develop within a broader sustainability and compliance function, gaining hands-on exposure across environmental management, quality systems, carbon reporting, energy management, and wider sustainability initiatives. The role is primarily office-based, with occasional travel to sites across Scotland and the UK. What you ll be doing: Take ownership of key elements of integrated Quality, Environmental & Sustainability (Q&E/S) systems Support and coordinate internal and external audit activity across the business Maintain compliance with ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 50001 standards Get involved in carbon and energy measurement, reporting, and sustainability performance tracking Contribute to sustainability content for bids, tenders, and prequalification submissions Support social value initiatives and wider sustainability reporting Help ensure environmental compliance, including waste management and authorisations Work closely with regulators, clients, subcontractors, and internal teams Support training, awareness, and continuous improvement across EQS processes Play a key role in developing and improving systems and procedures What we re looking for: Experience in construction, civil engineering, or infrastructure (preferred) Knowledge of ISO 9001 and/or ISO 14001 systems Exposure to ISO 50001 or energy management is an advantage Experience supporting or delivering audits (internal or external) Strong analytical skills with confidence in KPI reporting (including carbon/energy data) Strong Excel and MS Office skills Excellent written communication and reporting ability Proactive mindset with the ability to work independently Genuine interest in sustainability, environment, and continuous improvement Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel and occasionally stay away This is a great opportunity to step into a varied and evolving role within a business that values compliance, quality, and sustainability. You ll work closely with senior leadership, gain exposure across multiple disciplines, and have the chance to develop your career in a growing and increasingly important area of the business. Legal Information: We act as an employment agency for permanent work and as an employment business for temporary work. For roles in the UK, applicants must be eligible to live and work in the UK. We value diversity and promote equality. No terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate against any of the protected characteristics that fall under the Equality Act 2010. We encourage and welcome applications from all areas of society and can discuss any reasonable adjustments to support your application.

Job Title: Design Manager - 3 Days a week on site - 2 days WFH Reporting to: Design Management Regional Lead Role Purpose: The Design Manager is a key member of the Design Management team and will be fully dedicated to Project Harker (Carlisle, UK). The role is responsible for the end-to-end management, coordination, and assurance of all design activities across the project, ensuring that design deliverables are completed on time, meet the required quality standards, and comply with client specifications and company governance requirements. The role requires a regular on-site presence at Harker, with a minimum of three days per week on site to support design coordination, stakeholder engagement, design reviews, and construction interface activities. Working closely with the Design Management Regional Lead for England, the Design Manager will oversee the design programme, design deliverables, technical assurance processes, and design-related coordination. The role will involve close collaboration with PMs, Designers, Planning, Commercial, and Business Unit leadership. The Design Manager will promote effective communication, proactive issue resolution, and value-driven design approaches throughout the project lifecycle. Responsibilities & Duties Including, but not limited to, the following: Design Programme Ownership Develop, maintain, and issue the design programme for all project schemes. Proactively monitor progress, identify deviations, and implement appropriate recovery strategies. Coordinate programme interfaces with Planning, Procurement, and Construction. Design Quality & Technical Assurance Ensure all design outputs comply with NG, SSE, and company specifications, in line with the LCDAE. Manage the design assurance submission process, including hold-point reviews and gateway approvals. Provide oversight to ensure compliance with internal procedures, standards, and CDM requirements. Commercial & Change Control NEC Focus Act as the custodian of design change, maintaining accurate registers and logs. Manage EWNs, CEs, and PMIs, ensuring that all contractual obligations are appropriately addressed. Identify the impact of design changes on cost, programme, and risk, and support forecasting activities. Support cost forecasting by clearly linking design activities and changes to their commercial impacts. Design Coordination & Stakeholder Management Lead design review meetings and coordinate multidisciplinary design teams. Manage interfaces with clients, OEMs, subcontractors, internal and external design teams, and delivery teams. Manage RFIs, TQs, and the overall flow of design communications. Risk, Safety & CDM Identify, assess and manage design risks, including those associated with temporary and permanent works. Ensure effective communication and documentation between Principal Designers and relevant stakeholders. Promote and embed the principles of prevention and safety-by-design throughout the project lifecycle. Tender & Pre-Construction Input Support the BUGM and Bid Manager with technical expertise, design methodologies, assumptions and risk assessments during tender development. Ensure tender designs and proposals are robust, compliant and commercially defensible. Team Leadership & Continuous Improvement Promote collaboration, innovation and efficient, high-quality design delivery. Drive the capture and application of lessons learned and standardisation across multiple projects. pport the development, coaching and mentoring of Assistant Design Managers. Key Interfaces The role will involve developing and maintaining effective relationships with key stakeholders, including: BUGM / Head of Design Project Managers Internal and external Design Teams Planning Engineers Commercial and Quantity Surveying Teams Principal Designer Site Delivery Teams Client Representatives (NG / SSE) Person Specification Qualifications & Experience The successful candidate will possess the following: Essential At least 8 years experience in a relevant role, together with appropriate professional qualifications. Experience working on HV substation projects, ideally within the UK transmission sector. A proven track record of delivering design-related projects with a strong focus on quality and attention to detail. A strong commitment to developing people and building effective teams capable of delivering programmes safely, on time, within budget and to a high standard. Demonstrable experience managing both internal and external stakeholders. Project leadership experience at management level, with responsibility for delivering projects of varying complexity across multidisciplinary and multicultural teams. Familiarity with National Grid processes, standards, assurance pathways and project delivery requirements. Preferred Qualifications & Experience The ideal candidate will possess a combination of technical expertise, industry knowledge, and a proactive approach to project delivery, including: Degree qualification in Engineering, Project Management, Construction Management, or a related discipline. National Grid Persons accreditation (Substations). Proven experience working within energy transmission and distribution environments, including compliance with relevant specifications, processes, and procedures. Experience in the UK energy sector or other highly regulated industries. Membership of a relevant professional institution or working towards professional accreditation. Safety, Health, Environment & Quality (SHEQ) Safety and quality are at the heart of everything they do. All employees are expected to comply with Company SHEQ policies and procedures at all times.