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MEICA Design Manager - Clean Water Infrastructure I'm working with a Tier 1 infrastructure contractor delivering major clean and wastewater projects across the UK. They're looking to appoint a MEICA Design Manager to lead the design and coordination of mechanical, electrical, and process engineering on technically complex treatment and pumping station schemes. The company has a strong reputation across water, civils, tunnelling, and infrastructure frameworks. Their in-house capabilities and collaborative culture make this a great opportunity for someone who enjoys full project lifecycle involvement. Key Responsibilities: Lead MEICA design for clean water projects, ensuring solutions are compliant, buildable, and efficient Integrate process, mechanical, and electrical engineering across treatment and pumping systems Provide technical input across design, procurement, construction, and commissioning stages Evaluate suppliers and subcontractors to ensure technical compliance Participate in design risk reviews (HAZOP, ALM) and ensure CDM compliance Act as the key technical point of contact for internal teams, stakeholders, and clients Requirements: HNC / Degree in Process, Mechanical, or Chemical Engineering (or related field) Proven experience delivering MEICA or process design on clean or wastewater projects Background in pumping station design and delivery Strong understanding of MEICA interfaces and water industry standards (e.g. DWI, EA) Familiarity with HAZOP, ALM, and CDM regulations Proficiency with design software such as AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Navisworks, Infraworks, ReCap Pro This is a great opportunity to join a business that invests in its people, embraces innovation, and plays a key role in delivering essential UK infrastructure. Please apply with an updated CV.

We are looking for someone to deliver the M&E project engineering requirements of capital schemes within the Turnbull delivery portfolio. Ensuring projects deliver the engineering requirements of the business and are completed safely, to a high standard and within time and cost constraints. This is a 12 Month Fixed Term Contract - Potential to become extended. What you'll do Work with the team to plan, coordinate and track M&E engineering projects, ensuring that project requirements are met, deadlines are achieved and delivered with due regard to safety, quality, time and cost. Conduct site surveys and prepare feasibility studies and reports, providing input on project designs and specifications. Support the design and development of M&E systems, provide constructability and engineering advice during the design and construction phase of projects. Review, comment and approve for construction designs, drawings, schedules and specifications Identify and list the procurement of equipment and materials and manage subcontractors and vendors as necessary. Conduct quality control checks throughout the project lifecycle, identifying and resolving issues as necessary. Maintain project documentation, including drawings, specifications, and change orders. Co-ordinate and control designs/drawings that are under Turnbull delivery. Attend contract tender review meetings for technical input and support when required. Attend site both before and during construction to provide insight, advice and suggestions for best practice and opportunities to challenge. Collate and review operation and maintenance manuals. Ensure all required drawings and documentation is complete for takeover and closedown. Assist and support the Site Manager with organising, co-ordinating and managing the Turnbull permits (WAFS,TACS, DMS etc etc) required for construction delivery in line with the programme, including any sub-contractor engaged upon the project. What you'll need Education & Qualifications HNC/Degree (or equivalent) in Mechanical, Electrical, or related Engineering discipline Relevant technical/work-based qualifications: CDM Awareness SMSTS CSCS or ECS (Supervision/AQP/PQP Level) Temporary Works Supervisor IOSH Managing Safely ATEX DSEAR Awareness COMPEX Foundation First Aid Management training (e.g., ILM, APM Level 3 or similar) Member of a relevant professional body (e.g., IMechE, IET) Experience Minimum 2 years in a construction project environment Familiarity with construction programming tools (e.g., MS Project) Experience managing multiple deliverables Commercial awareness, including change and resource management Preferably with an Electrical bias on 11KV Knowledge & Skills Understanding of industry and design standards (e.g., WIMES, CESWI) Awareness of construction regulations: CDM Regulations Health & Safety at Work Act (H&SAWA) LOLER PUWER Strong written and verbal communication skills 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

Estimating Manager (MEICA) Location : Ilkeston, Derbyshire Role: Permanent, Monday-Friday (Hybrid: 2/3 days onsite), 45 hrs Salary: Up to 80k + Car Allowance, dependant on candidate experience Project Partners are recruiting now for an Estimating Manager based in or around Derby. Have you got previous water industry experience and ready for a new challenge? Are you a Senior Estimator looking for progression? We want to hear from you! The MEICA Estimating Manager plays a pivotal role in the successful delivery of competitive bids and project tenders within the UK water industry. This position is responsible for the comprehensive review, validation, and coordination of cost estimates related to Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation, Control, and Automation (MEICA) works across water and wastewater infrastructure projects. The role encompasses the critical evaluation of tender documentation, including specifications, drawings, schedules, and contract conditions, to accurately define scope, identify risks, and develop commercially viable pricing strategies. Working closely with multidisciplinary teams including design engineers, procurement specialists, project managers, and commercial leads, the Estimating Manager ensures that all technical, commercial, and delivery assumptions are aligned with client expectations and industry benchmarks. Role Summary: Lead and manage discipline estimators in preparing cost estimates for tenders Tender & Cost Estimation: Provide accurate and detailed cost estimates for MEICA-related projects, including material, labour, and subcontractor costs. Tender Analysis: Review and interpret tender documents, specifications, drawings attend site as needed to assess and define scope. Risk Assessment: Identify and evaluate project risks, providing appropriate contingencies. Supplier & Subcontractor Liaison: Obtain and evaluate supplier and subcontractor quotations to ensure cost competitiveness. Value Engineering: Identify opportunities for cost savings and efficiency improvements while maintaining quality standards. Stakeholder Collaboration: Maintain strong stakeholder relationships across internal and external stakeholders, and the supply chain. Compliance & Regulations: Ensure all cost estimates comply with UK water industry standards, health & safety regulations, and company policies. Proposal Preparation: Assist in the preparation of bid submissions, cost breakdowns, and commercial documentation. Post-Tender Support: Participate in negotiations and contract handovers, supporting the transition from estimation to project execution. Key Skills Required: Strong understanding of MEICA engineering principles and processes. Demonstrable experience in cost estimation within the UK water sector. Excellent analytical and numerical skills. High proficiency in estimation software and Microsoft Excel. Ability to interpret technical drawings, specifications, and NEC 3/4 contract documents. Strong leadership, communication and presentation skills. Strong, sharp, commercial acumen, and ability to assess project profitability. Attention to detail and ability to work under pressure to meet deadlines. Essential Qualifications: Degree in Mechanical, Electrical Engineering, or a related field. Experience in estimating MEICA projects within the water industry. Knowledge of NEC contracts and UK water industry frameworks. Desirable Qualifications: Membership of a relevant professional body (e.g., CIBSE, IMechE, IET, IChemE). Experience using estimation software such as Candy, Conquest, or similar tools. Understanding of BIM (Building Information Modelling) and digital engineering practices. Benefits: - Competitive Salary - 25 days annual leave - Access to Group Pension Scheme - Life Assurance and Critical Illness cover - Healthcare cover for employee only - Access to Employee Assistance Programme & Medicash - Continuous Development Opportunities

Elvet Recruitment are recruiting an experienced Commissioning Manager on behalf of a Civil Engineering & Construction main contractor to work on Water Treatment Works upgrade schemes around West & South Yorkshire. The projects range from 5m to 20m+ and are all being delivered as part of Yorkshire Water AMP 7&8. The projects involve a great deal of Mechanical & Electrical, Instrumentation, Control & Automation (MEICA) components on large scale hence the need to grow the dedicated MEICA & Commissioning team further. A large & well-known name in infrastructure with realistic & accessible progression for all staff. Currently operating with a 500m turnover across the group. A key delivery partner for Yorkshire Water, Thames Water & others. This role will work purely within the Yorkshire Water team based out of a regional office with all regional work - no working away. The role guarantees someone the chance to be in a leading role with the commissioning function for what they are gearing up to be a busy Asset Management Plan of the Yorkshire Water capital framework (Apply online only . Duties/Responsibilities include: Generate Commissioning Plans during outline, design stage and delivery Develop process impact plans for commissioning Improve & implement commissioning processes and procedures Coordination & management of Commissioning Engineers & team Provide monthly commissioning reports to the senior team Assist with Operation and Maintenance manuals for client & aftercare Indentify & recruit relevant resource to deliver framework commissioning requirements Ensure commissioning & testing is undertaken safely through regular planning and supervision Experience required: Must have experience working in relevant field as Commissioning Engineer or similar Must have detailed understanding of MEICA / M&E Minimum HNC held in Electrical, Mechanical or Chemical Engineering Must have: CSCS or equivalent Beneficial to have: SMSTS and professional qualification Remuneration: Salary of up to 76,000 (doe) + personal bonus 10% per annum + package: Car allowance 6,100 per annum, increased annual leave scheme & can buy/sell days, up to 8% pension, fuel scheme, healthcare and a whole host of other benefits. For more information contact Andy Gray at Elvet Recruitment.

Elvet Recruitment are recruiting an experienced Commissioning Engineer on behalf of a Civil Engineering & Construction main contractor to work on Water Treatment Works upgrade schemes around West & South Yorkshire. The projects range from 5m to 20m+ and are all being delivered as part of Yorkshire Water AMP 7&8. The projects involve a great deal of Mechanical & Electrical, Instrumentation, Control & Automation (MEICA) components on large scale hence the need to grow the dedicated MEICA & Commissioning team further. A large & well-known name in infrastructure with realistic & accessible progression for all staff. Currently operating with a 500m turnover across the group. A key delivery partner for Yorkshire Water, Thames Water & others. This role will work purely within the Yorkshire Water team based out of a regional office with all regional work - no working away. The role guarantees someone the chance to be in a pivotal role with the commissioning function for what they are gearing up to be a busy Asset Management Plan of the Yorkshire Water capital framework (Apply online only . Duties/Responsibilities include: Assist with comprehensive commissioning reviews & production of documentation Review tenders & prepare relevant commissioning related submission documentation Assist in preparing commissioning procedures with wider team Prepare weekly progress reports Collate Mechanical & Electrical commissioning documentation for O&M manuals Review sub-contractors RAMS & implement necessary change Attend commissioning meetings with site teams Assist with preparing commissioning plans Organising successful commissioning sign off with client & stakeholders Experience required: Must have experience working in relevant field as Commissioning Engineer or Electrical / Mechanical Project Engineer with experience of Commissioning process Must have detailed understanding of MEICA / M&E Must have: CSCS or equivalent Beneficial to have: SMSTS and professional qualification Remuneration: Salary of up to 62,000 (doe) + package: Car allowance 5,500 per annum, increased annual leave scheme & can buy/sell days, up to 8% pension, fuel scheme, healthcare and a whole host of other benefits. For more information contact Andy Gray at Elvet Recruitment.

Our client, a leading water infrastructure contractor, is looking to employ a MEICA Co-Ordinator on a permanent basis to coordinate and integrate electrical and mechanical engineering packages on a programme of water and wastewater treatment projects and to ensure that the scope is delivered in accordance with design, whilst working with project management, construction, procurement disciplines and the supply chain to develop and manage MEICA packages within cost and schedule targets. The primary function of the role would be: • To providing technical support during the pre-target cost agreement phase through contact with the engineering team • The effective management of the interface between the design, commercial, procurement and delivery functions of the project to ensure time, cost and quality targets are achieved. • To develop relationships, systems and processes to provide effective coordination across all designers, client, supply chain, procurement, planners and delivery to ensure cost efficient and effective delivery of Civil and MEICA elements of projects/programmes of work. • To provide technical support on all aspects of Civil and MEICA project scope during pre-target cost phase, outline design phase and support to the delivery phase ensuring consistency and efficient solutions are found. The role would require the right candidate to undertake, and have demonstrable experience in, the responsibilities below. Main responsibilities: • Primarily manage the interface between the pre-con, design, commercial (procurement particularly) and delivery functions of the project to ensure time, cost and quality targets are achieved or exceeded. • Understand and support Pre-con activities to ensure a seamless transition from project hand over. • Manage the Detailed Design and Procurement phase to ensure we successfully achieve Client CSR & company validation sign offs, whilst maximising our opportunities for procurement savings. • Ensure our Strategic Design Partner Binnies provide the right quality of design deliverables in line with our programme requirements through identifying what the important deliverables are, proactively expedite / check them for quality and setting stretch target dates for their delivery. • Have a change control system in place that allows you and the SPM / PM to stay ahead of change, assess impact quickly and be decisive around moving forward, recognising that a decent quick decision is better than a perfect one that is late! • Operate rigorous change control procedures and deal effectively with technical queries. • Maximise our procurement opportunities (buying gains) through recognising time is key to allow our buyers to “sweat” the supply chain for maximum benefit, developing a buying strategy for each project which focuses on the packages where we are going to add most value to the project and avoiding having to rush key orders through by creating time in the design process and making sure subcontract enquiry packages are ready to go well in advance. • Participate in Framework Suppliers selection where required. • Ensure suitably developed technical delivery plan and procurement schedules are produced along with reviews and consideration of any buildability and Temporary Works requirements are carried out. • Provide an effective Civil and MEICA technical interface with the client. • Coordinate, challenge and optimise Civil and MEICA technical solutions, maintaining compliance with design and regulatory requirements. • Ensure early involvement and engagement with the Commissioning & Asset Integration Manager and their teams during the design phase, so a clear strategy and plan can be developed before we go to site. • Report into the Risk Manager on all aspects of Civil and MEICA delivery including performance, forecasting and key issues. • Provide support (MEICA in particular) to all delivery functions across the whole project lifecycle. • At all times focus positively on the Client and Customer. • Understand and implement Quality, Safety and Environmental Policies and Targets • Participate in creating a knowingly safe working environment. • Undertake Safety Inspections and actively promote safe working and behavioural safety. • Establish a reputation for Project delivery excellence, particularly in the Design and Procurement phases of the project. • Capture and share best practice and embed and drive continuous improvement The experience we are looking for in a candidate: • Can do, will do approach to Project delivery. • General management and leadership skills • Excellent all-round verbal and written communication skills. • Client and partnering focused. • Ability to Listen, motivate and manage others. • Personally, well organised • Team Player • Proven technical ability. • Good Commercial and Contractual awareness. • Ability to manage sub-contract and supply chain through project lifecycle. • Negotiation skills. • Able to work within strict deadlines. • Presentation skills. • Proficient computer and IT skills. • A minimum of an HND.HNC or equivalent in a related Engineering discipline • Strong MEICA background, preferably in Water/Wastewater (or related) project delivery and design • Working knowledge of Microsoft packages • Self-motivation • Be able to organise yourself and others workload • Be proactive in your approach • An excellent communicator • A high level of diplomacy and customer focused • IOSH 1 day Working Safely or equivalent Minimum Experience Needed: • Significant demonstratable experience of the infrastructure or industrial MEICA scope, preferably in Water/Wastewater (or related) project delivery and design • Demonstratable experience of general management and leadership skills • Demonstratable experience in organising colleague’s workload • Demonstratable commercial and contractual awareness • Computer literacy including Microsoft Suite Qualifications Needed: • HND/HNC or equivalent in a related Engineering discipline Training required: • IOSH 1 day Working Safely or equivalent If rate of pay is a sliding scale what is needed to get to the top amount: • Significant demonstratable experience of the infrastructure MEICA scope in Water and Wastewater project delivery and design with a leading contractor / main client. • Additional qualifications relevant to water and/or sewage treatment processes. • Professional Engineering memberships relevant to engineering discipline. • Demonstrable experience with all job description responsibilities. • Demonstratable experience with all points in the minimum experience section. The salary banding is indicative and dependent on experience. Details on the full package are to be discussed during shortlisting

Our client, a leading water infrastructure contractor, is looking to employ a MEICA Co-Ordinator on a permanent basis to coordinate and integrate electrical and mechanical engineering packages on a programme of water and wastewater treatment projects and to ensure that the scope is delivered in accordance with design, whilst working with project management, construction, procurement disciplines and the supply chain to develop and manage MEICA packages within cost and schedule targets. The primary function of the role would be: • To providing technical support during the pre-target cost agreement phase through contact with the engineering team • The effective management of the interface between the design, commercial, procurement and delivery functions of the project to ensure time, cost and quality targets are achieved. • To develop relationships, systems and processes to provide effective coordination across all designers, client, supply chain, procurement, planners and delivery to ensure cost efficient and effective delivery of Civil and MEICA elements of projects/programmes of work. • To provide technical support on all aspects of Civil and MEICA project scope during pre-target cost phase, outline design phase and support to the delivery phase ensuring consistency and efficient solutions are found. The role would require the right candidate to undertake, and have demonstrable experience in, the responsibilities below. Main responsibilities: • Primarily manage the interface between the pre-con, design, commercial (procurement particularly) and delivery functions of the project to ensure time, cost and quality targets are achieved or exceeded. • Understand and support Pre-con activities to ensure a seamless transition from project hand over. • Manage the Detailed Design and Procurement phase to ensure we successfully achieve Client CSR & company validation sign offs, whilst maximising our opportunities for procurement savings. • Ensure our Strategic Design Partner Binnies provide the right quality of design deliverables in line with our programme requirements through identifying what the important deliverables are, proactively expedite / check them for quality and setting stretch target dates for their delivery. • Have a change control system in place that allows you and the SPM / PM to stay ahead of change, assess impact quickly and be decisive around moving forward, recognising that a decent quick decision is better than a perfect one that is late! • Operate rigorous change control procedures and deal effectively with technical queries. • Maximise our procurement opportunities (buying gains) through recognising time is key to allow our buyers to “sweat” the supply chain for maximum benefit, developing a buying strategy for each project which focuses on the packages where we are going to add most value to the project and avoiding having to rush key orders through by creating time in the design process and making sure subcontract enquiry packages are ready to go well in advance. • Participate in Framework Suppliers selection where required. • Ensure suitably developed technical delivery plan and procurement schedules are produced along with reviews and consideration of any buildability and Temporary Works requirements are carried out. • Provide an effective Civil and MEICA technical interface with the client. • Coordinate, challenge and optimise Civil and MEICA technical solutions, maintaining compliance with design and regulatory requirements. • Ensure early involvement and engagement with the Commissioning & Asset Integration Manager and their teams during the design phase, so a clear strategy and plan can be developed before we go to site. • Report into the Risk Manager on all aspects of Civil and MEICA delivery including performance, forecasting and key issues. • Provide support (MEICA in particular) to all delivery functions across the whole project lifecycle. • At all times focus positively on the Client and Customer. • Understand and implement Quality, Safety and Environmental Policies and Targets • Participate in creating a knowingly safe working environment. • Undertake Safety Inspections and actively promote safe working and behavioural safety. • Establish a reputation for Project delivery excellence, particularly in the Design and Procurement phases of the project. • Capture and share best practice and embed and drive continuous improvement The experience we are looking for in a candidate: • Can do, will do approach to Project delivery. • General management and leadership skills • Excellent all-round verbal and written communication skills. • Client and partnering focused. • Ability to Listen, motivate and manage others. • Personally, well organised • Team Player • Proven technical ability. • Good Commercial and Contractual awareness. • Ability to manage sub-contract and supply chain through project lifecycle. • Negotiation skills. • Able to work within strict deadlines. • Presentation skills. • Proficient computer and IT skills. • A minimum of an HND.HNC or equivalent in a related Engineering discipline • Strong MEICA background, preferably in Water/Wastewater (or related) project delivery and design • Working knowledge of Microsoft packages • Self-motivation • Be able to organise yourself and others workload • Be proactive in your approach • An excellent communicator • A high level of diplomacy and customer focused • IOSH 1 day Working Safely or equivalent Minimum Experience Needed: • Significant demonstratable experience of the infrastructure or industrial MEICA scope, preferably in Water/Wastewater (or related) project delivery and design • Demonstratable experience of general management and leadership skills • Demonstratable experience in organising colleague’s workload • Demonstratable commercial and contractual awareness • Computer literacy including Microsoft Suite Qualifications Needed: • HND/HNC or equivalent in a related Engineering discipline Training required: • IOSH 1 day Working Safely or equivalent If rate of pay is a sliding scale what is needed to get to the top amount: • Significant demonstratable experience of the infrastructure MEICA scope in Water and Wastewater project delivery and design with a leading contractor / main client. • Additional qualifications relevant to water and/or sewage treatment processes. • Professional Engineering memberships relevant to engineering discipline. • Demonstrable experience with all job description responsibilities. • Demonstratable experience with all points in the minimum experience section. The salary banding is indicative and dependent on experience. Details on the full package are to be discussed during shortlisting

Joining nmcn will open a door full of opportunities, where our people are nurtured for success and empowered to build their own adventure. We believe in your development, potentiality and growth. We aspire to be industry leading with renewed focus on having a positive impact on everything we touch. We work in partnership and collaboration with our customers, to deliver major built environment and critical national infrastructure projects across the UK. Our specialist engineering and construction teams bring multi-sector innovation and technical skill – from building and highways, to large-scale water networks and treatment plants. An opportunity has arisen for an experienced Project Engineer. Reporting to the Project Manager, you will be involved in the individual management of Mechanical / Electrical and Combined schemes, predominately to the Water Industry in sewage and clean water. What you’ll be doing day to day * Outline engineering from inception to completion of schemes utilising in-house resources, site installation and construction personnel * The timely completion of multiple concurrent projects, safely and within budget * Liaise with client’s engineering and operations staff to ensure KPI’s are met or exceeded within budget constraints * Attend internal and external review and progress meetings * Attend site visits/meetings * Ascertain preliminary and detailed design/project requirements and solutions * Prepare estimates and quotations * Complete contract documentation * Manage site safety, health and environmental issues * Co-ordinate and liaise with suppliers, specialist sub-contractors, in-house functions, site installations and construction teams * Procurement of plant, materials and specialist subcontractors. * Attend/undertake factory site and works testing, commissioning and client training * Compile and collate final contract documentation, “As built” drawings, test sheets etc. for inclusion into operation and maintenance manuals * Overall responsibility for Profit/Loss on contracts undertaken * Establishing and agreeing price variations and final accounts The Experience we're looking for * An industry applicable ONC/HNC/B.Eng or NVQ equivalent * Demonstrable experience of working within the water and / or sewage industries * Commercial and contractual awareness * Working knowledge of Microsoft packages The personal attributes we're looking for * Desire to understand and promote the Company purpose, vision, values and culture * Trustworthy and ethical approach, exercising discretion where required * Organised, structured and professional, with a passion for excellence * Flexibility, resilience and the ability to influence and build relationships at all levels * Commitment to the provision of excellent customer service * Experience in a fast paced, national and multi-site business * Self starter who has the ability to prioritise a varied workload and demonstrate good time management to comply with deadlines What we can offer you * Competitive Salary * Company car / Car allowance * 25 days holiday + bank holidays * Holiday trading scheme * Private Medical Insurance * Perks at work scheme (discount from high street retailers) * Free eye test vouchers * Employee share scheme * 3x life assurance * Free Parking * Flexible Working * 5% enhanced pension contribution Please note – we may have to close applications to this role sooner than anticipated based on the number of applications received