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We are working with an established and growing utilities and civil engineering contractor to recruit an experienced Program Planner . This is an excellent opportunity to join a successful business delivering infrastructure and utilities projects across the UK. You will take ownership of project programmes and work closely with Project Managers, Commercial teams and site-based delivery teams. The Role As Program Planner, you will develop, manage and report on project programmes using Primavera P6 and/or Microsoft Project . You will monitor project progress, identify programme risks and delays, and provide project teams with clear information to support successful delivery. Key Responsibilities Develop, maintain and update project programmes using P6 and/or MS Project Monitor site progress and update programmes accordingly Produce short-term and 4/8/12-week look-ahead programmes Work closely with Project Managers, engineers, subcontractors, design and procurement teams Monitor planned vs actual progress and reforecast completion dates Identify delays, programme risks and opportunities Develop recovery and mitigation programmes where required Produce weekly and monthly programme reports Review subcontractor programmes and integrate them into master schedules Work with Commercial teams on compensation events, early warnings and variations Undertake delay analysis and Time Impact Analysis (TIA) Support programme-related claims and dispute resolution Analyse productivity trends and forecast activity durations Develop tender programmes where required Attend planning and progress meetings with internal and external stakeholders Skills & Experience Previous experience as a Planner, Project Planner or Program Planner Background within utilities, civil engineering, infrastructure or construction Strong knowledge of Primavera P6 and/or Microsoft Project Understanding of construction methodologies and sequencing Knowledge of NEC3/NEC4 and/or FIDIC contracts Experience producing project schedules, look-ahead programmes and mitigation plans Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Good commercial awareness Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills Proactive approach with strong attention to detail What's on Offer? Competitive salary and package Established and growing contractor Varied utilities and civil engineering projects Significant ownership of project programmes Career development and progression opportunities If you're an experienced Planner from a utilities, civil engineering or infrastructure background looking for your next opportunity in the West Midlands , apply today for a confidential discussion.

Senior Estimator Location: Cumbria (Sellafield Site) / Hybrid Working Available Salary: Competitive + Car Allowance + Bonus + Excellent Benefits Job Type: Permanent, Full-Time Senior Estimator Major Nuclear Infrastructure Projects Sellafield Are you an experienced Senior Estimator looking to play a key role on one of the UK's most significant nuclear infrastructure programmes? Our client, is a leading international engineering and construction organisation with over 60 years of experience delivering complex nuclear and infrastructure projects globally. The company has recently secured a major long-term framework as part of the Sellafield Ltd Infrastructure Delivery Partnership (IDP), supporting critical nuclear operations, decommissioning and civil infrastructure works across the Sellafield site. As a result of continued growth, they are seeking a highly capable Senior Estimator to join their commercial and pre-construction team, helping to secure and deliver a diverse portfolio of major projects within a highly regulated nuclear environment. The Role Reporting to the Head of Estimating, you will be responsible for preparing accurate and competitive estimates for large-scale civil engineering, infrastructure and nuclear projects. You will work closely with project managers, planners, engineers, commercial teams and supply chain partners to develop robust cost plans from concept through to tender submission. Key Responsibilities Lead the preparation of detailed cost estimates and tender submissions. Review client specifications, drawings and contract documentation. Develop estimating strategies for complex infrastructure and nuclear projects. Produce first-principle estimates and cost plans. Obtain and evaluate subcontractor and supplier quotations. Identify project risks, opportunities and value engineering solutions. Support bid presentations and commercial negotiations. Collaborate with engineering, planning and project delivery teams. Maintain cost databases and benchmarking information. Ensure estimates comply with company governance and client requirements. Candidate Requirements Essential Proven experience as a Senior Estimator or Estimator on major construction or infrastructure projects. Strong background in civil engineering, infrastructure, utilities, nuclear, energy or heavy industrial sectors. Experience producing detailed estimates from first principles. Strong commercial awareness and understanding of NEC contracts. Excellent analytical and numerical skills. Ability to lead estimating activities on large-scale projects. Proficient in estimating software and Microsoft Office applications. Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.

A Project Planner is required to join a well-established construction company in Glasgow (hybrid with occasional travel). They've built a strong reputation for delivering high-quality projects and are now looking to bring in an experienced Planner to support their growing portfolio. The Opportunity Planning sits at the heart of this business. You'll join a collaborative environment where planning, site, and commercial teams work closely together, and your input will directly influence project delivery. You'll work across a range of fast-paced fit-out and refurbishment projects, typically from 350k to 10m+, ensuring programmes are realistic, risks are understood, and delivery stays on track. This is a hands-on role with a strong site presence (around 3 days a week), working with project teams from tender through to completion. What You'll Be Doing This role goes beyond producing programmes - you'll ensure they reflect how projects are delivered on site. From tender stage through to completion, you'll develop and maintain logic-linked programmes aligned with real-world delivery. You'll work closely with project managers, site teams, commercial teams, and subcontractors to gather accurate information and keep programmes up to date. You'll monitor site progress, update programmes to reflect performance, and produce short-term lookahead schedules to keep teams focused. You'll also identify risks, delays, and opportunities, analysing critical path impacts and helping teams understand the effects of change or disruption. What They're Looking For They're looking for someone confident, structured, and comfortable being visible on-site. Experience as a Planner within the construction sector Strong experience in fit-out / refurbishment projects (essential) Valid UK driver's licence and access to a car (essential) Strong expertise in Asta Powerproject (v13) Experience with Primavera P6 (desirable) Good understanding of construction sequencing and methodologies Knowledge of JCT and NEC contracts Commercial awareness, particularly how programme links to cost and risk Why This Role? This is an opportunity to play a key role in project delivery within a business that values planning as a core function, giving you the platform to influence decisions and outcomes. The Offer Hybrid working (with occasional travel), salary up to 85,000 (DOE) , plus a strong benefits package including car allowance and free onsite parking. If you're a Planner who wants to be embedded in delivery and make a real impact, this is a role where your expertise will be valued. If this sounds interesting, please apply or reach out to Matt MacAlpine . Cathcart Technology is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

Mechanical Construction Manager Location: Blyth, England, United Kingdom Work Model: On-site Full-time Company Overview Our client is Europe's leading dedicated data centre delivery partner, providing comprehensive turnkey solutions spanning design, construction, and commissioning. With an established European footprint and a reputation built on trust and sector expertise, our client delivers critical infrastructure projects across the region. Role Overview An experienced Mechanical Construction Manager is required to join the project team on-site in Blyth, UK. You will take full responsibility for directing all mechanical construction works on site, driving safe, timely, cost-effective, and high-quality project execution. Key Responsibilities Site Management: Lead day-to-day mechanical site operations and oversee all mechanical installation activities throughout the project lifecycle. Quality Assurance: Execute and enforce robust QA/QC procedures to ensure full compliance with design specifications and high standards. Coordination & Planning: Partner with Planners, Project Managers, design consultants, and sub-contractors to align project programmes and buildability. Sub-Contractor Management: Oversee mechanical sub-contractor performance, tracking progress, monitoring labor levels, facilitating coordination meetings, and maintaining up-to-date health and safety documentation. Design & Technical Reviews: Review drawings, technical submittals, and specifications to resolve technical issues proactively and align information with the project timeline. Meetings & Reporting: Lead site meetings, engineering reviews, and handover sessions; generate progress reports for project leadership. Health & Safety: Drive an uncompromised health and safety culture, enforcing strict compliance across all site activities. Commercial & Handover Support: Support cost control by tracking variations in weekly commercial meetings, and manage mechanical snagging to ensure efficient close-out. Skills & Qualifications Education: Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Building Services Engineering, or a related field. Experience: Minimum 8+ years of mechanical construction experience, with a heavy emphasis on direct site management. Technical Expertise: Proven record of managing complex mechanical systems (HVAC, piping, and building services) on large-scale builds. Industry Background: Data centre, mission-critical, or major industrial project experience is highly desirable. Core Competencies: Strong grasp of construction sequencing, commissioning processes, sub-contractor leadership, and clear stakeholder communication. What Our Client Offers High-profile, large-scale data centre projects with an industry-leading firm. Collaborative team environment with dedicated support for career progression. Competitive salary and overall package. Our client is an equal opportunities employer.

Senior Quantity Surveyor - Power Infrastructure Framework York / Leeds Salary: 55,000 to 68,000 + 6,000- 7,000 travel allowance + package Are you a Senior Quantity Surveyor looking for long-term security on a nationally significant programme? I'm recruiting on behalf of a leading UK main contractor for a Senior QS to join a major, multi-year National Grid framework delivering critical power infrastructure upgrades across Yorkshire. This is a substantial programme focused on strengthening and enabling the high-voltage electricity transmission network. The works are technically diverse, spanning extensive earthworks, multiple small civil structures, and upgrades to key elements of the transmission infrastructure. If you want variety, stability, and genuine progression, this ticks every box. The Role As Senior Quantity Surveyor, you'll take day-to-day commercial ownership of defined work packages across the framework, working closely alongside the Managing QS. It's a highly visible position within the commercial team - offering real autonomy with strong support behind you. Day to day, you'll be responsible for: Full commercial management of NEC contracts (primarily ECC Option C) from early works through to final account Cost control, CVR reporting, and forecasting across complex civil and power infrastructure works Management and agreement of compensation events and contract variations Subcontract procurement, measurement, and commercial administration Collaborative working with site teams, planners, and the client to drive value and manage risk Contributing to continuous improvement initiatives across the framework programme About You Proven track record as a Senior Quantity Surveyor, or a strong intermediate QS ready to step up, within civil engineering or infrastructure Sound working knowledge of the NEC suite of contracts - ideally ECC Option C Strong commercial acumen with the confidence to manage client relationships and internal stakeholders Experience across earthworks, structures, utilities, or power and energy infrastructure projects A practical, delivery-focused approach suited to live, operational construction sites Based within a reasonable commute of York or Leeds, given the site-based nature of the role The Package My client is offering a highly competitive package with genuine career progression on a long-term, secure framework. The successful Senior Quantity Surveyor can expect: Salary 55,000 to 68,000 but flexible for the right candidate 7,000 annual travel allowance or company car 27 days annual leave plus bank holidays Pension contribution Private healthcare Annual bonus scheme Long-term workload on a nationally significant framework with clear progression opportunities Why This Role? This isn't a short-term project placement. This is a stable, high-value National Grid framework with a contractor known for investing in its people and promoting from within. You'll get challenging, technically interesting work, a supportive commercial team, and a genuine pathway to progress your career. Interested? Get in touch for a confidential conversation or apply directly. INDALL Services advertised by Gold Group are those of an Agency and/or an Employment Business. We will contact you within the next 14 days if you are selected for interview. For a copy of our privacy policy please visit our website.

Position: Pre-Construction Manager Location: Borehamwood, Hertfordshire Salary: 70,000 - 100,000, open to discussion Bennett & Game are representing a well-established and highly regarded specialist joinery and interior fit out contractor who are seeking a Pre-Construction Manager to join their growing team. The business forms part of a successful and financially strong construction group with a turnover in excess of 175m. The specialist division delivers high-quality bespoke joinery, carpentry and interior fit out packages across London and the Home Counties, working on a range of complex and prestigious projects and benefiting from the backing, stability and pipeline of a larger construction group. This is an excellent opportunity to take ownership of a broad and influential pre-construction role within a growing business. The position offers genuine variety, combining planning and programming, design coordination, team management and client interaction. The company are open-minded on background and job title and would welcome applications from experienced Pre-Construction Managers, Planners, Design Managers or Technical Managers who can bring the right construction knowledge, leadership ability and commercial awareness. Salary & Benefits Salary: 70,000 - 100,000, open to discussion depending on experience 21 days holiday plus bank holidays Pension scheme Private healthcare Permanent role with an ASAP start, although notice periods will be accommodated Office based in Borehamwood with travel to sites and client meetings across London and the Home Counties Pre-Construction Manager Position Overview Take ownership of planning and programming projects through tender and construction stages Produce and manage detailed project programmes using Asta Powerproject Manage and develop a team of four CAD Technicians within the pre-construction department Act as a key link between construction teams, clients and the internal design and CAD function Attend client and design meetings to understand project requirements and communicate these effectively to the wider team Present and explain project programmes to clients and project stakeholders Support design coordination and assist with resolving design and technical issues throughout the pre-construction process Consider construction methodology, sequencing, lead times and programme requirements when developing project plans Work closely with project and construction teams to ensure a smooth transition from pre-construction into delivery Undertake regular site visits and attend meetings across London and the Home Counties Pre-Construction Manager Position Requirements Proven experience within pre-construction, planning, design management or technical management within the construction industry Strong programming experience, ideally using Asta Powerproject Experience managing or coordinating a design, technical or CAD team would be highly advantageous A background within joinery, carpentry, interior fit out or specialist subcontracting would be beneficial, although candidates from wider construction backgrounds will be considered Strong understanding of construction processes, design coordination and project delivery Ability to understand construction methodology, sequencing, lead times and programme requirements Confident client-facing individual with strong communication and presentation skills Experience with CAD, Navisworks, BIM, Procore or Fieldview would be advantageous but is not essential Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel to sites and client meetings A proactive and capable individual who is comfortable taking ownership and developing within a broad, evolving role Bennett and Game Recruitment are a multi-disciplined technical recruitment agency based in Chichester, West Sussex operating across the UK with specialist teams covering a range of industries. We are acting as a Recruitment Agency in relation to this vacancy, and in accordance with GDPR by applying you are granting us consent to process your data, contact you about the services we offer, and submit your CV for the role you have applied for.

Graduate Town Planner - St Neots 27,000- 30,000 + Excellent Benefits Penguin Recruitment is delighted to be working with a well-established and highly respected consultancy who are looking to appoint a Graduate Town Planner to join their growing team in St Neots . This is a fantastic opportunity for a recent Planning graduate looking to start their career within a supportive consultancy environment, gain hands-on experience across a varied project portfolio and work towards becoming a Chartered Town Planner. About the Role As a Graduate Town Planner, you will work alongside experienced planning professionals and gain exposure to a wide range of planning and development projects. Your responsibilities will include: Assisting with planning appraisals for land, buildings and development proposals Undertaking planning policy research and site assessments Supporting the preparation and submission of planning applications Assisting with pre-application enquiries and planning appeals Preparing planning statements and other supporting documentation Researching local planning policy and planning legislation Assisting with development management projects Liaising with local planning authorities, consultants and other stakeholders Attending site visits, client meetings and planning meetings Preparing reports and planning advice Supporting senior planners with project delivery Developing your understanding of the UK planning system Working towards taking responsibility for your own projects as your experience develops You'll receive regular support and mentoring from experienced planners, allowing you to develop your technical knowledge and build confidence within a professional consultancy environment. Requirements The ideal candidate will have: A degree in Town Planning, Urban Planning or a related discipline Ideally an RTPI-accredited planning degree A genuine interest in pursuing a career within Town Planning A good understanding of the UK planning system Strong written and verbal communication skills Excellent attention to detail Strong research and analytical abilities Good organisational and time-management skills A proactive approach and willingness to learn The ability to work effectively as part of a team

Associate Town Planner - Cornwall Location: Cornwall (Hybrid Working Available) Salary: Competitive Are you an experienced Town Planner looking to take the next step in your career? We're working with a well-established planning consultancy based in Cornwall that's looking to expand its dynamic team with an ambitious Associate Town Planner . This is a fantastic opportunity to join a supportive, forward-thinking practice with an impressive client portfolio spanning residential, commercial, and mixed-use developments. You'll play a key role in shaping planning strategies, managing projects from inception through to delivery, and supporting the continued growth of the business. The Role As an Associate Town Planner, you will: Lead on a variety of planning projects across Cornwall and the South West. Prepare and submit planning applications, appeals, and supporting documentation. Provide strategic planning advice to clients and stakeholders. Liaise with local authorities, developers, and consultants to ensure smooth project delivery. Mentor junior team members and contribute to business development activities. About You To be successful in this role, you will ideally have: Chartered Membership of the RTPI (or working towards it). A degree in Town Planning or a related discipline. A minimum of 4 years' professional planning experience, ideally within consultancy or local authority. Strong knowledge of UK planning legislation and local policies. Excellent communication, report-writing, and project management skills. A proactive, client-focused approach with a genuine passion for planning. What's on Offer Competitive salary and benefits package. Flexible hybrid working arrangements. Opportunities for professional growth and progression within a respected planning team. Supportive and collaborative company culture. If you're ready to take on a varied and rewarding role where your expertise will make a real impact, we'd love to hear from you.

Graduate Town Planner Battlesbridge, Essex Competitive salary + excellent career development opportunities Are you a recent Planning graduate looking to kick-start your career with an ambitious and growing planning consultancy? We are currently working with a well-established and growing planning consultancy based in Battlesbridge, Essex , who are looking to appoint a Graduate Town Planner to join their team. This is an excellent opportunity for a graduate who is keen to build a career in planning and gain genuine hands-on experience across a broad range of projects. You'll be joining a supportive consultancy environment where you'll have the opportunity to develop your technical knowledge, client-facing skills and understanding of the planning system. The Role As a Graduate Town Planner, you'll work alongside experienced planning professionals and become involved in a variety of planning projects from the outset. Your responsibilities will include: Assisting with the preparation and submission of planning applications. Undertaking planning research and policy analysis. Reviewing local and national planning policy. Preparing planning statements, reports and supporting documentation. Assisting with planning appeals and other development management matters. Liaising with local planning authorities and other stakeholders. Supporting senior members of the team with client instructions and project work. Keeping up to date with changes to planning legislation, policy and guidance. Developing your understanding of the planning process and the wider property and development sector. About You We're looking for an enthusiastic and motivated Planning graduate who is keen to establish themselves within the private sector. Ideally, you'll have: A degree in Town Planning, Urban Planning, Planning & Development or a related discipline. A genuine interest in the UK planning system and property development. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Good research and analytical abilities. Excellent attention to detail and organisational skills. The ability to work both independently and as part of a team. A proactive approach and willingness to learn. A full UK driving licence is desirable due to the location and nature of the role. RTPI accreditation or progress towards chartership would be advantageous, but is not essential for the right graduate. Why Join? This is a fantastic opportunity to join a consultancy where your development will be a genuine priority. You'll gain exposure to real projects, work closely with experienced planners and develop the skills required to progress your career within the planning profession. The role would particularly suit a graduate who is looking for more than a purely administrative position and wants to become involved in real planning projects, client work and the wider development process . Location Battlesbridge, Essex Due to the location of the office and the nature of the role, access to your own transport is advantageous. Interested? If you're a Planning graduate looking for your first opportunity within a consultancy environment, we'd love to hear from you. Apply now with your CV and a brief covering note outlining your interest in the role. This vacancy is being managed on behalf of a specialist planning consultancy by a recruitment consultant.

Town Planner Shrewsbury 35,000- 40,000 What's on offer? 35,000- 40,000 salary depending on experience Excellent career progression opportunities Join a supportive and experienced planning team Exposure to a varied portfolio of planning projects Opportunity to work across residential, rural and development planning Ongoing professional development and CPD support Work within an established planning consultancy with a strong regional presence Shrewsbury-based opportunity The Role A fantastic opportunity has become available for a Town Planner to join an established planning consultancy based in Shrewsbury . The successful candidate will work on a diverse range of planning projects, providing planning advice to clients and assisting with applications, reports and development proposals. This role would suit a Planner, Assistant Planner or Senior Planner looking to take the next step in their career within a collaborative and forward-thinking environment. Requirements Degree in Town Planning or a related discipline Previous experience within a planning consultancy, local authority or related environment Good understanding of the UK planning system and planning policy Experience assisting with or managing planning applications Strong written and verbal communication skills Ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines Commercial awareness and a client-focused approach RTPI membership or working towards chartership would be advantageous Full UK driving licence would be beneficial Salary: 35,000- 40,000 Interested? Send your CV to (url removed) or get in touch for a confidential discussion

Town Planner Location: Northampton Salary: Competitive, depending on experience Type: Permanent The Opportunity We are working with a highly regarded and growing property business based in Northampton who are looking to appoint an experienced Town Planner to join their expanding team. This is an excellent opportunity for a planner looking to take the next step in their career and gain exposure to a diverse portfolio of residential and strategic development projects. You will play an important role in supporting the planning and delivery of development opportunities from initial feasibility through to planning approval. The successful candidate will join a collaborative, commercially focused environment where there is genuine scope to develop professionally and take ownership of projects. The Role As Town Planner, your responsibilities will include: Managing and progressing planning applications across a range of development projects. Undertaking planning appraisals and assessing the development potential of sites. Providing planning advice to internal teams and external stakeholders. Preparing and coordinating planning submissions, reports and supporting documentation. Liaising with local planning authorities, consultants, landowners and other key stakeholders. Monitoring planning policy, legislation and local authority requirements. Supporting the identification and acquisition of new development opportunities. Attending planning meetings and representing the business where required. Managing external planning consultants and specialist advisers. Providing clear, commercially focused planning advice to support the wider property and development strategy. About You We are keen to hear from candidates with experience within a planning consultancy, property/development business or local authority environment. Ideally, you will have: A degree or postgraduate qualification in Town Planning or a related discipline. Previous experience in a planning role, ideally within residential or property development. Strong knowledge of the UK planning system and relevant planning policy. Experience preparing and/or managing planning applications. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Strong commercial awareness and the ability to understand the wider development context. Good organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines. A proactive, pragmatic and solutions-focused approach. RTPI membership or working towards chartership would be advantageous, but is not essential. Why Apply? This is a fantastic opportunity to join a successful property business where you will have the opportunity to work on interesting development projects, build strong industry relationships and make a tangible contribution to the growth of the business. If you are a planner looking for a role that offers responsibility, variety and genuine career progression , we'd be keen to hear from you. Apply today for a confidential discussion.

Town Planner Shrewsbury 35,000- 40,000 The Benefits: 35,000- 40,000 salary depending on experience Excellent opportunity for career progression within an established and growing planning team Work for a well-established property and planning consultancy Support for professional development, CPD and relevant qualifications Join an experienced and collaborative multidisciplinary team Exposure to a varied range of planning and development projects Opportunity to work across residential, rural, commercial and wider development planning Shrewsbury-based role The Role A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a Town Planner to join an established planning consultancy in Shrewsbury. You will work alongside experienced planning professionals, providing planning advice to a diverse client base and assisting with the preparation, submission and progression of planning applications. This is an excellent opportunity for a planner looking to develop their career within a supportive team while gaining exposure to a broad range of projects. Requirements Previous experience working within Town Planning, either in the public or private sector A relevant degree in Town Planning or a related discipline Ideally RTPI accredited / working towards RTPI membership Good understanding of the UK planning system and relevant planning policy Experience preparing or supporting planning applications Strong written and verbal communication skills Ability to manage workloads and work to deadlines Commercial awareness and a client-focused approach Full UK driving licence would be advantageous Salary: 35,000- 40,000 Interested? Send your CV to (url removed) or get in touch for a confidential conversation.

Design Manager Location: Borehamwood Spearheading the JRL Group from the outset J Reddington Ltd have been an industry leading groundwork and concrete (RC) frame specialist for over two decades. Building on a proven track record to date, the company is now increasingly being called upon to deliver solutions on larger projects in London and the South East providing the core to the business. J Reddington is the Civil and Structural direct delivery construction arm of the JRL group. We have an in house team, capable of the design and build of: piling, deep basements, drainage, civils and structural RC frames. We work both in the external market for key clients and for Midgard on internal self-delivered projects. Due to continued growth, we are recruiting a Design Manager. Role & Responsibilities: • Manage and coordinate the Design Team (both internal and external), the design development and design review process to enable the delivery of the civils and structural works, in accordance with the agreed DRM and IRS. • Work closely with the site delivery team to ensure the information provided is fit for purpose and suits our proposed construction methods. • Review the design information as it is developed, highlighting design issues and rectifying these with the design team, ahead of construction. This will require a good base knowledge of: Reinforced concrete design, steel to concrete connections, reinforcement detailing, façade interfaces, temporary works, piling and civils works and drainage. PT and Slipform knowledge preferable. • Manage and monitor design delivery against agreed deliverable dates, and report to SDM on performance issues • Be responsible for developing the design programme with consultants and planner for bids or projects. • Produce agree and manage, with all relevant parties, a realistic design programme and information required schedule to satisfy design, procurement and construction requirements. • Manage the design on site with where appropriate the assistance of other site based resource implementing the design management procedures to ensure the timely production of information. • Ensure that all design deliverables are reviewed to establish they are within budget, are fully coordinated and are buildable • Where nominated control design change process management. • Provide guidance to the project team on design related issues. • Identify design requirements for the bid from the clients brief • Develop and compile the design proposals for inclusion within the contractors documentation • Appoint the design team, agree schedules of responsibilities and fee agreements for services/design deliverables and resourcing requirements • Be based in Borehamwood, but able to visit projects on an ad hoc basis. Requirements: • Must have RC Framework & Groundworks experience within the residential & commercial sectors. • Construction Degree Qualified. • UK Experience. • SMSTS, 1st Aid & valid CSCS card. Benefits: • Competitive salary, with confidence of working for an established and growing company. • Company Pension Scheme. • Private Healthcare. • Opportunity for progression within the business. • An opportunity to work on some of the nation s most exciting Construction projects. • Dedicated Training & Development Department. • A stimulating & dynamic environment. • Newly refurbished Gym & Multi-purpose Studios in Head Office. • In-house barista. • Subsidised Cafeteria. • Team bonding events. • Sporting Events perfect for the keen cyclist/runner. With an ambitious strategy, we re poised for further growth and success, so if you re committed, talented and enthusiastic, the JRL Group is the right place for you.

Murphy is recruiting for a Planner to work with Energy on Norfolk Offshore Wind Zone Our business is well-known for its extensive in-house expertise, experience, and continuous drive to innovate within the industry to create added value for all our customers. Throughout our history we have strived to challenge the norm and incorporate a wide range of new technologies and capabilities to ensure we meet the ever-changing markets and demands. Today we support groundbreaking transmission and distribution projects in four countries - ensuring their energy security for decades to come. We offer a wide range of services including design, construction and commissioning. We deliver Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC) projects serving both regulated and private customers along with technical and engineering solutions within the conventional power and energy transition markets. Our continual drive to innovate, while encouraging sustainability, ensures we remain at the forefront of the industry, and is demonstrated in our long-standing relationships with major energy providers in multiple countries. A day in the life of a Murphy Senior Planner: Assimilate information and summarise it in a manner that can be used to communicate the work scope to others. Prepare a resourced programme, including reviewing the outcome for conformance with expectations and requirements. Contribute to the risk register and undertake programme risk analysis. Prepare visual material in support of planned methods. Manage personally controlled project documentation in an orderly fashion. Define methods and establish outputs, in consultation with the estimator and other team members, including the supply chain in appropriate circumstances. Liaise with the design engineer to establish a design brief for temporary works. Provide the estimator with a justified schedule of temporary works and other indirect cost items. Attend the bid review meeting to contribute a clear view of the work scope and the intentions for delivering it by reference to prepared material. Attending the handover meeting to contribute a clear view of the work scope and the intentions for delivering it by reference to prepared material and clear further defined tasks. In consultation with Estimator advise project team of required feedback reports and support. Still interested, does this sound like you? Experience on Major Civil Engineering and/or Construction projects. Experience working on HV Power, Transmission & Distribution Projects more so National Grid. Use of planning software (P6, Asta, TILOS, QSRA). Active experience of working with a wide range of planning techniques in serving both tendering and contract delivery. A clear understanding of the commercial and contractual interfaces with the planning function.

Senior M&E Quantity Surveyor - Large main contractor Location : Darlington Salary : 75,000- 90,000 + 6,700 car allowance + package Project Value : 100m+ with c. 25-30m M&E value I'm currently supporting a major UK main contractor with the appointment of a Senior M&E Quantity Surveyor to take the lead on the M&E commercial delivery of a major 100m+ commercial development in Darlington. The project is a new-build commercial office for a government department, with the M&E package valued at approximately 25m to 30m. M&E installation is due to commence in early next year, making this a key appointment as the project moves into the delivery phase. This is a senior role with genuine responsibility. You'll take overall commercial responsibility for the M&E package across the project, working closely with the wider project team and leading a small commercial team comprising of 1-2 Assistant Quantity Surveyors and a Quantity Surveyor. The Role You'll have responsibility for the commercial management and delivery of the full M&E package, working alongside mechanical and electrical engineers, planners, design managers, project managers and the wider site team. Your responsibilities will include: Taking overall commercial responsibility for the M&E installation Leading and developing a small commercial team Managing the commercial performance of the M&E works from pre-installation through to completion. Working closely with M&E engineering and design teams to manage scope, change and commercial risk. Managing subcontractors and supply-chain relationships. Cost reporting, forecasting and commercial reporting. Managing variations, applications, valuations and final accounts. Identifying and managing commercial risks and opportunities. Working closely with planning and project management teams to understand programme and delivery impacts. Supporting procurement and ensuring packages are commercially robust. Providing commercial input into project decisions and maintaining strong cost control throughout delivery. About You This role would suit an experienced M&E Quantity Surveyor / Senior M&E Quantity Surveyor who has worked on sizeable building projects and is comfortable taking ownership of a significant M&E package. You'll ideally have: Strong mechanical or electrical experience as a QS within a main contracting or specialist subcontracting environment. Experience managing sizeable mechanical and electrical packages, ideally 20m+. Strong knowledge of subcontract procurement, valuations, variations, change control, forecasting and final accounts. Good understanding of the interface between M&E, construction, design and programme. Strong communication skills and the confidence to work with senior project stakeholders. A relevant Quantity Surveying / Commercial Management qualification is desirable. The Opportunity This is a particularly good opportunity for someone who wants to move into a role where they have real ownership of the M&E commercial function on a major project, rather than simply managing individual packages. You'll be joining an established M&E contracting business that employs more than 220 staff and with significant experience delivering complex mechanical and electrical packages. There is also scope for longer-term progression beyond this project and exposure to large, complex major projects. Package: 75,000- 90,000 basic salary 6,700 car allowance Pension Private healthcare 26 days annual leave + bank holidays Darlington-based project Hybrid working (3 days site based / 2 days remote) If you're an experienced M&E Quantity Surveyor and would like to understand more about the project, the team and what the role involves, get in touch for a confidential conversation. Services advertised by Gold Group are those of an Agency and/or an Employment Business. We will contact you within the next 14 days if you are selected for interview. For a copy of our privacy policy please visit our website.

Role Associate Landscape Architect (Design) Location Cardiff Salary - £DOE We're on the hunt for an Associate Landscape Architect (CMLI) to join a Cardiff based studio in a design-focused role. Our client is a multidisciplinary consultancy studio, established for 20 years and renowned for creating places that enhance communities, promote sustainability, and improve the built environment. The studio consists of Landscape Architects, Planners and Urban Designers who work on a wide range of projects, from public realm design and urban regeneration to landscape-led masterplanning . ABOUT THE ROLE This role is all about great design. We re looking for someone who can lead projects from concept through to delivery, bringing fresh ideas, strong technical knowledge, and a collaborative approach. You ll be working on a variety of public realm, urban regeneration, and landscape-led masterplanning projects, helping shape places that make a real difference to people s lives. WHAT YOU LL BE DOING Developing high-quality landscape designs Leading projects through all stages Supporting junior team members and contributing to a creative, positive studio culture Working closely with clients, local authorities, and other disciplines Helping to grow their design portfolio by contributing to bids and proposals KEY SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS A degree/post graduate degree in Landscape Architecture CMLI with a strong track record in landscape architecture A passion for great design Strong conceptual thinking and an eye for detail Proficiency in AutoCAD, SketchUp, Adobe Creative Suite, and other relevant design tools A good understanding of UK planning policy and sustainability principles Excellent communication and collaboration skills ON OFFER Generous salary DOE Flexible Working Professional Development Generous Holiday Entitlement Company Socia Employee Assistance Program Cycle to Work Scheme Wellness Initiatives Team Lunches & Snacks Creative Work Environment THE NEXT STEP If you are interested in this Associate Landscape Architect role or any other similar opportunities, please click apply and upload your CV, or contact Adam Johnston on (phone number removed) to find out what else may be out there. All applications for this Associate role will remain completely confidential between yourself and Adam Johnston. You will not be added to any mailing lists and rest assured your details would NOT be passed on to anyone without your prior authorisation. Additionally, please connect on LinkedIn to stay updated on the latest news.

Civil Engineering Estimator, Hampshire My client is a National and highly successful Construction and Engineering Contractor and as a result of continued growth and success, currently require an Estimator / Senior Estimator to join their commercial team on a 6 month contract based from their offices in Portsmouth. My client delivers a variety of construction and engineering projects ranging from small minor works to large complex projects up to 100m. They work across the Public and Private sectors and multi-disciplined within Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Structural Engineering, as well as general Build Fabric Construction This Estimator position focuses within general civil engineering projects The Estimator will join an established commercial team consisting of planners, estimator and surveyors and play an important part in estimating additional works as determined outside of the framework contract, as well as planned major projects forthcoming. The works will be delivered by their internal delivery team as well external contractors and consultants. My client operates as both a Principal and Sub Contractor dependant on the client, therefore candidates who have experience estimating and quantity surveying within a Tier 1 or 2 contractor is advantageous. This is a very exciting position and offers great reward and remuneration as well as being part of a highly successful organisation. For more information please contact James Whicher

Programme Planner - Rectification & Capital Works The Programme Planner will be responsible for developing, maintaining and coordinating the integrated rectification programme, providing a single, accurate view of all workstreams, dependencies, milestones, risks and delivery priorities. Working across a complex live operational estate, the Planner will bring together multiple programmes of work including fire safety, lifecycle, defects, capital projects, Schedule 38 obligations, operational activities and Trust-led projects. The role will provide Project Managers, Workstream Leads and senior stakeholders with clear programme visibility, highlighting emerging risks, delays, interfaces and critical-path activities. Reporting Relationships Reports to the Operations Manager Provides planning support to Project Managers and Workstream Leads Supports programme governance, progress reporting and delivery meetings Works closely with CNH/Vercity, the Trust, Skanska, contractors and wider project teams Programme Planning & Control Develop, maintain and manage the integrated master programme Consolidate individual project and workstream programmes into a single coordinated delivery plan Integrate activities across Coordination & Stakeholder Management Coordinate planning inputs across CNH/Vercity, the Trust, Skanska, contractors and individual project teams Ensure all stakeholders are working from aligned and current programme information Challenge programme assumptions and incomplete planning information where appropriate Coordinate sequencing of works to minimise operational disruption and avoid clashes between workstreams Support Project Managers and Workstream Leads in developing realistic delivery programmes Maintain visibility of key interfaces between projects, contractors and operational requirements Progress Monitoring & Reporting Monitor actual progress against agreed programme milestones and deliverables Track programme movement against approved baselines Produce programme dashboards, progress reports and planning updates Identify and communicate actual and forecast delays Highlight emerging constraints, dependencies and potential delivery issues Provide accurate programme information for governance and delivery meetings Support senior stakeholders with clear visibility of programme status, priorities and areas requiring intervention Programme Risk & Escalation Identify programme risks, delays, conflicts and dependency issues Assess the potential impact of programme changes on overall delivery Identify activities at risk of impacting the critical path Escalate significant programme risks and recovery requirements to the Operations Manager and relevant stakeholders Support the development of mitigation, acceleration and recovery plans Monitor agreed recovery actions and reflect these within the master programme Candidate Profile The successful candidate is likely to have experience planning and coordinating complex programmes involving multiple concurrent projects and stakeholder groups. Experience within healthcare, PFI/PPP, estates, facilities management, construction, infrastructure or complex operational environments would be particularly relevant. Candidates should be comfortable working with Project Managers, contractors, FM providers and client-side stakeholders and be capable of translating multiple individual programmes into a clear, controlled master programme. Strong experience using professional planning software, ideally Primavera P6 and/or Microsoft Project , would be expected, alongside a good understanding of critical-path analysis, programme baselining, dependencies, forecasting and progress reporting. Programme Planner - Rectification & Capital Works Purpose of the Role The Programme Planner will be responsible for developing, maintaining and coordinating the integrated rectification programme, providing a single, accurate view of all workstreams, dependencies, milestones, risks and delivery priorities. Working across a complex live operational estate, the Planner will bring together multiple programmes of work including fire safety, lifecycle, defects, capital projects, and perational activities and Trust-led projects. The role will provide Project Managers, Workstream Leads and senior stakeholders with clear programme visibility, highlighting emerging risks, delays, interfaces and critical-path activities. Reporting Relationships Reports to the Operations Manager Provides planning support to Project Managers and Workstream Leads Supports programme governance, progress reporting and delivery meetings Works closely with CNH/Vercity, the Trust, Skanska, contractors and wider project teams Coordination & Stakeholder Management Coordinate planning inputs across CNH/Vercity, the Trust, Skanska, contractors and individual project teams Ensure all stakeholders are working from aligned and current programme information Challenge programme assumptions and incomplete planning information where appropriate Coordinate sequencing of works to minimise operational disruption and avoid clashes between workstreams Support Project Managers and Workstream Leads in developing realistic delivery programmes Maintain visibility of key interfaces between projects, contractors and operational requirements Progress Monitoring & Reporting Monitor actual progress against agreed programme milestones and deliverables Track programme movement against approved baselines Produce programme dashboards, progress reports and planning updates Identify and communicate actual and forecast delays Highlight emerging constraints, dependencies and potential delivery issues Provide accurate programme information for governance and delivery meetings Support senior stakeholders with clear visibility of programme status, priorities and areas requiring intervention Programme Risk & Escalation Identify programme risks, delays, conflicts and dependency issues Assess the potential impact of programme changes on overall delivery Identify activities at risk of impacting the critical path Escalate significant programme risks and recovery requirements to the Operations Manager and relevant stakeholders Support the development of mitigation, acceleration and recovery plans Monitor agreed recovery actions and reflect these within the master programme The successful candidate is likely to have experience planning and coordinating complex programmes involving multiple concurrent projects and stakeholder groups. Experience within healthcare, PFI/PPP, estates, facilities management, construction, infrastructure or complex operational environments would be particularly relevant. Strong experience using professional planning software, ideally Primavera P6 and/or Microsoft Project , would be expected, alongside a good understanding of critical-path analysis, programme baselining, dependencies, forecasting and progress reporting.

Senior Site Manager / Senior Construction Manager Southampton Major - Student Accommodation Project Synergy Personnel Ltd is recruiting on behalf of one of its clients for an experienced Senior Site Manager / Senior Construction Manager to play a significant role in the delivery of a major 160m+ student accommodation project in Southampton. With a build programme running through to 2029, the scheme will provide in excess of 1,500 new student beds, alongside the refurbishment and restoration of a Grade II listed building. Designed to operate emission-free, the project will exceed UK net zero carbon targets and includes a commitment to significantly increase the availability of affordable student accommodation. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced Senior Construction Manager / Senior Site Manager to join a major project and play a key role in its successful delivery from inception through to completion. The successful candidate will have extensive experience overseeing mid to large-scale construction projects, with a proven track record working for a major UK Main Contractor. You will be responsible for leading site teams, managing resources, coordinating subcontractors, driving programme performance, maintaining the highest standards of health and safety and quality, and working closely with the client and wider project stakeholders. Key Responsibilities Management of the Site Plan, organise, control and coordinate the site or designated section of the site through to a safe and satisfactory completion. Ensure works are properly coordinated and that suitable safe access and segregation are maintained. Ensure works do not commence until appropriate Risk Assessments, Task Safety Plans and Method Statements have been issued, reviewed, agreed and communicated by the relevant subcontractor. Actively monitor the implementation of agreed safe systems of work. Demonstrate a strong understanding of the full project lifecycle and contribute construction expertise at every stage. Establish effective processes to ensure all required site records and reporting are maintained, including record sheets, site instructions, daily diaries and associated documentation. Managing Resources Understand the resource requirements necessary to successfully deliver each section of the works and ensure appropriate arrangements are in place. Ensure all members of the project team understand their roles, responsibilities and performance expectations. Develop individuals through effective coaching, mentoring and training. Manage and resolve disputes effectively and professionally. Management of Information Ensure works are carried out in accordance with good industry practice and all relevant specifications, drawings, approved method statements and project requirements. Ensure all relevant technical, design and manufacturer information is obtained and understood prior to works commencing. Ensure information is effectively communicated and disseminated to all relevant parties. Production Ensure materials, plant and subcontractor resources are procured and available to meet project targets. Maintain effective control of costs within areas of responsibility. Identify changes and variations arising on site and ensure appropriate records are maintained in accordance with the project's established change control procedures. Quality Ensure appropriate quality standards are achieved throughout the project. Ensure subcontractors understand the project's quality requirements and standards prior to commencing works. Communicate the project's quality policies and procedures to subcontractors and suppliers. Establish and maintain robust on-site quality procedures. Undertake regular inspections and checks to ensure workforce and subcontractors are meeting required quality standards. Drive a culture of right-first-time delivery. Challenge and stop substandard work where necessary and ensure corrective action is implemented promptly. Engage specialist technical and quality support where required. Health & Safety Ensure all works are undertaken in accordance with current UK health, safety and environmental legislation and the project's Health, Safety & Environmental Plan. Lead by example and promote a positive safety culture across the project team, workforce and supply chain. Ensure suitable welfare facilities are provided, maintained and monitored. Establish effective procedures to ensure all required safety documentation is properly collated and retained. Ensure regular inspections are undertaken for temporary works and site facilities, including hoardings, scaffolds, access systems and temporary staircases. Ensure plant and equipment are appropriately inspected and maintained in accordance with relevant PUWER requirements. Actively promote continuous improvement in health and safety performance across the project. Project Planning Review and mark up the project programme on a weekly basis. Assess and coordinate one-week lookahead programmes from suppliers and subcontractors. Develop and coordinate short- and medium-term programmes for site operations in line with the overall project programme. Attend and chair weekly Last Planner / collaborative planning meetings where required. Review the weekly work plan on a daily basis and brief trade supervision on required actions. Ensure short-term plans and performance requirements are achieved. Re-prioritise works where necessary to maintain programme performance. Lead regular progress meetings and monitor performance against agreed targets. Liaison with Client, End Users and Neighbours Manage the expectations and aspirations of the client, end users and neighbouring stakeholders. Respond to and resolve queries and complaints professionally. Build and maintain strong working relationships with the client and project stakeholders. Support the development of long-term relationships and future opportunities. Provide clear and accurate reporting on progress, issues, risks and information requirements. Communication & Leadership Understand project objectives and translate them into clear short- and medium-term goals for the site teams. Establish an effective site structure with clear roles, responsibilities and lines of accountability. Ensure all members of the project team understand their responsibilities and performance expectations. Maintain company and project procedures through effective monitoring, review and continuous improvement. Provide strong leadership across the site team and wider supply chain. About You The successful candidate will ideally have: Significant experience working as a Senior Site Manager, Senior Construction Manager or similar position. A proven track record delivering large-scale construction projects for a major UK Main Contractor. Experience managing complex construction programmes from inception through to completion. Strong leadership and people-management skills. Proven experience managing subcontractors, suppliers and site teams. Strong understanding of construction planning and programme management. Experience with short-term planning, lookahead programmes and collaborative planning / Last Planner methodologies. Strong knowledge of health, safety, quality and environmental requirements. Experience managing change, site instructions and cost-related matters. Excellent communication and stakeholder-management skills. The ability to work effectively with clients, consultants, subcontractors and internal project teams. A strong focus on delivery, quality and safety. Experience within student accommodation, residential, education, healthcare, commercial or other complex large-scale developments would be advantageous.

Graduate Opportunities 2027 Build Your Future with Farrans Ready to launch your career with one of the UK's and Ireland's leading construction and infrastructure contractors? At Farrans, our graduates work on major civil engineering and building projects that leave a lasting impact on communities. From day one, you'll gain hands-on experience, learn from industry experts, and develop the skills needed to build a successful and rewarding career. We are now recruiting for our 2027 Graduate Programme across a number of disciplines and locations throughout the UK and Ireland. Available Graduate Pathways Graduate Engineers Opportunities available in: England Scotland Northern Ireland Ireland Graduate Quantity Surveyors Opportunities available in: England Scotland Northern Ireland Ireland Graduate Environmental Advisors Opportunities available across: England Scotland Northern Ireland Ireland Graduate Planners Opportunities available in: England Northern Ireland Graduate Finance Graduates Opportunities available in: Northern Ireland What You'll Gain Hands-on experience on major infrastructure and construction projects Structured training and professional development Mentoring from experienced industry professionals Clear career progression opportunities The chance to make a real impact from day one How to Apply Apply for the graduate pathway that best matches your interests and qualifications. If you're open to relocating or working in different locations across the UK and Ireland, please indicate this within your application. Our team will work with you to identify suitable opportunities. Join Farrans Help deliver projects that make a difference while building a career you can be proud of. Start your journey with Farrans and become part of a team shaping the future of construction and infrastructure. Apply today to be considered for our 2027 Graduate Programme.