Wright Engineering
Worksop, Nottinghamshire
Wright Engineering are recruiting for a Contruction & Installation Estimator to join their team in Worksop. They will bring practical construction knowledge, buildability and lifting expertise into the bid process. About Wright Engineering Wright Engineering designs, manufactures and installs complex bulk materials handling and industrial engineering systems. Our projects increasingly bring together mechanical handling, structural steelwork, civils, electrical and control systems, specialist subcontractors and demanding live-site installation requirements. As the scale and complexity of our opportunities grows, the quality of our bid development, engineering solution, construction planning and commercial risk control becomes ever more important. We are strengthening the team so that our major opportunities receive the focus they require while maintaining a responsive service on smaller installation enquiries. Location: Woksop, with regular travel to client sites. Salary: Up to 52.5k DOE plus EV or allowance at 495 per month. Role purpose To strengthen the construction and installation content of Wright Engineering's proposals. The role will support major bids by developing practical methodologies, labour and plant allowances, programmes, logistics and lifting strategies, while also taking ownership of smaller installation-led enquiries. The successful candidate will combine hands-on site understanding with the discipline needed to turn an incomplete enquiry into a clearly defined, costed and deliverable scope. Key responsibilities - Site investigation: Attend client sites, surveys and tender meetings to understand access, interfaces, existing plant, operational restrictions, welfare, lifting constraints, shutdown windows and other conditions affecting delivery. - Construction methodology: Develop clear installation, removal and replacement methodologies covering sequence, temporary conditions, access, isolation assumptions, cranage, scaffolding, MEWPs, temporary works and reinstatement. - Estimating: Build labour, supervision, plant, access, consumables, travel, accommodation, preliminaries, testing and contingency allowances using practical productivity assumptions and a clear estimate basis. - Smaller tenders : Take ownership of lower-value and less complex installation enquiries from scope review and site survey through costing, proposal, clarification and handover. - Major-bid support: Work alongside the lead Bid Manager and preconstruction resource on larger opportunities, owning the construction workstream and providing evidence-based challenge to programme, resourcing and site cost assumptions. - Lifting strategy: Develop outline lifting studies and obtain appropriate crane and specialist input during tendering. Where suitably qualified, competent and formally appointed, prepare or approve lift plans in line with company procedures. - Subcontract packages: Prepare and issue clear enquiries for craneage, scaffolding, insulation, civils, temporary works, specialist installation and other construction packages; compare returns on a like-for-like basis. - Programme development: Prepare installation programmes and resource histograms that reflect sequencing, access, shift patterns, shutdowns, interfaces, productivity, testing and commissioning requirements. - Buildability review: Review drawings, layouts and proposed equipment with design and project teams to identify access, maintenance, assembly, transport, erection and future replacement issues before the design is fixed. - Risk and scope: Identify construction risks, missing information, client dependencies and scope boundaries, ensuring that assumptions, exclusions, qualifications and risk allowances are clearly captured. - Tender documentation: Produce concise construction narratives, preliminaries, delivery plans, programme notes and supporting information suitable for inclusion in client-facing proposals. - Handover and feedback: Provide a clear handover to delivery teams and gather feedback on actual labour, plant, methods and constraints so that future estimates become more accurate. Experience and capability Essential: - Strong practical experience of industrial construction, mechanical installation, heavy engineering, plant replacement, shutdown work or a comparable site environment. - The ability to read engineering drawings, understand installation interfaces and develop a safe, logical construction sequence. - Experience estimating site labour, supervision, plant, craneage, access, temporary works, travel and construction preliminaries. - A sound understanding of site productivity, industrial access constraints and the difference between an achievable method and a desktop assumption. - Confidence attending site surveys, challenging incomplete scopes and communicating with clients, designers, suppliers, subcontractors and site teams. - Strong written, numerical and organisational skills, including competent use of Excel, Word and planning software. - A proactive approach to risk, with the discipline to record assumptions and obtain missing information before commitments are made. Strongly desirable: - Current Appointed Person qualification for lifting operations, such as CPCS A61 or an equivalent recognised qualification, supported by relevant lift-planning experience. - Experience preparing crane studies, lift plans and lifting accessories or rigging schedules for industrial equipment and structural steelwork. - Relevant site-management or safety qualifications, such as SMSTS, IOSH, CSCS or recognised equivalents. - Temporary Works Coordinator or Supervisor knowledge or qualification. - Background in conveyors, crushers, screens, process equipment, structural steelwork, pipework or industrial mechanical handling systems. - Previous experience as a construction manager, site manager, installation manager, mechanical supervisor, planner or estimator in a project-led business. Personal qualities - Practical, methodical and comfortable working from incomplete early-stage information. - Credible with site teams while able to present information clearly in a commercial bid environment. - Prepared to question optimistic durations, labour allowances and unsafe or impractical installation concepts. - Collaborative and willing to support larger bids while taking full ownership of smaller opportunities. - Detail-focused, responsive and committed to leaving a clear record of how the estimate was developed. Measures of success - Installation estimates include complete, transparent and realistic labour, plant, access and preliminaries allowances. - Major bids contain credible construction methodologies, programmes, lifting strategies and buildability input. - Smaller installation tenders are progressed promptly without diverting disproportionate resource from strategic major bids. - Construction risks, interfaces, assumptions and client dependencies are identified before submission rather than during delivery. - Delivery teams receive a clear construction handover and actual site performance is fed back into future estimating. - The role improves bid quality and delivery confidence, not simply the number of quotations issued. Our approach Wright Engineering values practical experience, sound judgement and the ability to work collaboratively across disciplines. We welcome applications from people with different career routes where they can demonstrate the capability required for the role.
Wright Engineering are recruiting for a Contruction & Installation Estimator to join their team in Worksop. They will bring practical construction knowledge, buildability and lifting expertise into the bid process. About Wright Engineering Wright Engineering designs, manufactures and installs complex bulk materials handling and industrial engineering systems. Our projects increasingly bring together mechanical handling, structural steelwork, civils, electrical and control systems, specialist subcontractors and demanding live-site installation requirements. As the scale and complexity of our opportunities grows, the quality of our bid development, engineering solution, construction planning and commercial risk control becomes ever more important. We are strengthening the team so that our major opportunities receive the focus they require while maintaining a responsive service on smaller installation enquiries. Location: Woksop, with regular travel to client sites. Salary: Up to 52.5k DOE plus EV or allowance at 495 per month. Role purpose To strengthen the construction and installation content of Wright Engineering's proposals. The role will support major bids by developing practical methodologies, labour and plant allowances, programmes, logistics and lifting strategies, while also taking ownership of smaller installation-led enquiries. The successful candidate will combine hands-on site understanding with the discipline needed to turn an incomplete enquiry into a clearly defined, costed and deliverable scope. Key responsibilities - Site investigation: Attend client sites, surveys and tender meetings to understand access, interfaces, existing plant, operational restrictions, welfare, lifting constraints, shutdown windows and other conditions affecting delivery. - Construction methodology: Develop clear installation, removal and replacement methodologies covering sequence, temporary conditions, access, isolation assumptions, cranage, scaffolding, MEWPs, temporary works and reinstatement. - Estimating: Build labour, supervision, plant, access, consumables, travel, accommodation, preliminaries, testing and contingency allowances using practical productivity assumptions and a clear estimate basis. - Smaller tenders : Take ownership of lower-value and less complex installation enquiries from scope review and site survey through costing, proposal, clarification and handover. - Major-bid support: Work alongside the lead Bid Manager and preconstruction resource on larger opportunities, owning the construction workstream and providing evidence-based challenge to programme, resourcing and site cost assumptions. - Lifting strategy: Develop outline lifting studies and obtain appropriate crane and specialist input during tendering. Where suitably qualified, competent and formally appointed, prepare or approve lift plans in line with company procedures. - Subcontract packages: Prepare and issue clear enquiries for craneage, scaffolding, insulation, civils, temporary works, specialist installation and other construction packages; compare returns on a like-for-like basis. - Programme development: Prepare installation programmes and resource histograms that reflect sequencing, access, shift patterns, shutdowns, interfaces, productivity, testing and commissioning requirements. - Buildability review: Review drawings, layouts and proposed equipment with design and project teams to identify access, maintenance, assembly, transport, erection and future replacement issues before the design is fixed. - Risk and scope: Identify construction risks, missing information, client dependencies and scope boundaries, ensuring that assumptions, exclusions, qualifications and risk allowances are clearly captured. - Tender documentation: Produce concise construction narratives, preliminaries, delivery plans, programme notes and supporting information suitable for inclusion in client-facing proposals. - Handover and feedback: Provide a clear handover to delivery teams and gather feedback on actual labour, plant, methods and constraints so that future estimates become more accurate. Experience and capability Essential: - Strong practical experience of industrial construction, mechanical installation, heavy engineering, plant replacement, shutdown work or a comparable site environment. - The ability to read engineering drawings, understand installation interfaces and develop a safe, logical construction sequence. - Experience estimating site labour, supervision, plant, craneage, access, temporary works, travel and construction preliminaries. - A sound understanding of site productivity, industrial access constraints and the difference between an achievable method and a desktop assumption. - Confidence attending site surveys, challenging incomplete scopes and communicating with clients, designers, suppliers, subcontractors and site teams. - Strong written, numerical and organisational skills, including competent use of Excel, Word and planning software. - A proactive approach to risk, with the discipline to record assumptions and obtain missing information before commitments are made. Strongly desirable: - Current Appointed Person qualification for lifting operations, such as CPCS A61 or an equivalent recognised qualification, supported by relevant lift-planning experience. - Experience preparing crane studies, lift plans and lifting accessories or rigging schedules for industrial equipment and structural steelwork. - Relevant site-management or safety qualifications, such as SMSTS, IOSH, CSCS or recognised equivalents. - Temporary Works Coordinator or Supervisor knowledge or qualification. - Background in conveyors, crushers, screens, process equipment, structural steelwork, pipework or industrial mechanical handling systems. - Previous experience as a construction manager, site manager, installation manager, mechanical supervisor, planner or estimator in a project-led business. Personal qualities - Practical, methodical and comfortable working from incomplete early-stage information. - Credible with site teams while able to present information clearly in a commercial bid environment. - Prepared to question optimistic durations, labour allowances and unsafe or impractical installation concepts. - Collaborative and willing to support larger bids while taking full ownership of smaller opportunities. - Detail-focused, responsive and committed to leaving a clear record of how the estimate was developed. Measures of success - Installation estimates include complete, transparent and realistic labour, plant, access and preliminaries allowances. - Major bids contain credible construction methodologies, programmes, lifting strategies and buildability input. - Smaller installation tenders are progressed promptly without diverting disproportionate resource from strategic major bids. - Construction risks, interfaces, assumptions and client dependencies are identified before submission rather than during delivery. - Delivery teams receive a clear construction handover and actual site performance is fed back into future estimating. - The role improves bid quality and delivery confidence, not simply the number of quotations issued. Our approach Wright Engineering values practical experience, sound judgement and the ability to work collaboratively across disciplines. We welcome applications from people with different career routes where they can demonstrate the capability required for the role.
Building Careers UK
Bolton, Lancashire
Our client is seeking an experienced and driven Senior Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of complex civil engineering and infrastructure projects. The successful candidate will oversee multiple live schemes, manage project teams, coordinate design and construction activities, and ensure projects are delivered safely, on programme, within budget, and to the highest quality standards. This role requires a strong background in heavy civil engineering, highways, infrastructure, utilities, and stakeholder management, with the ability to lead multidisciplinary teams from pre-construction through to project completion. Key Responsibilities Manage multiple concurrent civil engineering projects across various locations. Lead and coordinate site management teams, ensuring efficient delivery and resource allocation. Oversee projects involving: Section 278 (S278) works on existing highways. Section 38 (S38) highway works for new developments. Heavy civil engineering works. Earthworks and bulk excavation. Drainage infrastructure, including new installations. Manage the coordination of statutory undertaker diversions and new utility installations. Participate in and lead Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) activities, providing buildability and programme input during pre-construction. Act as the lead for design coordination, ensuring consultants and designers deliver information in accordance with programme requirements. Undertake the duties of Temporary Works Coordinator where required. Fulfil Appointed Person responsibilities for lifting operations where applicable. Produce and maintain detailed construction programmes using Microsoft Project (MPP), updating progress throughout the project lifecycle. Monitor programme performance and implement recovery strategies where necessary. Monitor project expenditure, cost performance and commercial progress. Produce accurate monthly project progress and commercial reports. Ensure compliance with all health, safety, environmental and quality standards. Manage labour, plant and resource allocation across multiple projects. Build and maintain strong working relationships with clients, consultants, local authorities, statutory bodies and other key stakeholders. Drive continuous improvement through Lean Construction principles and best practice methodologies. Experience & Qualifications The ideal candidate will possess: Proven experience managing multiple civil engineering projects simultaneously. Strong knowledge and practical experience of: Section 278 highway works. Section 38 highway developments. Heavy civils. Earthworks. Drainage and utility infrastructure. Statutory undertaker coordination. Early Contractor Involvement (ECI). Demonstrable experience leading multidisciplinary project and site teams. Experience coordinating design teams and managing consultant deliverables. Strong commercial awareness with experience monitoring project expenditure and reporting. Experience producing and managing construction programmes using Microsoft Project (MPP). Excellent understanding of programme management and progress tracking. Proven ability to manage workforce planning and resource allocation. Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills. Strong understanding of current Health & Safety legislation and CDM regulations. Experience implementing Lean Construction principles and continuous improvement initiatives. Key Skills Leadership and people management Project planning and delivery Commercial awareness Programme management Design management Risk management Health & Safety leadership Stakeholder engagement Negotiation and communication Decision making and problem solving Resource planning Continuous improvement and Lean methodologies Desirable Qualifications Degree or HNC/HND in Civil Engineering or a related discipline. SMSTS. CSCS Management Card. Membership of ICE, CIOB or another relevant professional institution (desirable). What Our Client Is Looking For Our client is looking for a proactive Senior Project Manager with a proven track record of delivering complex infrastructure and civil engineering projects. The successful candidate will be a confident leader, commercially astute, technically capable, and committed to delivering projects safely, efficiently and to the highest standards while fostering strong relationships with clients, stakeholders and project teams. Apply: Contact Hayley Woodruff on (phone number removed) or apply with your CV to (url removed) Building Careers UK specialises in Construction and Property recruitment and serves as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job, you accept the Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, and Disclaimers which can be found on our website. We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds, experiences, and identities. Our recruitment process is designed to ensure equal opportunities for all candidates, regardless of age, gender, race, ethnicity, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic. Please Note: Due to high volume of applicants, only those shortlisted will be contacted.
Our client is seeking an experienced and driven Senior Project Manager to lead the successful delivery of complex civil engineering and infrastructure projects. The successful candidate will oversee multiple live schemes, manage project teams, coordinate design and construction activities, and ensure projects are delivered safely, on programme, within budget, and to the highest quality standards. This role requires a strong background in heavy civil engineering, highways, infrastructure, utilities, and stakeholder management, with the ability to lead multidisciplinary teams from pre-construction through to project completion. Key Responsibilities Manage multiple concurrent civil engineering projects across various locations. Lead and coordinate site management teams, ensuring efficient delivery and resource allocation. Oversee projects involving: Section 278 (S278) works on existing highways. Section 38 (S38) highway works for new developments. Heavy civil engineering works. Earthworks and bulk excavation. Drainage infrastructure, including new installations. Manage the coordination of statutory undertaker diversions and new utility installations. Participate in and lead Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) activities, providing buildability and programme input during pre-construction. Act as the lead for design coordination, ensuring consultants and designers deliver information in accordance with programme requirements. Undertake the duties of Temporary Works Coordinator where required. Fulfil Appointed Person responsibilities for lifting operations where applicable. Produce and maintain detailed construction programmes using Microsoft Project (MPP), updating progress throughout the project lifecycle. Monitor programme performance and implement recovery strategies where necessary. Monitor project expenditure, cost performance and commercial progress. Produce accurate monthly project progress and commercial reports. Ensure compliance with all health, safety, environmental and quality standards. Manage labour, plant and resource allocation across multiple projects. Build and maintain strong working relationships with clients, consultants, local authorities, statutory bodies and other key stakeholders. Drive continuous improvement through Lean Construction principles and best practice methodologies. Experience & Qualifications The ideal candidate will possess: Proven experience managing multiple civil engineering projects simultaneously. Strong knowledge and practical experience of: Section 278 highway works. Section 38 highway developments. Heavy civils. Earthworks. Drainage and utility infrastructure. Statutory undertaker coordination. Early Contractor Involvement (ECI). Demonstrable experience leading multidisciplinary project and site teams. Experience coordinating design teams and managing consultant deliverables. Strong commercial awareness with experience monitoring project expenditure and reporting. Experience producing and managing construction programmes using Microsoft Project (MPP). Excellent understanding of programme management and progress tracking. Proven ability to manage workforce planning and resource allocation. Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills. Strong understanding of current Health & Safety legislation and CDM regulations. Experience implementing Lean Construction principles and continuous improvement initiatives. Key Skills Leadership and people management Project planning and delivery Commercial awareness Programme management Design management Risk management Health & Safety leadership Stakeholder engagement Negotiation and communication Decision making and problem solving Resource planning Continuous improvement and Lean methodologies Desirable Qualifications Degree or HNC/HND in Civil Engineering or a related discipline. SMSTS. CSCS Management Card. Membership of ICE, CIOB or another relevant professional institution (desirable). What Our Client Is Looking For Our client is looking for a proactive Senior Project Manager with a proven track record of delivering complex infrastructure and civil engineering projects. The successful candidate will be a confident leader, commercially astute, technically capable, and committed to delivering projects safely, efficiently and to the highest standards while fostering strong relationships with clients, stakeholders and project teams. Apply: Contact Hayley Woodruff on (phone number removed) or apply with your CV to (url removed) Building Careers UK specialises in Construction and Property recruitment and serves as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job, you accept the Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, and Disclaimers which can be found on our website. We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds, experiences, and identities. Our recruitment process is designed to ensure equal opportunities for all candidates, regardless of age, gender, race, ethnicity, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic. Please Note: Due to high volume of applicants, only those shortlisted will be contacted.
Mor-tech Consultants Ltd
City, Cardiff
Package Manager Structural Steel Major Arena Project £300M+ Development Position Overview We are seeking an experienced Package Manager to oversee the procurement, design development, fabrication, and installation of the structural steel and heavy facade packages for a landmark £300M+ arena and entertainment development. This role requires a technical expert capable of managing high-tonnage steel structures, long-span trusses, and complex geometries typical of modern large-scale public venues. Key Responsibilities: End-to-End Delivery : Lead the steelwork package from pre-construction, technical design, and detailing through to site erection and handover. Commercial Management : Oversee package budgets, variations, valuations, and cost control in collaboration with the commercial team. Design Coordination : Manage the interface between structural engineers, connection designers, and architectural facade teams to resolve technical clashes. Supply Chain Oversight : Audit and manage specialized steel fabricators, ensuring quality control, welding inspections, and adherence to execution class standards (BS EN 1090 / EXC3/EXC4). Program & Logistics : Develop detailed erection sequences, craneage strategies, and logistics plans for heavy lifting operations in a tight footprint. Safety Leadership : Enforce rigorous health and safety standards, particularly concerning temporary works, working at height, and heavy tandem lifts. Experience and Qualifications Required: Project History : Proven track record of successfully delivering major steel packages (£15M+ value) on large-scale infrastructure, stadiums, or arenas. Technical Expertise : Deep understanding of complex structural steelwork, connection detailing, welding procedures (NDT), and temporary works. Software Proficiency : Familiarity with Tekla Structures, Navisworks, and BIM environments for coordination and clash detection. Qualifications : Degree in Civil/Structural Engineering, Construction Management, or equivalent industry experience. Certifications : Valid CSCS Black Card, SMSTS, and Appointed Person (Lifting Operations) qualification is highly desirable.
Package Manager Structural Steel Major Arena Project £300M+ Development Position Overview We are seeking an experienced Package Manager to oversee the procurement, design development, fabrication, and installation of the structural steel and heavy facade packages for a landmark £300M+ arena and entertainment development. This role requires a technical expert capable of managing high-tonnage steel structures, long-span trusses, and complex geometries typical of modern large-scale public venues. Key Responsibilities: End-to-End Delivery : Lead the steelwork package from pre-construction, technical design, and detailing through to site erection and handover. Commercial Management : Oversee package budgets, variations, valuations, and cost control in collaboration with the commercial team. Design Coordination : Manage the interface between structural engineers, connection designers, and architectural facade teams to resolve technical clashes. Supply Chain Oversight : Audit and manage specialized steel fabricators, ensuring quality control, welding inspections, and adherence to execution class standards (BS EN 1090 / EXC3/EXC4). Program & Logistics : Develop detailed erection sequences, craneage strategies, and logistics plans for heavy lifting operations in a tight footprint. Safety Leadership : Enforce rigorous health and safety standards, particularly concerning temporary works, working at height, and heavy tandem lifts. Experience and Qualifications Required: Project History : Proven track record of successfully delivering major steel packages (£15M+ value) on large-scale infrastructure, stadiums, or arenas. Technical Expertise : Deep understanding of complex structural steelwork, connection detailing, welding procedures (NDT), and temporary works. Software Proficiency : Familiarity with Tekla Structures, Navisworks, and BIM environments for coordination and clash detection. Qualifications : Degree in Civil/Structural Engineering, Construction Management, or equivalent industry experience. Certifications : Valid CSCS Black Card, SMSTS, and Appointed Person (Lifting Operations) qualification is highly desirable.
