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Infrastructure, Projects and Assets Manager (Internal vacancy only)

Leicester
£46.5k – £51k/yr
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Job Role: Infrastructure, Projects and Assets Manager

Salary

£46,579 - £50,908 per annum

Expires

18/09/2026

Location

Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

Job Type

Full Time


PLEASE NOTE: This vacancy is internal only and only open to current employees of Mansfield District Council or anyone currently engaged with the Council through Agency.


About the Role

As Infrastructure, Projects and Assets Manager, you will lead a broad and important remit across Neighbourhood Services, bringing together infrastructure capital projects, asset development, and operational compliance. Reporting to the Assistant Director Neighbourhood Services, you will oversee the management and delivery of projects and programmes linked to parks, allotments, and other assets, alongside compliance for the Council’s Depot and Waste Transfer Station.

You will manage key service areas including parks development, allotments, trees, the Depot, Waste Transfer Station, and associated operational assets. This includes:

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  • Managing budgets and resources
  • Maintaining health and safety standards
  • Using performance information to drive improvement
  • Supporting service plans, policies, and wider strategies

About You

We are looking for someone who can balance strategic planning with hands-on operational delivery. You will be:

  • Confident managing a varied workload
  • Leading people
  • Resolving problems
  • Working collaboratively
  • Communicating clearly

You should have strong knowledge of:

  • Project management
  • Asset management
  • Current health and safety legislation and risk assessment processes

Additionally, you should have experience of managing resources and service performance.


Essential Requirements

  • Full driving licence
  • WAMITAB Level 4 Certificate of Technical Competence in Managing Transfer of Hazardous Waste or working towards
  • Chartered Management Institute membership or working towards
  • A relevant leadership, management, coaching, or mentoring qualification, or equivalent significant experience

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Role Requirements

  • Flexibility, including working outside normal office hours, evening meetings, weekends, or bank holidays where required
  • Participation in an on-call rota
  • Driving and relevant DVLA licence checks will be required

Company

Mansfield District Council


Sector

  • Waste Management
  • Environment
  • Fleet and Waste Management

Closing Date

18 September 2026


Interviews

wc 28 September 2026


This is an opportunity to make a practical contribution across a wide Neighbourhood Services portfolio, influencing both day-to-day operational delivery and longer-term improvements to important Council assets, facilities, and services.

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Location

Leicester, England, United Kingdom

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