LANESRA TECHNICAL RECRUITMENT LIMITED
MEICA Project Manager

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Position: MEICA Manager - Water
Location: Thames Water Region
Salary Guide: £90,000 - £95,000 Plus Bonus, Car/Allowance & Excellent Package
Our client is a Tier 1 D&B Contractor operating predominantly in the water industry who have been awarded a programme of work to deliver non-infrastructure water and wastewater projects for Thames Water and they are recruiting for a MEICA Manager to help deliver these projects.
In this role you will deliver a range of schemes to maintain and improve Thames water supply and wastewater treatment works in London/Surrey region with hybrid working available.
Responsibilities
- Delivery of MEICA schemes across the region
- Develop, implement, and manage the MEICA strategy
- Work closely with Programme Manager Leads and Design Management to ensure consistency of approach across the framework
- Full life cycle responsibility for MEICA from project establishment to commissioning handover
- Provide early MEICA delivery input into design development/optioneering detailed design and establish a consistent approach to design review of supply chain submissions
- Support the Programme managers with resource planning and recruitment
- Working with the Programme Managers, Procurement Manager and Operations Manager to establish framework wide MEICA procurement strategy
- Meet regularly with delivery leads to ensure MEICA is being delivered in a consistent manner
- Meet with MEICA teams on a regular basis to review performance and feedback
- Implement methods and processes ensure behaviours are developed to drive out excellence into all projects
- Be fully conversant with MEICA subcontractor contract conditions, and any risks associated with their process or methodology
- Ensure all projects are delivered with zero H&S and Environmental incidents and demonstrate commitment to the requirements of the Health, Safety & Welfare and Environmental Policies
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- Water/wastewater experience preferred but not essential
- Engineering or Construction background
- Experience in guiding a large team of MEICA staff and contractors
- Proven ability to manage a large MEICA team in a Design & Build environment
- Knowledge and understanding of construction contract law
- Capability to influence internal stakeholders to guide the MEICA strategy
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