Mitchell Maguire Recruitment Ltd
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Project Manager – Civil Engineering & Infrastructure Works
Job Title: Project Manager – Civil Engineering & Infrastructure Works
Job reference Number: 713442-8721-26222
Industry Sector: Project Manager PM, Contracts Manager, Civil Engineering, Infrastructure, Highways, Groundworks, Concrete, Structures, Roads, Surfacing, Asphalt, SUDs, Gullies, Kerbing, Drainage, Utilities, Earthworks, Excavation, Public Sector, Local Authorities, Councils, Commercial, Construction, Subcontractors, Civil Contractors, Highway Maintenance, Frameworks, Engineering
Office Based: Yorkshire (Diary Dependent)
Area to be covered: Yorkshire and surrounding areas (Typically within a 2-hour radius)
Remuneration: £60,000 - £65,000neg
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Benefits: Comprehensive benefits package
The role of the Project Manager – Civil Engineering & Infrastructure Works will involve:
- Project Manager position responsible for a range of civil engineering, infrastructure, drainage and highway contracts
- Regular site visits across Yorkshire, North East and the North West to monitor project progress, health & safety compliance and contractor performance.
- Reviewing drawings, specifications and project information to identify risks and requirements
- Preparing scopes, specifications and methodologies while supporting tenders and pre-construction
- Coordinating clients, consultants, subcontractors, suppliers and internal teams
- Managing project costs, variations, forecasts and commercial performance
- Monitoring programmes, identifying risks and delays, and implementing corrective actions
- Ensuring projects meet health & safety, quality, environmental and regulatory requirements
- Overseeing projects with a value of up to £7m although typically £1m-£2m


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The ideal applicant will be a Project Manager – Civil Engineering & Infrastructure Works with:
- Must have Project Management experience within the civils, infrastructure, drainage, highways or come from a closely related background
- Computer literate (Microsoft Office, with strong Excel skills)
- Excellent communication skills across all levels both written and verbal
- Must be a great team player
- High levels of organisation
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