The Management Recruitment Group (MRG)
Project Manager – Consents

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Play a key role in delivering major infrastructure projects across the UK.
An established, growing organisation is looking to appoint a Project Manager to support the delivery of major infrastructure and regeneration programmes across the UK.
You’ll manage key elements of consent programmes, coordinating different teams and helping to keep projects on track from planning and approvals through to construction.
This is a great opportunity for a Project Manager looking to take on more responsibility, work on complex projects and continue developing their career.
Key responsibilities
- Manage key areas of consent work across major infrastructure projects.
- Develop and maintain project programmes, trackers and documentation.
- Coordinate teams across planning, environment, engineering, land and legal.
- Monitor risks, issues and deadlines to keep projects moving.
- Support projects through examinations, hearings and other approval processes.
- Help manage post-consent activities, including conditions and pre-construction approvals.
- Work with design and construction teams to ensure consent requirements are understood and followed.
- Support and guide more junior members of the project team.
- Help improve processes and ways of working across project delivery.
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- Project management experience, ideally within infrastructure, utilities or the built environment.
- Experience coordinating different teams and project workstreams.
- Some knowledge of DCOs, TWAOs or other major consent processes.
- Good organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities.
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
- A proactive, collaborative approach and an interest in developing your project management career.
To find out more or arrange a confidential discussion, please contact Daniah Williams at MRG on daniah.williams@mrgglobal.com
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