Taylor Woodrow
Project Manager (Utilities)

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Project Manager (Utilities) - Norwich to Tilbury Project
Taylor Woodrow is recruiting for a Project Manager (Utilities) to join our JV team working on Norwich to Tilbury project which is part of the Great Grid Partnership Framework.
Norwich to Tilbury project consists of delivering a 400 kilovolt (kV) electricity transmission connection for approximately 180 kilometres from the Norwich Main substation via Bramford substation, a new East Anglia Connection Node (EACN) Substation and a new Tilbury North Substation.
Based out of Bury St Edmunds, the Project Manager will lead and coordinate all utility-related activities across the entire project, ensuring utilities are identified, managed, protected, diverted, and delivered in line with programme, budget, safety, and stakeholder requirements.
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Responsibilities
- Recruit and lead a team of Utility Engineers / Coordinators managing safe working on site around utilities, including ensuring permits to correct standard and access routes agreed with utility companies
- Liaise with Utility companies to agree protection measures and diversion requirements for the project
- Plan and prioritise diversions of utilities to suit construction programme, agreeing programmes with utility companies and monitoring progress
- Engage with other contractors within GGP and Client to ensure a joined up approach to the programme of works.
- Work with the commercial team to put together budgets for utility works.
- Identify and manage change including scope and programme issues, raising early warnings and liaison with Client.
- Production of information required schedules & subsequent monitoring
- Ensure that the works are undertaken in accordance with all HS&E legislation, and the site Health Safety and Environmental Plans.
- Maintain strict adherence to the budgetary guidelines, quality and safety standards
- Communicate effectively with the contractors responsible for completing various phases of the project
- Decide on solutions to major issues and challenges


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Person Specification
- Previous experience delivering utilities activities across civils infrastructure projects
- Formal qualification in a civil engineering or construction related subject is preferred
- SMSTS card is essential
- Full UK driving licence is mandatory
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