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SSEN Transmission

Senior Project Manager

Glasgow
£58.1k – £87.1k/yr
Posted 11 days ago
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Senior Project Manager – Transmission Offshore Delivery Team

Base Location: Inverness, Aberdeen, Glasgow, or Perth (with flexibility for relocation to North of Scotland/Western Isles)


Core Info

Salary: £58,100 – £87,100 + car/allowance, performance-related bonus, benefits Pattern: Permanent | Full Time | Flexible First options available On-Site Requirement: 2–4 days/week (Netherton Hub) + every 2nd week (Lewis Hub)


About the Role

We are hiring two Senior Project Managers for SSEN Transmission’s Offshore Delivery Team to deliver 400kV & 132kV substation packages as part of the Lewis Hub & Longside projects under the Pathway to 2030 Programme. Reporting to the Lead Project Manager, you’ll lead £500m+ substation construction, manage a multi-disciplinary team, and coordinate framework supply chain partners under the Accelerated Strategic Transmission Investment (ASTI) framework.


Your Responsibilities

Will require:

  • Oversight of substation constructions (£500m+) for Lewis & Netherton Hubs, managing Project Managers/APMs and external contractors.
  • Successfully operating in high-scale construction contexts, with proven experience delivering £50m+ packages.
  • Closely supporting the Lead PM in upholding SSE’s Safety Golden Rules and meeting regulatory requirements.
  • NEC3 contract management, including interface management, change control, and commercial leadership.
  • Supporting internal/external stakeholder management (ECI → construction), staying on programme and budget.
  • Guiding teams to reflect SSE’s core values, ensuring they excel with clarity, motivation, and consistency.

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What You’ll Need

Must have:

  • Proven experience delivering large-scale, multi-disciplinary projects (£50m+ packages preferred).
  • Industry knowledge of Construction Design & Management 2015, Health & Safety at Work 1974, and related HS&E regulations.
  • Strong communication (verbal/written) and project management systems/governance expertise.
  • NEC3 contract management experience, with cost forecasting, cost control, and programme integration skills.
  • Relevant qualification: engineering, construction, or project management degree (or equivalent experience).

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Preferred but not essential:

  • Direct experience with AC substations.

About SSE

We’re driving £20bn+ in clean energy investment across Scotland. Our SSEN Transmission business keeps the grid safe, efficient, and net-zero ready, upgrading infrastructure to support renewable energy projects. Crucially, we’re:

  • Modernising the grid for cleaner power.
  • Building towards a secure energy future.
  • Operating transparently and inclusively.
Flexible benefits include!
- Health, gym, and wellbeing support (e.g., **private healthcare, counselling**).
- **Interest-free loans** for tech/transport,),
- **Cycle to Work scheme**, **maternity/adoption leave**, **maternity pay/car allowances**.
We’re an **equal-opportunity employer** and actively welcome diverse applications.

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For full details: Apply online via the website link provided. Post supersession: Paid application stage. Afterwards: a criminality check and credit check are required before starting.

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Skills

Project Management
Contract Management
Health And Safety
Construction Regulations
Communication Skills
Team Management
Stakeholder Management
Cost Control
Change Control
Interpersonal Skills
Commercial Leadership
Regulatory Compliance
Multi-Disciplinary Projects
NEC3 Experience
Safety Performance
Engineering

Location

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

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