Danaher & Walsh
Site Manager

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Danaher & Walsh is a well-established civil engineering contractor with over 50 years of experience delivering complex infrastructure projects across the UK. Based in Mountsorrel, Leicestershire, our team of 100+ people works across public realm, pipeline rehabilitation, highways and bridgeworks. We take real pride in how we look after our people, and this role is central to that.
You will be working within the Anglian Water Team within Danaher & Walsh.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead and supervise operational teams and subcontractors delivering Water Recycling maintenance activities and small works, in line with performance standards and SHEQ requirements
- Drive site productivity, workmanship and safety culture, coordinating resources and monitoring performance against time, cost and quality targets
- Coordinate site activities including plant, materials, traffic management and subcontract work, keeping close control of costs and hired-in resources
- Ensure the optimum method of construction is used and meets all required standards
- Support delivery of local budgets and business priorities, highlighting risk and variance to finance plans
- Connect your team to the Alliance’s purpose and vision, embedding a collaborative, “in it together” culture
- Role model Anglian Water values and lead by example on Health, Safety and Quality standards across all sites
- Ensure full compliance with H&S, CDM regulations, RAMS and near-miss reporting, supporting a zero-accident culture
- Promote wellbeing and continuous improvement in H&S practices across the Alliance
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- Relevant civil engineering/construction qualification (e.g. HNC, HND or degree)
- Valid CSCS card appropriate to role (Manager/Black or Gold card)
- SMSTS (Site Management Safety Training Scheme)
- Proven experience managing civil engineering, utilities or water industry sites
- Experience within a water/wastewater or Water Recycling environment is an advantage
- Strong health & safety leadership and risk management
- Excellent stakeholder and subcontractor management skills
- Clear, confident communicator, written and verbal
- A collaborative, “one team” mindset; resilient and adaptable under pressure
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