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Stakeholder Engagement Manager (UK infrastructure, public sector, and civil engineering)

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We are hiring Stakeholder Engagement Manager (UK infrastructure, public sector, and civil engineering)
Location: Hybrid - Wales
- Extensive background in infrastructure planning, environmental remediation, or public sector programs, tailored to support the Wales Metal Mines Programme.
- Must be based locally in Wales, hold a valid UK driving licence, and be willing to travel to site locations across Wales up to four times per month (travel covered).
- Proven track record as a senior/lead Stakeholder Engagement Manager capable of hitting the ground running in complex, multi-agency regulatory environments.
- Deep understanding of the infrastructure delivery lifecycle and regulatory planning processes, specifically Section 108 planning documents.
- Expertise in using SRM software/systems to profile, map, track, and analyze stakeholder data, commitments, and feedback.
- Demonstrated ability to act as the client lead with external consultants/contractors while aligning interests across government bodies, regulators, technical specialists, NGOs, and local communities.
- Proficient in risk and issue mitigation, governance routing, benefits realization, knowledge management, and supporting business change implementation.
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Key Skills: Social Value & Community Engagement/ Infrastructure Communications & Engagement / Community & Regional Engagement / Public Affairs & Stakeholder


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