Bregan MainsFlow Ltd
Streetworks planner/scheduler

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Company Description
Bregan MainsFlow Ltd is a UK-based utilities specialist providing end-to-end solutions for repair, replacement, maintenance, leakage detection, monitoring, and infrastructure installation. With MURS (Multi Utility Recognition Status) accreditation, the company manages the design, installation, and commissioning of developers’ water, gas, and electricity schemes. Bregan MainsFlow Ltd serves a broad client base, including water authorities, developers, domestic households, housing associations, councils, and estate management companies. Its commercial portfolio covers prisons, schools, fire stations, retail units, recycling centres, industrial parks, and golf clubs. The organisation focuses on safe, efficient, and compliant delivery of utility projects across the UK.
Role Description
The Streetworks Planner/Scheduler is a full-time, on-site role based in Sandy, responsible for planning and coordinating streetworks activities for utility projects. Day-to-day tasks include:
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- Scheduling works
- Booking permits
- Ensuring all activities comply with streetworks legislation and local authority requirements


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The role involves liaising with internal teams, contractors, and clients to confirm job readiness, allocate resources, and minimise disruption to the public. The planner/scheduler will:
- Update and maintain planning systems
- Track job progress
- Produce reports to support operational and regulatory obligations
This position also requires proactive problem-solving, prioritising urgent works, and maintaining accurate documentation to support efficient project delivery.
Qualifications
- Experience in streetworks planning or scheduling, ideally within utilities (water, gas, electricity) or civil engineering environments.
- Strong understanding of UK streetworks regulations, permits, and NRSWA/TMA requirements; relevant streetworks accreditation is an advantage.
- Proficiency with scheduling, planning, and permit management systems; confident use of MS Office (Excel, Word, Outlook).
- Excellent organisational and time management skills, with the ability to manage multiple jobs, deadlines, and priorities.
- Clear written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to work collaboratively with operational teams, contractors, and clients.
- Attention to detail and a methodical approach to record-keeping, data entry, and compliance documentation.
- Problem-solving skills and the ability to make sound decisions under time pressure, particularly for urgent or emergency works.
- Knowledge of health and safety practices in streetworks or utilities; commitment to safe and compliant working methods.
- Previous experience in a planning, coordination, or operations support role in the utilities or construction sector is highly beneficial.
- Relevant vocational qualification or training in utilities, streetworks, or project coordination preferred, or equivalent practical experience.
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