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The Environmental Specialist will provide environmental expertise for planning projects, ensuring compliance, engaging stakeholders, managing assessments, and identifying environmental risks and opportunities within infrastructure projects.

Lead hydraulic model development for sewer networks, oversee project planning, mentor colleagues, prepare technical reports, and ensure quality compliance.

The Project Engineer oversees construction quality assurance and control, ensuring compliance with safety and environmental standards across multiple engineering disciplines, while managing project timelines and stakeholder coordination.

As a Graduate Cost Manager, you will assist in providing construction cost management services, working on local projects and engaging in pre and post-contract duties under guidance.

The Programme Director will lead and coordinate complex infrastructure programmes, manage financial oversight, stakeholder engagement, and ensure delivery compliance and excellence.

Responsible for technical roles on renewable energy projects, supporting various technologies and overseeing project design delivery from inception to completion.

The Project Manager will oversee deliverables, manage cross-functional teams, and ensure effective customer engagement across various infrastructure sectors.

The Cost Manager oversees project budgeting, procurement, and cost control, ensuring compliance with standards while driving continuous improvement and financial efficiency.

The Risk Manager leads risk management activities, ensuring proactive identification and mitigation of risks impacting project delivery and compliance. They collaborate with leadership and teams while enhancing risk management frameworks and integrating risk-based decision-making across projects.

The Planning Manager leads development and management of project schedules, ensuring alignment with milestones and compliance with regulations, identifying risks, and improving scheduling practices.