Civil Project Manager - Groundworks & Utilities (Teesside)

American Society of Civil Engineers; Redcar; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

American Society of Civil Engineers seeks a permanent Project Manager to lead a £3m civil engineering package on the Net Zero Teesside development. You will take overall responsibility for safe, on-time delivery and manage direct labour, subcontractors and site resources.

Working hours on Teesside site are 07:00-16:30. The role offers a long-term regional pipeline across Teesside, Darlington, Newcastle and the North, with strong emphasis on programme, cost control and quality.

Qualifications

• Previous Project Manager experience within civil engineering.
• Experience delivering groundworks, utilities, drainage or earthworks packages.
• Ability to take control of an active site and manage delivery independently.
• Strong client facing and subcontractor-management skills.
• SMSTS, CSCS and First Aid certification.
• Practical understanding of programme, commercial and quality requirements.
• Flexibility to support projects across the North as workload develops.

Responsibilities

• Taking overall responsibility for safe and successful project delivery
• Managing direct labour, subcontractors and site resources
• Programme planning and progress monitoring
• Coordinating excavations, utilities, ducting and earthworks
• Client and principal contractor liaison
• Managing health and safety, quality and site documentation
• Monitoring costs, variations and project performance
• Planning labour, plant and materials
• Ensuring works are delivered to specification and programme
• Supporting mobilisation and delivery across future Northern projects

Skills

SMSTS

CSCS

First Aid

Client facing

Subcontractor management

Programme planning

Job description

American Society of Civil Engineers seeks a permanent Project Manager to lead a £3m civil engineering package on the Net Zero Teesside development. You will take overall responsibility for safe, on-time delivery and manage direct labour, subcontractors and site resources.

Working hours on Teesside site are 07:00-16:30. The role offers a long-term regional pipeline across Teesside, Darlington, Newcastle and the North, with strong emphasis on programme, cost control and quality.