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A leading infrastructure engineering company is seeking a skilled Water and Environment Project Manager. This role involves guiding procurement and contract execution, overseeing cost management, and leading a team. Candidates should have a degree in Quantity Surveying and strong commercial skills, with experience in the water and environment sectors. The position is based in Tamworth, requiring on-site work at least four days a week.
Egis is a leader in the vibrant sector of infrastructure engineering, planning, and management, tasked with sustaining efficient commercial lifecycle stewardship amidst interactions with various third-party entities. As Egis expands its service delivery across the UK, Ireland, and broader European markets, we are committed to becoming the engineering partner of choice while also expanding our talented team. At Egis, we prioritise our people, and to enhance our tendering capabilities, we are looking to recruit a skilled Water and Environment Project Manager as part of our plan to realise growth. The role will operate as part of the Energy and Sustainable Cities Business Line.
This period marks an exhilarating time to join Egis's new Project, Programme, PMO and Commercial Management Capability (“P3M CM”) UK, Ireland and Europe team, which is undergoing a transformative phase.
The P3M CM Function at Egis is deeply committed to boosting strategic operations and overall efficacy by:
Amidst the challenges of managing the extensive infrastructure needs of Europe, these dynamic transformations offer numerous opportunities to contribute significantly to Egis's establishment as a leader in the infrastructure sector.
Reporting to the Water Cost and Commercial Lead, you’ll be at the heart of our commercial operations—guiding procurement, contract execution, and post-contract delivery across multi-workstream programmes. You’ll collaborate with senior stakeholders, delivery teams, and supply chain partners to ensure financial transparency, compliance, and performance. Your leadership will help shape smarter, safer, and more resilient infrastructure.
Degree-qualified in Quantity Surveying, Construction, Engineering, or a related discipline