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CHG Electrical is seeking an Electrical Project Manager to lead MEICA/EICA delivery across water and wastewater projects. You will be the first engineer in a new delivery team, with autonomy to shape processes, standards and ways of working, while coordinating design, operations, site teams and clients.
You will deliver technically sound project leadership, manage safety, quality and compliance, and progress through planning, installation, commissioning and handover with support from the
Electrical Engineering | MEICA / EICA | Water & Wastewater | Project Delivery | Technical Leadership
Want more than simply inheriting somebody else's projects and processes?
Join a growing business where you can genuinely influence how projects are delivered, how standards are set and how a new delivery team develops around you.
We're looking for a proactive, technically strong Electrical Project Manager with complementary mechanical understanding to help drive the safe, efficient and high-quality delivery of MEICA projects across the water sector.
You’ll be the first engineer in a newly formed delivery team, giving you genuine autonomy to shape processes, influence best practice and establish yourself as a key technical lead as the department grows.
If you know your way around electrical project delivery, understand how electrical, ICA and mechanical systems come together, and want an opportunity with serious room to develop, we’d love to talk.
Founded in Sheffield in 2004, CHG Electrical has more than two decades of engineering heritage. Built on strong electrical engineering foundations, the business has evolved into a multidisciplinary engineering partner delivering complex projects across water utilities, rail, steel and manufacturing.
Today, our capabilities span MEICA, EICAT, civil engineering, control-panel design and manufacture, automation, software and digital transformation. We support projects from initial design through installation and commissioning to long-term maintenance, combining practical, hands-on engineering experience with modern technology and intelligent thinking.
Throughout that evolution, the principles behind CHG have remained consistent: technical excellence, exceptional quality, safe delivery and trusted long-term relationships. It’s this proven heritage, combined with our ambition to keep innovating, that enables us to deliver reliable, future-ready solutions for some of the UK’s most important infrastructure.
You’ll work closely with design and operations, site teams and clients to support projects throughout the full lifecycle, from planning and installation through to inspection, testing, commissioning and handover.
It’s a varied role combining technical understanding with hands-on project leadership.
You’ll oversee day-to-day delivery across multiple water and wastewater sites, coordinate people and resources, work directly with clients and ensure projects remain safe, compliant and on track.
Crucially, you’re not joining a finished department.
As the first engineer within this new delivery team, you’ll have the opportunity to influence processes, technical standards and ways of working from the outset, with excellent scope to grow into a more senior engineering or project leadership position as the team expands.
Lead Successful MEICA Delivery
Ensure Technical Excellence
Keep Clients and Projects Aligned
Deliver Safely Through to Handover
You’ll bring a strong electrical engineering background, ideally developed within MEICA, EICA, water, wastewater or a similarly complex engineering environment.
Importantly, while electrical is your core discipline, you’ll understand the mechanical side too and be comfortable looking at the project as a whole rather than working within a narrow technical silo.
You’ll bring:
This is an opportunity to join a growing organisation at a particularly exciting point in its development.
Rather than stepping into an established hierarchy, you’ll become the first engineer in a new delivery team, with the chance to help shape its processes, culture and technical direction.
You’ll have autonomy, responsibility and exposure across the full project lifecycle, backed by ongoing CPD and industry training to continue developing your expertise.