Lead Structures Asset Manager - Bridges & Coastal

Isle of Man Government; Douglas; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation package up to £10,000

Generous annual leave

Flexi-time scheme

Pension arrangements

Learning, Education and Development

Gym and swimming facilities access

Staff Welfare Service

Cycle to Work scheme

Free car parking

Job summary

The Isle of Man Government is seeking a Supervising Structures Engineer to lead the management of the Island’s bridges, retaining walls, marine structures and coastal defences. You will head the Structures Asset Management Team, directing inspections, maintenance and improvements while shaping long-term asset strategies and investment decisions.

This role combines technical leadership with strategic influence to safeguard critical infrastructure and enhance resilience for communities across the

Qualifications

• Experience leading structural/asset management teams.
• Strong knowledge of inspection, maintenance and upgrade of bridges and coastal structures.
• Ability to shape long-term asset strategies and investment decisions.

Responsibilities

• Lead the Structures Asset Management Team.
• Direct inspection, maintenance and improvement programs for key infrastructure.
• Provide expert technical advice to support investment decisions and long-term planning.

Skills

Structural engineering

Leadership

Asset management

Project management

Civil engineering

Education

Bachelor's degree in Civil/Structural Engineering

Job description

The Isle of Man Government is seeking a Supervising Structures Engineer to lead the management of the Island’s bridges, retaining walls, marine structures and coastal defences. You will head the Structures Asset Management Team, directing inspections, maintenance and improvements while shaping long-term asset strategies and investment decisions.

This role combines technical leadership with strategic influence to safeguard critical infrastructure and enhance resilience for communities across the