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Scantec is seeking an experienced M&E Construction Manager with a strong electrical bias to deliver major construction projects for a nuclear end client. This Tier 1 contractor-side role requires hands-on site delivery, the ability to challenge engineering information and support resolution of design and construction queries.
You will manage M&E activities on site, coordinate specialist subcontractors, review drawings and submissions, and maintain interfaces with the client, design teams and
Location: Aldermaston
Sector: Defence, MOD & Aerospace
Category: Scantec Engineering
Job Type: Contract
Salary: Market related
Job Reference: JOB-90485
Published: 24-09-2026
Duration: 6 months initial
Expiry Date: 22-10-2026
Country: United Kingdom
M&E Construction Manager (Electrical Bias)
My client is looking for an experienced M&E Construction Manager with a strong electrical bias to support the delivery of major construction projects for a leading nuclear end client.
This is a Tier 1 contractor-side construction management role, requiring someone who combines strong site delivery experience with the technical capability to understand engineering information, challenge issues and support the resolution of design and construction queries.
The position is hands-on and delivery focused. It would suit an experienced construction manager who is comfortable operating between the site, design team, subcontractors, client and wider project team.
Key responsibilities
Experience and qualifications
You will have:
A degree, HNC/HND or equivalent technical qualification in Electrical Engineering, Building Services Engineering or a related engineering discipline would be highly desirable.
Candidates from a trade background will also be considered where they can demonstrate strong subsequent experience in construction management, project delivery and technical coordination.
Previous experience within nuclear, defence, pharmaceutical, infrastructure or another highly regulated / technically complex environment would be beneficial, although direct nuclear experience is not essential.
Due to the nature of the client, you will either already hold UK SC clearance or above - OR be eligible for the process (UK sole national).