Project Engineer

Fawkes & Reece Group; Norwich; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Fawkes & Reece Group in Norwich is seeking an experienced Project Engineer to support the delivery of Clean Water projects. You will help manage projects from development through construction handover, ensuring technical standards, safety regulations and programme targets are met.

You will work with operational and project delivery managers to assess engineering solutions, manage risks and ensure design, cost and CDM requirements are completed ahead of construction, while recording assets and

Qualifications

• Experience in clean water engineering and capital project delivery.
• Background involving site teams and CDM regulations.
• Strong commercial awareness and stakeholder management.
• Commitment to safe, efficient project delivery to required standards.

Responsibilities

• Manage projects from development through handover to construction.
• Assess engineering solutions and manage project risks.
• Ensure design, programme, cost and CDM compliance.
• Record project assets and costs accurately.

Skills

Project delivery

Water sector experience

CDM regulations

Temporary Works Coordinator

Temporary Works Supervisor

Root cause analysis

Job description

The Role:

We are looking for an experienced Project Engineer to support the delivery of Clean Water projects in the Norwich area. You will help manage projects from initial development through to construction handover, ensuring works meet technical standards, safety regulations, commercial targets and agreed timescales.

Working closely with operational and project delivery managers, you will assess engineering solutions, undertake root cause analysis, manage risks and ensure design, programme, cost and CDM requirements are completed ahead of construction. You will also support the accurate recording of project assets and costs.

The Ideal Candidate:

You will have Clean Water experience and a background in engineering and capital project delivery within the water sector, ideally involving directly employed site teams. Experience as a Temporary Works Coordinator or Supervisor, alongside a sound understanding of CDM regulations, is highly desirable.

Strong commercial awareness, effective stakeholder management and a proactive approach to problem-solving are essential, along with a commitment to delivering projects safely, efficiently and to the required standards.