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Nuvia seeks a Package Manager to plan, coordinate, and deliver projects at West Burton in Retford. You will oversee communication between stakeholders, teams, suppliers and senior leadership, ensuring schedules, budgets and quality meet objectives.
You will lead project planning, risk management, procurement, and cost control while guiding teams to deliver safely and on time within PMP guidelines. This is a hybrid role requiring on-site presence three days per week.
Location: West Burton Power Station, Retford, Nottinghamshire
Work Pattern: Hybrid - 3 days per week on site.
Hours: 37.5
Duration: Permanent
ILIOS is the Construction Partner for the UK’s STEP (Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production) fusion programme, the UK’s world‑leading programme to design and build a prototype fusion energy power plant at West Burton in Nottinghamshire.
ILIOS is a consortium led by a joint venture between Kier and Nuvia, supported by AECOM, AL_A and Turner & Townsend, bringing together extensive experience across major national infrastructure, nuclear and safety‑critical engineering, complex site transformation, programme and cost management, and world‑class design.
Working as part of the public–private sector integrated team led by UK Fusion Energy (UKFE), a wholly owned subsidiary of the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA), ILIOS is embedded in the programme as STEP transitions from planning into delivery.
The consortium supports the design and construction of buildings, infrastructure and facilities across the STEP site, alongside constructability, programme planning, site management, supply‑chain engagement and project controls, helping to ensure delivery is safe, buildable and fully integrated with the wider programme.
The appointment of ILIOS marks a significant milestone in the UK’s transition to clean energy and supports STEP’s mission to demonstrate fusion energy and develop a world‑leading fusion supply chain, creating long‑term economic and skills opportunities for the UK.
The Package Manager is responsible for planning, coordinating, and delivering projects successfully while ensuring they meet agreed objectives, timelines, budgets, and quality standards. Central point of communication between stakeholders, project teams, suppliers, and senior leadership, managing resources, risks, issues, and dependencies throughout the project lifecycle. The Package Manager will have accountability for the project schedules, progress, decision‑making, and mitigation or resolution of risks and issues.
Delivery accountability
Launches the Project
Establishes Schedule, Budgets and Sets Up Project Cost Control
Procurement and Subcontract Management
Monitor, Control, Report Project Costs, Resources, Schedule and Scope
Supervise Project Teams to Achieve Project Safety, Quality and Delivery Strategy Requirements
Assess and Mitigate Project Risks
Tendering and Proposal Development