Project Manager

Ganymede; Stoke-on-Trent; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Ganymede is seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead the delivery of major water and environmental infrastructure projects. You will work closely with clients, contractors and QS teams to ensure safe, commercial and effective delivery.

The role requires hands-on delivery, strong knowledge of NEC3/4 contracts and the ability to manage risk, change and contractual communications. Based in the Midlands with 3–4 days per week in the client’s office.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in a relevant numeric/engineering discipline.
• Experience working with NEC3/4 contracts – Options A, C & E are essential.
• Proven experience delivering civil infrastructure projects.

Responsibilities

• Lead and deliver major water and environmental infrastructure projects.
• Support project budgets, forecasting and Defined Cost planning.
• Collaborate with QS teams on monthly valuations and payment certificates.
• Prepare and manage contractual communications, including Early Warning Notices and Compensation Events.
• Support project scope planning and feasibility activities.
• Assist with tender documentation and evaluation of contractor submissions.
• Identify project risks and develop mitigation strategies.
• Monitor project progress, expenditure and cash flow.
• Manage project change, variations and contractual issues.
• Support dispute resolution and final accounts.
• Maintain strong project records and ensure contractual compliance.
• Contribute to governance, reporting and continuous improvement.

Skills

Project Management

Civil infrastructure

NEC3/4 contracts

Budget forecasting

Stakeholder management

Risk management

Problem-solving

Client liaison

Education

Bachelor's or Master's degree in engineering or numeric discipline

Job description

What if your next role gave you the opportunity to lead the delivery of major water and environmental infrastructure projects, while also opening the door to wider sectors such as rail, nuclear and sustainable cities?

I'm working with a growing infrastructure consultancy looking for an experienced Project Manager to join its expanding team.

This is a hands-on project delivery role, working closely with clients, contractors, QS teams and wider project stakeholders to ensure projects are delivered safely, commercially and effectively.

The Role:

• Manage and support the delivery of major water and environmental infrastructure projects
• Support project budgets, forecasting and Defined Cost planning
• Work closely with QS teams on monthly valuations and payment certificates
• Prepare and manage contractual communications, including Early Warning Notices and Compensation Events
• Support project scope planning and feasibility activities
• Assist with tender documentation and evaluation of contractor submissions
• Identify project risks and develop appropriate mitigation strategiesEngage with contractors during the early design and development stages
• Monitor project progress, expenditure and cash flow
• Manage project change, variations and contractual issues
• Support dispute resolution and final account activities
• Maintain strong project records and ensure contractual compliance
• Contribute to governance, reporting and continuous improvement

What You'll Need:

• Proven experience in Project Management within civil infrastructure
• Experience working within the water, utilities or wider infrastructure sector
• Strong practical experience administering NEC3/4 contracts – Options A, C & E are essential
• Good understanding of project commercial management, forecasting and cost control
• Experience managing change, variations and contractual communications
• Strong understanding of project risk and mitigation
• Experience working with contractors and multidisciplinary project teams
• Excellent stakeholder and client management skills
• Strong organisational, communication and problem-solving abilities
• Bachelor's or Master's degree in a relevant numeric/engineering discipline
• Working towards membership of a relevant professional body, such as APM
• Right to work in the UK
• Based in the Midlands
• This role requires 3 or 4 days per week in the client's office
• Some travel to other client sites may be required
• Work on major water and environmental infrastructure programmes
• Join a growing P3M and Commercial Management function
• Gain exposure to wider sectors including rail, nuclear and sustainable cities
• Opportunity to work with major infrastructure clients and contractors
• Structured development and progression opportunities
• Support towards Chartership and professional development
• Work alongside experienced engineering, project and commercial professionals
• Be part of a business focused on delivering sustainable and resilient infrastructure

Please note: The role is subject to client interview and acceptance.