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Northern Recruitment Group is seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead HV substation and major energy infrastructure projects in the South West England. You will oversee the full lifecycle from initiation to delivery, leading multidisciplinary teams and ensuring safety, time, budget and quality targets are met.
The role requires strong Design & Build PM experience, NEC contracts knowledge, and a track record in managing programmes, costs and stakeholders across complex projects.
Location: South West England – M5 Corridor, Gloucester to Cornwall
Salary: Up to £85,000 + car allowance + bonus
Job Type: Permanent
Benefits: Private healthcare, pension, 25 days holiday + bank holidays, EV/hybrid vehicle options and more
We’re working with a leading infrastructure business delivering major projects across the UK energy network.
Due to continued growth, they are looking for an experienced Project Manager with a strong background in HV substations and energy infrastructure to join their team.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Project Manager who has delivered complex Design & Build projects and is comfortable managing multidisciplinary teams, commercial performance, programme, risk and client relationships.
As Project Manager, you will take responsibility for the successful delivery of major HV substation projects, working across the full project lifecycle from initiation through to completion.
You will lead an integrated project team and ensure projects are delivered safely, on time, within budget and to the required quality standards.
We're looking for an experienced Project Manager who can demonstrate:
Previous experience working on National Grid projects and knowledge of relevant National Grid standards, rules and frameworks would be highly advantageous.
This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Project Manager to take responsibility for the delivery of major energy infrastructure projects and play a key role in the continued development of the UK's electricity network.