Project Manager - Electrical Grid Upgrades (Scotland)

SSEN Distribution, part of SSE; Aberdeen City, Inverness; Hybrid; GBP 61,000 - 73,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading utility provider is seeking a Project Manager based in the United Kingdom to manage construction projects for electricity network upgrades. This role requires extensive experience in project management and substation works, focusing on safety, quality, and budget compliance. Candidates should possess relevant engineering qualifications and experience with NEC3 contracts. The position offers a competitive salary and benefits package, along with flexible working options across various locations in Scotland.

Benefits

34 plus days holiday

Market leading pension

Enhanced family leave pay

Private healthcare

Gym discounts

Employee counselling support

Interest free tech and travel loans

Qualifications

• Experience managing construction projects involving substation works up to 132kV.
• Recognised qualifications in construction safety or project management preferred.
• Strong understanding of client and contractor duties.

Responsibilities

• Manage a portfolio of construction projects ensuring safe delivery.
• Take ownership of project lifecycle including safety, quality, and cost management.
• Communicate with stakeholders at all levels.

Skills

Project management

Contract management

Communication skills

Problem solving

Knowledge of Construction Design and Management Regulations

Education

Engineering qualification

Job description

A leading utility provider is seeking a Project Manager based in the United Kingdom to manage construction projects for electricity network upgrades. This role requires extensive experience in project management and substation works, focusing on safety, quality, and budget compliance. Candidates should possess relevant engineering qualifications and experience with NEC3 contracts. The position offers a competitive salary and benefits package, along with flexible working options across various locations in Scotland.