Senior Utilities Construction Project Manager Scotland

Buuk Infrastructure Limited; United Kingdom; Hybrid; GBP 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working

Company pension contributions up to 10

33 days holiday + purchase option

Job summary

BUUK Infrastructure is seeking a Construction Manager to lead the GTC Scotland portfolio, driving on-site delivery of utility infrastructure projects while ensuring safety, quality and on-time performance. The role requires coordinating with the Post Award Team, Site Managers and key customers.

The ideal candidate will have civil/utility project experience, valid licences, and the ability to manage costs and resources across multiple sites in Scotland.

Qualifications

• Civil Engineering Qualification or Authorising Engineer (gas) or Senior Authorised Person (electric) or NCO3 (water)
• Full and valid driving licence
• Experience in Utility environment with multi-utility housing works

Responsibilities

• Project manage the GTC Scotland portfolio of works.
• Deliver the works in line with programme and budget.
• Oversee health and safety for all installations and related incidents.
• Manage project costs, monitor productivity and report weekly.
• Maintain up-to-date Bill Of Quantities for each project.
• Build and maintain relationships with site managers and customers.
• Coordinate with other BU units to ensure timely deliverables.

Skills

Project management

Health & safety

Stakeholder management

Leadership

Budgeting

Education

Civil Engineering Qualification

Authorising Engineer (gas)

Senior Authorised Person (electric)

NCO3 (water)

Tools

NRSWA card

SHEA cards

Job description

BUUK Infrastructure is seeking a Construction Manager to lead the GTC Scotland portfolio, driving on-site delivery of utility infrastructure projects while ensuring safety, quality and on-time performance. The role requires coordinating with the Post Award Team, Site Managers and key customers.

The ideal candidate will have civil/utility project experience, valid licences, and the ability to manage costs and resources across multiple sites in Scotland.