Water Asset Design PM – Hybrid Work & Growth

WSP Global Inc.; Glasgow; Hybrid; GBP 60,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working policy

Flexible working arrangements

Part-time options

Job summary

WSP is seeking a Project Manager for Water Asset Design in the UK. You will lead multidisciplinary projects from inception to delivery across water treatment, wastewater, and networks, collaborating with clients and an international team to ensure scope, schedule, and budget alignment.

The role offers hybrid working across the UK, with development opportunities to senior levels and chartership support. You’ll influence safe, high-quality outcomes and foster continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• Proven experience delivering infrastructure projects.
• Confidence in stakeholder management, risk, planning and commercial control.
• Working knowledge of NEC contracts.
• Comfort using project management tools and software.

Responsibilities

• Lead multidisciplinary projects from early options through to delivery and handover.
• Shape proposals, including scope, resources, programme and budget.
• Own the project's profit and loss: forecasts, costs, risk, billing and cash collection.
• Put in place and maintain the key project documents, such as plans, schedules, risk registers and stakeholder maps.
• Manage contracts and change, ideally under NEC.
• Lead, guide and develop your team, including Assistant Project Managers, and work closely with suppliers.
• Keep clients informed, spot issues early and champion quality, health and safety, and continuous improvement.

Skills

Infrastructure projects

Stakeholder management

NEC contracts

Project management tools

Job description

WSP is seeking a Project Manager for Water Asset Design in the UK. You will lead multidisciplinary projects from inception to delivery across water treatment, wastewater, and networks, collaborating with clients and an international team to ensure scope, schedule, and budget alignment.

The role offers hybrid working across the UK, with development opportunities to senior levels and chartership support. You’ll influence safe, high-quality outcomes and foster continuous improvement.