Water Project Manager – Hybrid, 38 Days Holiday

Scottish Water; Glasgow; Hybrid; GBP 46,000 - 57,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

38 days holiday (including public)

Company bonus scheme

Hybrid work model

Pension and life assurance

Volunteer time off

Flexible working

SW Splash rewards

Job summary

Scottish Water in Stepps, Glasgow is seeking an enthusiastic Project Manager to lead a portfolio of civil, mechanical and electrical projects across the capital investment DV2 West Regional Hub. You will manage delivery across project lifecycles, collaborate with stakeholders and drive performance using Unifier and other governance processes.

Hybrid working with weekly in-office days, a starting salary of £45,699 rising to £56,669, and a chance to shape Scotland's water infrastructure.

Qualifications

• Qualification to Degree, HND or HNC level in Engineering, Project Management or equivalent.
• Water industry experience preferred but not essential; NEC commercial/financial management experience advantageous.
• Good communication with stakeholders; familiarity with governance and MS Office tools.

Responsibilities

• Manage delivery of a portfolio of civil, mechanical and electrical projects across all lifecycle stages.
• Work to budgets and output performance and prepare monthly project updates.
• Monitor performance of consultants and commercial partners; manage health and safety considerations.

Skills

Engineering degree

Project management

Water industry experience

NEC contract management

Health & safety knowledge

MS Office

Stakeholder management

Communication skills

Education

Engineering degree / HND / HNC

Tools

Unifier

Job description

Scottish Water in Stepps, Glasgow is seeking an enthusiastic Project Manager to lead a portfolio of civil, mechanical and electrical projects across the capital investment DV2 West Regional Hub. You will manage delivery across project lifecycles, collaborate with stakeholders and drive performance using Unifier and other governance processes.

Hybrid working with weekly in-office days, a starting salary of £45,699 rising to £56,669, and a chance to shape Scotland's water infrastructure.