Design Manager - Water Projects

A specialist infrastructure business delivering major improvements to water and wastewater networks is seeking an experienced Design Manager to support a growing programme of AMP8 projects across Kent and the South East.This contract position will be centred around the Chatham office, with a blend of site visits and flexible working. The role offers the opportunity to become involved in schemes at various stages of the project lifecycle, from early design development through to construction support and final delivery.
The Opportunity
The AMP8 investment period is creating significant demand for experienced water professionals who can bridge the gap between design teams and project delivery functions. As Design Manager, you'll be responsible for ensuring engineering solutions are developed efficiently, meet operational requirements and can be successfully delivered on site.
Working as part of an established framework team in Chatham, you'll help drive design performance across a portfolio of clean water and wastewater projects that are essential to improving regional infrastructure.
Key Responsibilities
What You'll Need
This role is aimed at experienced professionals who have already delivered projects within the UK water industry.
You'll ideally bring:
Previous water sector experience is essential. The client is specifically seeking candidates who understand the technical, operational and regulatory requirements unique to water and wastewater project delivery.
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