Site Manager Closing date

About The Role

As a Site Manager within Esh Stantec Pre‑Scheme team, you will lead the delivery of data collection for water and wastewater infrastructure projects with a focus on subcontractor coordination and RASWA (Road and Street Works Act) permitting. Operating in a highly regulated environment, you will ensure works are executed safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with Northumbrian Water specifications, Ofwat requirements, DWI and environmental standards.

The role offers a blended site and office based working structure, and requires strong leadership, technical expertise, and a proactive approach to managing complex, multi‑stakeholder projects.

Bowburn, Client and Design Partner offices as required

• Overseeing installation and commissioning of flow monitors, pressure sensors, and asset condition survey equipment
• Ensuring accurate data capture, calibration, and reporting to support operational performance and compliance
• Coordinating with specialist including survey contractors and ground investigation specialists validating data integrity liaising directly with internal and external stakeholders

• Supervising subcontractors across civil, utility, survey, and instrumentation disciplines
• Ensuring compliance with CDM regulations, health and safety protocols, and contractual obligations
• Review of Method Statements, conducting site inductions, toolbox talks, and performance reviews
• Managing resource allocation, productivity, and quality assurance

• Managing the full lifecycle of RASWA permits, including applications, renewals, and compliance monitoring
• Liaising with local authorities, traffic management providers, and utility stakeholders
• Ensuring all site activities adhere to permit conditions and street works legislation

• HNC/HND or Degree in Civil Engineering or a related discipline desirable, or have strong trade management role i.e Agent/General Foreman / Foreman
• NRSWA Supervisor qualification (Units 1, 10–14)
• SMSTS (Site Management Safety Training Scheme)
• Valid CSCS card (Manager level)
• Full UK driving licence

• In‑depth knowledge of UK water industry standards (Water UK, Sewers for Adoption, Ofwat)
• Proven experience managing projects within the water or utility sector
• Strong understanding of data collection methodologies (flow monitoring, pressure testing, asset surveys)
• Excellent leadership, communication, and stakeholder engagement skills
• Able to work within a multi‑skilled team and under initiative
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and project management tools
• Ability to interpret technical drawings, specifications, and permit conditions
• Familiarity with NEC contracts and commercial reporting