Stakeholder Manager; Lands, Buildings & Assets

Stakeholder Manager (Lands, Buildings & Assets) - Major Infrastructure Programme

I'm supporting a Tier One contractor delivering a major, long-term civils and engineering programme in the North West. We're looking for an experienced Stakeholder Manager with a background in complex infrastructure, land access, facilities, or asset-related stakeholder engagement.

This role focuses on managing key stakeholders linked to land, buildings and critical site assets, ensuring the project has the permissions, constraints, coordination and approvals required to deliver safely and efficiently within a highly regulated environment.

• Lead stakeholder engagement relating to land access, buildings, facilities and critical site assets
• Secure permissions, agreements and approvals required for project activity
• Build strong relationships with asset owners, land agents, facility managers and internal delivery teams
• Coordinate access constraints, building restrictions, zoning requirements and asset‑protection considerations
• Support engineering, planning and construction teams with land and asset requirements
• Run interface meetings, workshops and stakeholder reviews
• Maintain documentation and approval records, ensuring full governance compliance
• Identify risks and issues relating to land, buildings or assets and support mitigation strategies
• Provide clear communication between all parties to support safe, assured delivery

• Experience in stakeholder engagement on major infrastructure, nuclear, utilities or heavy‑civils programmes
• Understanding of land access, permissions, buildings, facilities or asset protection (desirable)
• Strong relationship‑building and communication skills
• Ability to manage complex stakeholders and navigate high‑governance environments
• Highly organised, proactive and confident working across multi‑disciplinary teams

This role requires the ability to satisfy security vetting processes linked to high‑security infrastructure environments.

• £55,000 to £60,000 salary
• £5,750 car allowance
• Benefits package
• Long‑term programme of work the North West
• Opportunity to shape stakeholder coordination on one of the UK's most complex infrastructure programmes

If you'd like to discuss the role in confidence, please feel free to message me directly or email