Project Manager
| Posting date: | 18 June 2025 |
|---|---|
| Salary: | £47,832 to £58,716 per year |
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 18 July 2025 |
| Location: | Lincolnshire, East Midlands |
| Remote working: | On-site only |
| Company: | Workforce Unlimited |
| Job type: | Contract |
| Job reference: | 72621361 |
Summary
Job description
An exciting vacancy has arisen for a Project Manager, working in Lincolnshire. Our client is an independent statutory authority providing flood risk management and land drainage services within the catchment area.
About the Role
Reports to: Projects Director
Type of contract: Two-year fixed term contract
Hours of work: The Board operates a 74-hour nine-day fortnight (i.e. every second Friday is a day off work) with flexible hours of work. (Core hours 9am – 4pm)
The successful applicant will commence work as soon as possible.
Salary: £47,832 - £58,716 per year, equating to £3,986 - £4,893 per month at 2025/26 pay rates dependent on experience
Pension: Contributory Lincolnshire Local Government Pension Scheme available
Location: The Board’s offices are located at Swineshead, Lincolnshire.
Essential User: £2,292 per annum plus 45p per mile (up to 10,000 miles, 25p thereafter) travelled whilst on Board duties.
As Project Manager your primary role will be to work alongside the Grant in Aid Manager, Pump Engineer and Projects Director to develop and deliver the extensive capital programme of asset improvement projects. This capital programme of works will revolve around the Board’s 34 ageing pumping stations requiring refurbishments and replacements. The Board is currently working on a programme of grant income at the value of circa £14million over the term of the contract. Individual projects range in size from approximately £500,000 to £3,000,000.
The role will involve providing technical and design engineering support to all operations of the Board in a wide variety of forms and scenarios, managing a technical programme of works.
Roles & Duties
Lead on the delivery of projects, prepare specification and tenders, allocate resources, manage risks, coordinate work and ensure delivery to programme management and budget.
Assist in the development of projects with input into the funding application process.
Project management of Flood Defence Grant in Aid funded projects in partnership with the Environment Agency.
Manage design risks and ensure the team complies with the requirements of Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015
Contribute towards and produce reports
Provide technical assurance and expertise to colleagues, partners and stakeholders
Asset Management – inspection, records, reporting, work programmes
Develop partnerships/liaise & communicate with other local Flood Risk Management Authorities
Create a collaborative, supportive and inclusive environment which prioritises colleagues’ mental and physical wellbeing.
You will seek to ensure that the management of the drainage and water level management network is not compromised by development or changes in land use.
Protect the Board’s interests and manage assets, ensuring inspections, survey are carried out to a high standard. Maintain records and work programming data. Ensure all areas are efficient, methodical and accurate in order to develop, manage and maintain excellent systems and processes.
This post will offer direct support to the Projects Director and Grant in Aid Manager, whilst working as part of the wider team to deliver organisational objectives.
About You
An experienced engineer who is passionate about sustainability, you will ensure the delivery of high-profile projects for sustainable flood protection across the Board’s catchment.
You are an Incorporated Engineer or equivalent. An understanding of both Civils and relevant Mechanical & Electrical Engineering would be beneficial, however, either / or will be considered. If not already at Chartered or Incorporated Engineer status, consideration will be given if you are able to demonstrate knowledge and experience and willingness to work towards this and we will support you as required.
You should have previous experience of successfully managing projects of similar size and nature.
You should be a proven leader, with demonstrable experience in motivating and managing a multidisciplinary team; ensuring all regulations are adhered to and best practice is always followed.
You may have experience of working within the flood risk management industry or local government technical departments, working with local representatives and in partnership with their professional partners.
You will build relationships with ease, allowing you to communicate effectively with your immediate team along with a wide range of people, from senior leaders and local authority partners to community engagement groups.
You may also already be a Member of Institution of Civil Engineers as a Chartered or Incorporated Engineer or be similarly qualified.
If you are interested in this position and have experience, please email your CV to laura@workforceunlimited.com or call on 01205 355899 to discuss this role further.
Due to the high volume of applications, it is not always possible to respond to all candidates. If you have not had a response from us from within 7 days from applying then please assume that your application was unsuccessful.
Workforce Unlimited is a Recruitment Agency and acting on behalf of a Client. By submitting your CV or application to Workforce Unlimited, you are consenting to your details being forwarded onto our Client in relation to the position applied for and, unless advised otherwise, we will retain your information for consideration for future relevant vacancies for a limited time.
An exciting vacancy has arisen for a Project Manager, working in Lincolnshire. Our client is an independent statutory authority providing flood risk management and land drainage services within the catchment area.
About the Role
Reports to: Projects Director
Type of contract: Two-year fixed term contract
Hours of work: The Board operates a 74-hour nine-day fortnight (i.e. every second Friday is a day off work) with flexible hours of work. (Core hours 9am – 4pm)
The successful applicant will commence work as soon as possible.
Salary: £47,832 - £58,716 per year, equating to £3,986 - £4,893 per month at 2025/26 pay rates dependent on experience
Pension: Contributory Lincolnshire Local Government Pension Scheme available
Location: The Board’s offices are located at Swineshead, Lincolnshire.
Essential User: £2,292 per annum plus 45p per mile (up to 10,000 miles, 25p thereafter) travelled whilst on Board duties.
As Project Manager your primary role will be to work alongside the Grant in Aid Manager, Pump Engineer and Projects Director to develop and deliver the extensive capital programme of asset improvement projects. This capital programme of works will revolve around the Board’s 34 ageing pumping stations requiring refurbishments and replacements. The Board is currently working on a programme of grant income at the value of circa £14million over the term of the contract. Individual projects range in size from approximately £500,000 to £3,000,000.
The role will involve providing technical and design engineering support to all operations of the Board in a wide variety of forms and scenarios, managing a technical programme of works.
Roles & Duties
Lead on the delivery of projects, prepare specification and tenders, allocate resources, manage risks, coordinate work and ensure delivery to programme management and budget.
Assist in the development of projects with input into the funding application process.
Project management of Flood Defence Grant in Aid funded projects in partnership with the Environment Agency.
Manage design risks and ensure the team complies with the requirements of Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015
Contribute towards and produce reports
Provide technical assurance and expertise to colleagues, partners and stakeholders
Asset Management – inspection, records, reporting, work programmes
Develop partnerships/liaise & communicate with other local Flood Risk Management Authorities
Create a collaborative, supportive and inclusive environment which prioritises colleagues’ mental and physical wellbeing.
You will seek to ensure that the management of the drainage and water level management network is not compromised by development or changes in land use.
Protect the Board’s interests and manage assets, ensuring inspections, survey are carried out to a high standard. Maintain records and work programming data. Ensure all areas are efficient, methodical and accurate in order to develop, manage and maintain excellent systems and processes.
This post will offer direct support to the Projects Director and Grant in Aid Manager, whilst working as part of the wider team to deliver organisational objectives.
About You
An experienced engineer who is passionate about sustainability, you will ensure the delivery of high-profile projects for sustainable flood protection across the Board’s catchment.
You are an Incorporated Engineer or equivalent. An understanding of both Civils and relevant Mechanical & Electrical Engineering would be beneficial, however, either / or will be considered. If not already at Chartered or Incorporated Engineer status, consideration will be given if you are able to demonstrate knowledge and experience and willingness to work towards this and we will support you as required.
You should have previous experience of successfully managing projects of similar size and nature.
You should be a proven leader, with demonstrable experience in motivating and managing a multidisciplinary team; ensuring all regulations are adhered to and best practice is always followed.
You may have experience of working within the flood risk management industry or local government technical departments, working with local representatives and in partnership with their professional partners.
You will build relationships with ease, allowing you to communicate effectively with your immediate team along with a wide range of people, from senior leaders and local authority partners to community engagement groups.
You may also already be a Member of Institution of Civil Engineers as a Chartered or Incorporated Engineer or be similarly qualified.
If you are interested in this position and have experience, please email your CV to laura@workforceunlimited.com or call on 01205 355899 to discuss this role further.
Due to the high volume of applications, it is not always possible to respond to all candidates. If you have not had a response from us from within 7 days from applying then please assume that your application was unsuccessful.
Workforce Unlimited is a Recruitment Agency and acting on behalf of a Client. By submitting your CV or application to Workforce Unlimited, you are consenting to your details being forwarded onto our Client in relation to the position applied for and, unless advised otherwise, we will retain your information for consideration for future relevant vacancies for a limited time.