Package Manager

In this role you will support the delivery of large-scale infrastructure packages by promoting safety culture, coordinating subcontract interfaces, and managing programme-driven logistics and quality. You will work with cross-functional teams to ensure compliance, timely delivery, and resolution of technical and interface challenges. The position offers involvement in iconic UK projects and a clear path to impact on safety, productivity, and project outcomes.

• Smart working with up to 40% remote working
• 25 days paid annual leave (pro rata)
• Family-friendly maternity/adoption leave
• 4 weeks full pay for paternity/partner leave
• Pension
• Share incentive plan

• Promote and maintain a strong safety culture across all activities and ensure HSE compliance (RAMS, SSOW)
• Deliver daily safety briefings and support incident investigations
• Drive environmental compliance and sustainable practices within the package scope
• Manage allocated subcontract packages for scope, programme and safety compliance
• Coordinate design and construction interfaces between subcontractors
• Ensure subcontractor documentation and reporting meet project standards
• Support readiness activities and escalate blockers to On Site Logistics Manager
• Develop and manage short- and medium-term programmes aligned with project schedules
• Monitor progress, maintain records, and apply short interval control techniques
• Identify and mitigate sequencing conflicts within package scope
• Ensure subcontractor compliance with programme and productivity targets
• Coordinate site logistics plans with the wider team and supply chain
• Review and monitor subcontractor plans and logistics for plant, lifting operations, and resource allocation
• Analyse package-specific logistical requirements and implement solutions
• Resolve conflicts and ensure sequencing aligns with programme objectives
• Oversee technical delivery and quality assurance for allocated works
• Manage NCRs and collaborate with design and quality teams to resolve technical issues and meet deadlines

• BSc, MSc, or BEng in Civil Engineering or equivalent GNVQ
• CSCS
• SMSTS
• Experience in related environment
• Eligibility to work in the UK
• Good understanding of contracts and notifiable events (NEC3)
• General construction experience on large infrastructure projects
• Awareness of procurement processes and level of detail in scope documents and WI
• Experience managing site activities & monitoring/reporting on subcontractor performance
• Experience in multidisciplinary interfaces environment
• Ability to report clear and reliable information

• Clear and reliable reporting
• Cross-functional collaboration
• Problem solving under pressure
• RAMS and SSOW compliance
• Programme management and short interval control
• Subcontract management and interfaces coordination