This role is ideal for someone with a strong background in MEICA delivery, commissioning and water process engineering, capable of leading multidisciplinary coordination across technically complex treatment and infrastructure schemes. You’ll play a key role in managing MEICA and commissioning activities from design through to handover, supporting project delivery across mechanical, electrical and process-focused environments. The Role You’ll be involved in: Leading MEICA and commissioning delivery across water infrastructure projects Coordinating design, construction and commissioning activities Managing interfaces between designers, subcontractors and delivery teams Supporting project delivery through ECI, design review and commissioning stages Managing RAMS, quality plans, ITPs and technical documentation Leading handover and commissioning documentation processes Supporting risk management, programme coordination and technical compliance Promoting HSE and construction best practice across project activities The role will involve close coordination with site teams, suppliers and client stakeholders throughout the full project lifecycle. What They’re Looking For Extensive experience within MEICA Design, Delivery & Commissioning Strong background within Water or Wastewater Treatment projects Experience working within major contractor or framework environments Good understanding of commissioning, handover and construction processes Strong leadership and multidisciplinary coordination skills Knowledge of CDM, HSE legislation and industry standards Essential: CSCS / ECS Card SMSTS First Aid qualification Blue Water Hygiene Card Thames Water Passport Experience as an Electrical or Mechanical Authorised Person would be highly beneficial. Professional registration such as EngTech, IEng or CEng is desirable. Why Apply? Long-term Outside IR35 contract opportunity Major water infrastructure and treatment project exposure Opportunity to lead MEICA delivery across complex schemes Strong project pipeline within regulated infrastructure environments Technically challenging and leadership-focused role Immediate interviews available. If you’re a MEICA Manager with water sector and commissioning experience looking for your next long-term Outside IR35 contract, apply now to be considered.For further information on this opportunity, please contact Max Williams on 02392 603030 or email max.williams@blueprintrecruit.com Alternatively, please apply directly using the “Apply” option below.

This role is ideal for a Chartered Engineer with strong design-build and water sector experience who enjoys leading complex project delivery across technically demanding infrastructure programmes. You’ll take ownership of design management across a portfolio of projects, driving technical coordination, programme delivery, stakeholder management and multidisciplinary collaboration throughout the full project lifecycle. The Role You’ll be involved in: Leading multidisciplinary design delivery across water and wastewater projects Managing design teams through technical and delivery stages Driving cost-effective, buildable and technically compliant solutions Coordinating project stakeholders, consultants and delivery teams Managing programme, quality and design outputs across multiple projects Supporting technical reviews, risk management and H&S compliance Providing technical support during construction and commissioning stages Contributing towards sustainability and low-carbon delivery objectives The role will involve close collaboration across process, civil and MEICA disciplines within large-scale infrastructure environments. What They’re Looking For Extensive experience within multidisciplinary design management Strong background within water or wastewater infrastructure projects Chartered Engineer status Degree qualified within an engineering-related discipline Experience within design-build project environments Strong understanding of CDM regulations and construction H&S Ability to manage teams, programmes and technical delivery Excellent communication and stakeholder management capability Ideally: APM Project Fundamentals Qualification Experience delivering large-scale infrastructure projects Knowledge of BIM procedures and collaborative delivery environments Why Apply? Opportunity to lead major UK water infrastructure projects Hybrid working with 2–3 days on site in Southampton Senior leadership role within a technically strong engineering environment Long-term project pipeline across water and wastewater sectors Strong progression and development opportunities Immediate interviews available. If you’re a Senior Design Manager with water sector experience looking to lead technically complex infrastructure projects within a collaborative delivery environment, apply now to be considered. For further information on this opportunity, please contact Max Williams on 02392 603030 or email max.williams@blueprintrecruit.com Alternatively, please apply directly using the “Apply” option below.

Site Engineer – Power Infrastructure / T&D Projects (Contract) Location: Birmingham (Site-Based Role) Rate: £400 per day (Outside IR35) Job Type: Contract – 6 Months (Rolling – Long-Term Project) Hours: 50 hours per week Start Date: ASAP Urgent Requirement – Long-Term Project – Immediate Interviews This role offers the chance to work on a long-term site-based project, supporting the Site Manager and overseeing construction activities, subcontractors and technical delivery on-site. The successful Site Engineer will play a key role in setting out, quality assurance, technical coordination and site supervision, ensuring works are delivered safely, efficiently and to the highest standards. Key Responsibilities As a Site Engineer, your responsibilities will include: Supporting the Site Manager in day-to-day site operations and delivery Carrying out setting out, levelling and surveying activities Interpreting and working from construction drawings, rebar drawings and schedules Verifying subcontractor works and ensuring compliance with design specifications Acting as a technical advisor to subcontractors and site teams Managing quality assurance processes including ITPs, inspections and documentation Maintaining site records, reports, diaries and as-built data Managing and coordinating temporary works (TWC responsibilities) Supporting RFI and technical query processes Ensuring compliance with health, safety and environmental standards (SHEQ) Assisting with handover documentation and project close-out Requirements To be considered for this Site Engineer role, candidates should have: 5+ years’ experience as a Site Engineer within infrastructure or power projects Experience within transmission & distribution (T&D) or utilities projects Strong experience in setting out, surveying and site engineering activities Experience managing subcontractors and site coordination Strong understanding of quality assurance and site documentation processes Excellent communication and problem-solving skills Essential: · National Grid Person · UK Drivers Licence CSCS or equivalent safety certification SMSTS / SSSTS or IOSH qualification Desirable: Experience working on National Grid or major infrastructure projects Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC) experience Knowledge of permits, safe systems of work and site compliance processes First Aid or additional safety certifications Contract Details Initial 6-month contract (long-term rolling opportunity) Outside IR35 £400 per day Site-based role in Birmingham 50 hours per week Why Apply? Work on a major power infrastructure project Long-term project offering contract stability Opportunity to take a key role in site delivery and coordination Strong exposure to T&D and utilities sector projects This is a high-priority role with immediate start – early applications are strongly encouraged. If you are a Site Engineer with power or infrastructure experience, this is an excellent opportunity to work on a long-term, high-value project in Birmingham. Apply now to secure your place in the interview process. For further information on this opportunity, please contact Max Williams on 02392 603030 or email max.williams@blueprintrecruit.com Alternatively, please apply directly using the “Apply” option below.

Site Engineer – Water & Wastewater Projects (WTW / WWTW) Location: Peterborough / Anglian Region (Site-Based) Salary: £50,000 – £56,000 per annum Job Type: Permanent Hours: 40 hours per week Open to Contract: £400/day - £450/day (Inside IR35) An excellent opportunity has arisen for multiple Site Engineers to join a growing team delivering water and wastewater infrastructure projects across the Anglian region, with a focus around Peterborough. These roles offer the chance to work on WTW (Water Treatment Works) and WWTW (Wastewater Treatment Works) projects, supporting the delivery of essential infrastructure within the UK water sector. The successful Site Engineers will take ownership of site engineering activities, including setting out, surveying, quality assurance and technical coordination, working closely with site management teams to deliver projects safely, efficiently and to a high standard. Key Responsibilities As a Site Engineer, your responsibilities will include: Carrying out setting out, surveying and site engineering duties Managing day-to-day site quality assurance activities Conducting inspections, approvals and quality checks Supporting project delivery in line with programme, budget and quality standards Producing and reviewing red-line drawings and as-built information Preparing temporary works design briefs Coordinating with design and engineering teams to resolve technical issues Maintaining accurate site records and documentation Supporting the implementation of health, safety and environmental standards Producing 3-month lookahead programmes and planning site activities Requirements To be considered for this Site Engineer role, candidates should have: Proven experience working as a Site Engineer or Setting Out Engineer within civil engineering projects Experience within the water or wastewater sector (WTW / WWTW) Strong knowledge of surveying and setting out techniques Experience using robotic total stations and GPS equipment Understanding of construction drawings, BIM models and digital design systems Strong knowledge of health & safety and site regulations Qualifications and certifications: HNC / HND in Civil Engineering or equivalent CSCS card SSSTS (Site Safety Supervisor Training Scheme) First Aid certification What’s On Offer £50,000 – £56,000 salary Opportunity to work on major water infrastructure projects Career development and progression opportunities Exposure to large-scale civil engineering and water treatment projects Opportunity to mentor graduate and apprentice engineers If you are a Site Engineer with water sector or civil engineering experience looking to work on WTW and WWTW infrastructure projects, this is an excellent opportunity to join a forward-thinking team delivering essential UK infrastructure. Apply now to learn more about this opportunity.For further information on this opportunity, please contact Max Williams on 02392 603030 or email max.williams@blueprintrecruit.com Alternatively, please apply directly using the “Apply” option below.

Job Title: Site Manager Location: Ashford Job Type: Contract Duration: Initial 2–3 Months (Potential Extension up to 6 Months) IR35 Status: Inside IR35 Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm (45 hours per week) Rate: Negotiable Overview An urgent opportunity has arisen for an experienced Site Manager to support works on a live substation upgrade project in Ashford. The role is required immediately to support ongoing survey and investigation works, ensuring site activities are managed safely and efficiently. The successful candidate will oversee works including major equipment replacement, extensive cabling and infrastructure upgrades within a live high-voltage environment. While the construction of a Gas Insulated Switchgear (GIS) building is planned for a later phase of the project, the Site Manager may provide valuable input during the design development stage. Key Responsibilities · Manage day-to-day site operations on a live substation project · Oversee works including equipment replacement, cabling installation and substation upgrades · Coordinate site teams, contractors and project stakeholders · Ensure strict compliance with health, safety and environmental standards · Monitor progress and ensure works are delivered in line with project programmes · Support investigation and survey activities currently underway · Provide site-based input into design development where required · Liaise with project management and engineering teams to resolve site queries Requirements · Proven experience as a Site Manager within utility, power or substation environments · Experience working on live high-voltage sites · Strong knowledge of National Grid safety and operational standards · Ability to manage complex site operations in a regulated environment · Strong leadership, communication and coordination skills Essential Certifications · Candidates must hold the following (in date): · National Grid Safety Instructions (NSI) 6 & 8 – Competent Person · Temporary Works Coordinator certification · CAT 1 & CAT 2 with Substation High Voltage (HV) module for utility excavation · SMSTS (Site Management Safety Training Scheme) · SHEA (Safety, Health and Environmental Awareness) Candidates will also be required to complete an internal assessment relating to National Grid supplier requirements. Project Environment · Live substation upgrade project · High-voltage infrastructure environment · Ongoing survey and investigation work · Equipment replacement and major cabling installation This is an excellent opportunity for a qualified Site Manager with National Grid experience to take on a key role within a live infrastructure project, offering an immediate start and the potential for contract extension as the project progresses.For further information on this opportunity, please contact Rob Taylor on 02392 603030 or email rob.taylor@blueprintrecruit.com Alternatively, please apply directly using the “Apply” option below.