M&E Project Manager - Water Infrastructure Location: Bristol / South WestWe're working in partnership with a leading Tier 1 contractor to recruit an experienced M&E Project Manager to support the delivery of major water projects across the South West.Operating within long-term framework programmes, you will lead the delivery of mechanical and electrical installation packages across a portfolio of infrastructure and non-infrastructure schemes. These projects play a critical role in maintaining and improving essential water and wastewater services for communities across the region.This role is ideal for an M&E project professional who enjoys working in technically complex environments and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to deliver projects safely, efficiently and to a high standard. The Role As M&E Project Manager, you will take responsibility for the successful planning and delivery of mechanical and electrical works across water infrastructure projects. You will oversee the full project lifecycle from pre-construction planning through installation, commissioning and handover, ensuring all M&E elements are delivered safely, on programme and within budget. Working closely with civil teams, design teams, commercial teams and specialist subcontractors, you will ensure seamless coordination between disciplines and maintain strong client relationships throughout project delivery. Key ResponsibilitiesManage the delivery of mechanical and electrical works across water infrastructure projectsLead projects from planning and procurement through installation and commissioningCoordinate M&E subcontractors, suppliers and specialist installation teamsEnsure works are delivered safely, on programme and within budgetDevelop installation strategies, construction methodologies and delivery plansWork closely with civil and engineering teams to ensure effective integration of worksMonitor programme performance and implement corrective actions where requiredManage project risks, technical challenges and design coordination issuesSupport commercial teams with cost management, change control and forecastingAttend and lead project progress meetings, site reviews and client meetingsEnsure compliance with technical specifications, quality standards and contract requirementsOversee testing, commissioning and handover processesMaintain strong relationships with clients, consultants and delivery teams About You You will be an experienced M&E Project Manager with a background delivering mechanical and electrical installations within infrastructure, utilities or industrial environments. EssentialProven experience delivering M&E packages on infrastructure or utilities projectsStrong knowledge of mechanical and electrical installation processesExperience managing subcontractors and specialist supply chain partnersExperience delivering projects within regulated sectors such as water, utilities or energyGood understanding of construction contracts (NEC preferred)Strong leadership and team coordination skillsExcellent communication and stakeholder management abilitiesAbility to manage programme, risk and delivery across complex projectsDesirableExperience delivering M&E works on water or wastewater treatment projectsDegree or qualification in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering or Building ServicesSMSTS, CSCS or relevant site management certificationsExperience working on AMP water framework projects What's on OfferSalary up to £85,000Annual bonus schemeCompany car or car allowanceGenerous annual leave with the option to buy additional daysFlexible and hybrid working arrangementsPrivate medical insuranceContributory pension schemeStructured mentoring and professional development programmesEmployee recognition and long service awardsAccess to share schemes, cycle to work scheme and gym discountsEmployee support services for colleagues and their families If you're an M&E Project Manager with experience delivering infrastructure or utilities projects, this is an opportunity to work on long-term water framework programmes with strong career progression and project continuity.JBRP1_UKTJ