MWH Treatment Limited

MWH Treatment is looking to strengthen the Planning team with a Planner for Alliance framework. Alliance is a collaborative organisation comprising seven partner companies (Anglian Water, Balfour Beatty, Barhale, MMB, MWH Treatment, Skanska, and SWECO) and their extended supply chain, delivering over half of Anglian Water's capital investment programme. Alliance is entering its latest Asset Management Period, known as AMP 7, during which they will deliver a £1.4bn programme of work over the next five years. Are you ready to join us as we prepare to deliver one of the most exciting and innovative AMPs to date? What will you be doing as our new Planner? As our new Planner, you will take ownership of the project plan, drive the project team to deliver according to the plan, and challenge any delays or deviations. You will lead, coach, and guide a small team of junior Planners, being approachable and sharing your knowledge to develop others and improve team performance. Key responsibilities: Develop and maintain detailed project plans for the Delivery Team in line requirements, ensuring methodology adherence. Ensure project plans encompass the full scope and resources are appropriately considered and allocated. Identify opportunities and risks proactively, monitor the critical path and milestones, and advise the team on potential changes. Create 4D animations of the project plan to facilitate digital rehearsals of construction activities. Design and implement effective communication plans to ensure clarity and buy-in from relevant teams and stakeholders. Maintain planning standards and ensure published processes are followed. Uphold Health & Safety standards in all planning activities, emphasizing the mantra: 'Nothing is so important that we cannot take the time to do it safely'. What MWH offer At MWH Treatment, we believe that people matter. We foster a diverse environment that encourages innovation and growth. We offer opportunities for development and a range of benefits including: A competitive salary Hybrid working arrangements Car or car allowance (role and level dependent) 25 days holiday plus Bank Holidays, with an option to buy an additional 5 days Contribution pension scheme Life assurance Health insurance Private medical insurance Additional benefits include cycle-to-work schemes, discounts and savings hubs, kids pass, and more. Skills and Experience To be considered, you should have demonstrable experience working on relevant projects within the Civil Engineering sector, preferably in water. You must have experience with P6 scheduling software and leading collaborative planning processes. The ability to interpret drawings and implement efficient planning is essential. Strong communication skills, the ability to work under pressure, and adaptability to meet project objectives are crucial. You should be innovative, supportive, and committed to enhancing the reputation of the Planning team within the business.

We are looking to strengthen our Construction team with a Commissioning Engineer, based on-site within the Burham Region. You will report directly to the Commissioning Manager and will be responsible for managing all commissioning activities, ensuring work is undertaken safely in accordance with company procedures, specifications, and good working practices. Key responsibilities will include: Carry out Commissioning Engineers R&R's and deliver schemes in a safe, compliant manner. Review and monitor MEICA-related project risks. Attend commissioning system inductions and toolbox talks. Liaise with the design team to ensure plant commissioning requirements are incorporated at the design stage and included in the scope of works. Review design deliverables, including FDS, equipment and instrument lists, P&IDs, control philosophy, and telemetry requirements. Review and develop compliance and commissioning plans in conjunction with design intent. Oversee and sign off FAT and SAT, and witness process tests. Assist in developing the initial commissioning programme. Attend progress and commissioning meetings. Compile commissioning documentation and deliverables. Provide input into commissioning strategy reviews and documentation. Liaise with subcontractors regarding commissioning deliverables and interfaces. Assist training coordinators in compiling training deliverables and participate in SW training sessions. Assist O&M coordinators in compiling and reviewing O&M manuals. Distribute commissioning logs, daily diaries, and other engineer reports. Assist in preparing takeover reports. Liaise with the complete scheme delivery team. Qualifications and experience required: Proven electrical commissioning experience. Extensive site experience in water and/or water recycling operations. Practical knowledge of water and/or water recycling processes. A valid, clean UK driving license.

We are looking to strengthen our Construction team with a Senior Site Manager, based at Burham WSW. You will report directly to the Construction Manager, and your role will involve leading and directing the site team to coordinate the safe management of all operational activities on projects, ensuring HSQE, programme, and budget requirements are met. Key responsibilities will include: Ensure all works are undertaken with due regard to the needs of the local population and the travelling public. Manage, supervise, and mentor the site team as appropriate. Adopt, maintain, and promote cost-conscious management through efficient use of all resources. Ensure realistic scheme programmes are prepared, reviewed, and updated. Ensure method statements and risk assessments are prepared, reviewed, briefed, and updated. Ensure all 'as constructed' records are provided to the CDMC for inclusion within the Health and Safety File in a timely manner following scheme completion. Attend all training related to Site management duties, including appointed person and temporary works as required. Undertake site management supervision responsibilities for Health and Safety, Quality, and Environment. Main supervision of supply chain sub-contractors. Qualifications and experience required: Recognised Civil Engineering/Site Management Qualifications Health, Safety, and Environmental Management (IOSH or Construction Managers Safety Certificate) CSCS Site Manager (Min) First Aid at Work Experience in the Water Treatment Industry

We are looking to strengthen our Delivery team with a Projects Director covering a £150m project in Winchester on our CMDP Joint Venture Framework. You will report directly to the Programme Director and will be responsible for the overall direction, coordination, implementation, execution, control, and completion of the project, ensuring consistency with company strategy by planning and evaluating project activities within the required time and tender estimate, without risking the health and safety of all concerned, while ensuring good customer satisfaction. Key responsibilities will include: Promote exceptional safety and delivery quality standards to the workforce Ensure that the BMS is implemented throughout the project delivery process, from tender handover to final completion Maintain good client relationships at all levels Maintain the company's reputation by fostering good relationships with joint venture partners and suppliers Ensure sufficient trained personnel are available and aware of their responsibilities Plan projects, review and approve the Project Execution Plan (PEP), and monitor project delivery Ensure detailed construction plans and method statements are prepared, approved, and in place before activities commence Ensure all records referred to in the PEP are complete and available at contract completion Report site non-conformities and identify approximate costs Manage all commercial aspects proactively, providing accurate forecasts and estimates Implement and understand Quality, Safety, and Environmental Policies and Targets Satisfy customer requirements to enhance perception and satisfaction Maintain knowledge of technical disciplines related to water and wastewater projects Have detailed project management knowledge from conception to end-user acceptance Engage in continuous professional development through external networking and conferences Undertake other duties as reasonably required, consistent with the role's responsibilities Present a professional image and maintain positive relationships internally and externally Essential requirements include: Project management experience in multi-disciplinary design and construction projects, ideally in water industry Degree or equivalent in construction, commercial, or engineering discipline Project Management Qualification (PMQ) or equivalent Excellent communication skills, ability to work with clients, stakeholders, and end users Delivery-driven with target setting and team management skills Extensive project delivery experience Knowledge of Construction Contracts, NEC and/or IChemE Negotiation and administration skills Ability to present at MWHT Governance Reviews Risk & Opportunity Management experience Knowledge of CDM and construction Health & Safety Desirable skills include experience in water and wastewater treatment plants, Chartered status, NEC Project Manager Accreditation, and advanced technical competencies in contract management, governance, budgeting, risk management, project planning, digital delivery, procurement, solutions development, stakeholder management, resource management, change management, and quality management. Behavioral competencies include communication, collaboration, client focus, results orientation, integrity, coaching, and leadership.