ICBAN
Project Manager PO1 Scale point: SP 27 £38,220 - SP 30 £40,777 Are you passionate about regional development, and having a tangible impact on both the environment and the lives of people who live and work in the border region? Then we have an opportunity for you! ICBAN's mission is to improve the quality of life and prosperity of the Central Border Region, by creating a dynamic model of best practice and partnership in cross-border development. We require a proactive and innovative Project Manager to co-ordinate ICBAN's lead role in the delivery of the new 'FLOW' (For the Love of Our Waters) Water Quality project. Working with a dedicated Project Support Officer and in partnership with a diverse stakeholder group, this role is instrumental in maximising cross-border collaboration to deliver on the environmental and community objectives that are at the heart of the project. The postholder will have access to specialist scientific Water Quality expertise to support their project management responsibilities, so technical knowledge is not a pre-requisite. ICBAN operates a hybrid working model that will balance personal wellbeing with the requirements of the role, however the postholder must reside within a reasonable commuting distance of the four cross-border water catchments of Lough Melvin, Upper & Lower Lough MacNean, Cladagh River and Kilroosky Lake Cluster. Key Requirements : 3rd Level Qualification in a relevant field (e.g. Project Management, Business / Public Administration, or a related discipline) Proven experience in the management and completion of complex projects, including financial controls and stakeholder engagement. More information about the FLOW Project, and the full Job Specification is available in the Application Pack . The 'FLOW' project is supported by PEACEPLUS, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB). This is a fixed term position until 30 June 2029. ICBAN aims to secure further funded projects beyond this date and every effort will be made to provide continuity of employment beyond project completion dates, however this cannot be guaranteed. Closing date is 5pm Monday 2nd February 2026
Project Manager PO1 Scale point: SP 27 £38,220 - SP 30 £40,777 Are you passionate about regional development, and having a tangible impact on both the environment and the lives of people who live and work in the border region? Then we have an opportunity for you! ICBAN's mission is to improve the quality of life and prosperity of the Central Border Region, by creating a dynamic model of best practice and partnership in cross-border development. We require a proactive and innovative Project Manager to co-ordinate ICBAN's lead role in the delivery of the new 'FLOW' (For the Love of Our Waters) Water Quality project. Working with a dedicated Project Support Officer and in partnership with a diverse stakeholder group, this role is instrumental in maximising cross-border collaboration to deliver on the environmental and community objectives that are at the heart of the project. The postholder will have access to specialist scientific Water Quality expertise to support their project management responsibilities, so technical knowledge is not a pre-requisite. ICBAN operates a hybrid working model that will balance personal wellbeing with the requirements of the role, however the postholder must reside within a reasonable commuting distance of the four cross-border water catchments of Lough Melvin, Upper & Lower Lough MacNean, Cladagh River and Kilroosky Lake Cluster. Key Requirements : 3rd Level Qualification in a relevant field (e.g. Project Management, Business / Public Administration, or a related discipline) Proven experience in the management and completion of complex projects, including financial controls and stakeholder engagement. More information about the FLOW Project, and the full Job Specification is available in the Application Pack . The 'FLOW' project is supported by PEACEPLUS, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB). This is a fixed term position until 30 June 2029. ICBAN aims to secure further funded projects beyond this date and every effort will be made to provide continuity of employment beyond project completion dates, however this cannot be guaranteed. Closing date is 5pm Monday 2nd February 2026