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Our client, a prominent player in the Defence and Nuclear sector, is seeking a skilled Wiring/Assembly Tech for a contract role at their site in Wimborne. Due to the nature of the role, applicants must hold the sole British nationality. Fully onsite in Wimborne, Dorset. 15-16.71 p/h PAYE, inside IR35. 12 month contract. Key Responsibilities: Wiring complex assemblies using technical drawings, wiring/circuit diagrams, and work instructions Terminal installation Soldering high-density multi-pin connections Soldering surface mount devices Mechanical assembly of control cabinets, racks, frames, and associated metalwork Manufacture of cable looms Printed circuit board assembly and repair Repairs and modifications including upgrades in accordance with documented procedures Comprehensive checks on wired assemblies Ensuring all paperwork (hard and soft copy) and electronic systems including ERP is completed accurately to ensure traceability Maintaining good standards of housekeeping and cleanliness whilst complying with best health and safety practice, including ESD precautions Skills, Qualifications, and Experience: Academic qualification or practical experience in electrical assembly Previous assembly experience within a workshop manufacturing environment Excellent soldering skills including complex high-density connectors and surface mount devices Meticulous assembling skills Able to read and understand electrical drawings including wiring diagrams and PCB schematics Strong time management and ability to work unsupervised to defined deadlines Good communicator and team player Basic computer literacy, including experience with Microsoft Outlook, Word, and Excel Desired Skills: Existing qualification to IPC-A-610/620 would be an advantage Experience with COSHH Essential Functions: This role is based in the manufacturing facility and is not physically demanding, although some lifting of equipment will be required Ability to attain UKSV security clearance If you meet the above criteria and are looking for a challenging and rewarding opportunity in the Defence & Security, Nuclear, and Aerospace sectors, we encourage you to apply now. Join our client's dedicated team and contribute to critical projects.

Machine Learning Engineer (Computer Vision) Location: Bristol (hybrid) Type: Permanent (full-time) Team: AI / Computer Vision Visa: Unfortunately, visa sponsorship is not available for this role. About the Company A UK-based technology business building AI-led vision systems that turn image and video streams into automated, real-time insight . Our products are used in operational environments where speed, reliability, and accurate detection matter-helping teams monitor large areas and respond quickly when something changes. The Role We're looking for a Machine Learning / Computer Vision Engineer to help tackle challenging real-world problems using modern deep learning. You'll work closely with a multidisciplinary team to develop, productionise, and deploy computer vision models that run reliably across cloud and edge environments. What You'll Be Doing Build, test, and improve production-grade deep learning models for computer vision tasks (classification, detection, segmentation, tracking) Optimise and deploy CV/ML pipelines to cloud and edge platforms Design, curate, and manage image/video datasets for training and evaluation Develop and maintain annotation workflows and tooling Create synthetic data pipelines (including generative approaches) to augment real-world datasets Stay current with emerging tools, methods, and best practices in CV/ML What We're Looking For Degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Robotics (or similar), or equivalent commercial experience Proven experience delivering deep learning solutions for core CV tasks (classification / detection / segmentation / tracking) Strong skills with PyTorch (or similar) and CV libraries such as OpenCV / scikit-image Strong, production-ready Python engineering (version control, testing, code reviews) Analytical mindset with strong problem-solving ability Clear communicator who works well in a collaborative team Nice to Have Experience with real-world sensor data (e.g., RGB-D, thermal, radar) Model optimisation/deployment tooling (ONNX, TensorRT) Edge deployment experience (e.g., NVIDIA Jetson or other resource-constrained devices) Familiarity with MLOps tooling (e.g., DVC, MLflow) Relevant open-source contributions in computer vision Interested? If this sounds like you, apply with your CV or get in touch to discuss the role in confidence.

Our client, a prominent player in the FMCG industry, is currently seeking a Legal Counsel Operations professional to join their team on a contract basis. This role is focused on providing dedicated legal support on a specific programme. Key Responsibilities: Legal Coordination (Global & Markets) Engage with regional and local legal teams to assess legal and regulatory implications of proposed supplier changes Support consistent interpretation of legal constraints raised by markets Drive alignment across jurisdictions while allowing for local requirements Contracting & Commercial Support Support re-opening and amendment of existing supplier contracts, including payment term changes Provide legal input into contractual mechanisms (amendments, variations, side letters) Review and support development of standardised contractual approaches and templates Programme Tracking & Governance Maintain oversight of contract changes, legal sign-offs and key issues Track progress against programme timelines and escalate delays or risks Support reporting into programme governance forums Risk & Compliance Identify and manage key legal risks, including local law/payment term restrictions, contract enforceability, and supplier engagement risks Ensure compliance with governance frameworks such as UKCAP and SoDA Stakeholder Engagement Partner with Procurement, Finance and programme leadership Support development of supplier communication strategies and negotiation positions Act as a pragmatic legal advisor within a fast-paced programme environment Job Requirements: Essential Skills & Experience Qualified lawyer (or equivalent professional experience) Strong commercial contracts experience, ideally within procurement or supply chain Experience managing multi-jurisdictional legal matters Ability to operate independently with minimal supervision Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills Desirable Skills & Experience Experience supporting global transformation or cost optimisation programmes Familiarity with indirect procurement and supplier contracting models Personal Attributes: Highly organised with strong tracking and delivery discipline Pragmatic, solutions-oriented and commercially focused Comfortable operating in a high-profile, fast-paced global project Collaborative and able to work across functional and geographic boundaries Additional Information: Contract role to end-2027 Dedicated to a Project (primary focus), with limited flexibility to support wider Ops Legal team if required If you are a qualified legal professional seeking a dynamic role within a global organisation, we would love to hear from you.

Proven experience in commercial contract management or a similar procurement/commercial role. A leading organisation within the defence sector is currently recruiting for a Principal Commercial Officer on a full-time, permanent basis in Stevenage. Role: Principal Commercial Officer Type: Permanent Location: Stevenage (Hybrid working: 2 - 3 days on-site) Salary: Circa 50,000 + benefits Key responsibilities for the Principal Commercial Officer will include and will not be limited to: Manage contracts from start to finish, including bids, negotiation, delivery, and closure. Help win new business by supporting bids, writing and reviewing contracts, and protecting company interests. Take part in negotiations to agree contract terms. Oversee contracts day-to-day, including changes, issues, and admin. Identify risks and opportunities and work with teams to manage them. Build strong relationships with customers and partners. Support project teams with commercial advice. Communicate updates clearly to stakeholders and senior management. Represent the commercial team in meetings and reviews. Keep systems and data up to date (e.g. SAP). Promote best practice and support junior team members. Work to deadlines in a fast-paced environment. Key skills and experience required for the Principal Commercial Officer role will include and will not be limited to: Strong experience in contract management across the full lifecycle. Confident in negotiation and working with stakeholders. Experience managing complex, high-value contracts. Good understanding of contract law, risk, and liabilities. Able to draft and negotiate contract terms and conditions. Knowledge of pricing and costing. Awareness of intellectual property and how to protect it. Understanding of import/export rules and licences. Good process and change management skills. Strong teamwork and influencing abilities. Good commercial awareness across customers and suppliers. Comfortable using IT systems and tools such as SAP. To apply for this Principal Commercial Officer / Commercial Manager / Contracts Officer / Commercial Contracts Specialist role, candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK and meet security clearance requirements.

Our client, a prominent player in the FMCG industry, is currently seeking a Legal Counsel Operations professional to join their team on a contract basis. This role is focused on providing dedicated legal support on a specific programme. Key Responsibilities: Legal Coordination (Global & Markets) Engage with regional and local legal teams to assess legal and regulatory implications of proposed supplier changes Support consistent interpretation of legal constraints raised by markets Drive alignment across jurisdictions while allowing for local requirements Contracting & Commercial Support Support re-opening and amendment of existing supplier contracts, including payment term changes Provide legal input into contractual mechanisms (amendments, variations, side letters) Review and support development of standardised contractual approaches and templates Programme Tracking & Governance Maintain oversight of contract changes, legal sign-offs and key issues Track progress against programme timelines and escalate delays or risks Support reporting into programme governance forums Risk & Compliance Identify and manage key legal risks, including local law/payment term restrictions, contract enforceability, and supplier engagement risks Ensure compliance with governance frameworks such as UKCAP and SoDA Stakeholder Engagement Partner with Procurement, Finance and programme leadership Support development of supplier communication strategies and negotiation positions Act as a pragmatic legal advisor within a fast-paced programme environment Job Requirements: Essential Skills & Experience Qualified lawyer (or equivalent professional experience) Strong commercial contracts experience, ideally within procurement or supply chain Experience managing multi-jurisdictional legal matters Ability to operate independently with minimal supervision Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills Desirable Skills & Experience Experience supporting global transformation or cost optimisation programmes Familiarity with indirect procurement and supplier contracting models Personal Attributes: Highly organised with strong tracking and delivery discipline Pragmatic, solutions-oriented and commercially focused Comfortable operating in a high-profile, fast-paced global project Collaborative and able to work across functional and geographic boundaries Additional Information: Contract role to end-2027 Dedicated to a Project (primary focus), with limited flexibility to support wider Ops Legal team if required If you are a qualified legal professional seeking a dynamic role within a global organisation, we would love to hear from you.

A successful manufacturing business requires a Junior Buyer. An entry-level position within the business, no previous Buyer or procurement experience would be required. We're seeking a positive, pro-active self-starter, with strong relationship building skills, and attention-to-detail. The Junior Buyer will work within a team of supportive and collaborative Buyers, within the context of a fast-paced manufacturing environment. The Junior Buyer will be responsible for developing strong relationships with internal stakeholders, and externally with suppliers and customers. Specific duties of the Junior Buyer include: Purchase Order Management -placing orders inline with MRP/ERP, expediting and rescheduling orders Supplier Liaison - Relationship building, managing of performance, communicating manufacturing plans Stock Management - Monitor stock and inventory levels and record in MRP/ERP Administration - Upkeep of procurement department data; supplier details, part numbers, availability etc. Internal Liaison - Work closely with sales colleagues in regards to quotations and engineering on supplier issues Junior Buyer applicants should meet the following criteria: Great communication and relationship building skills Strong administration and attention to detail Interest/Willingness to develop a career in a commercial field such as procurement or sales Comfortable working on-site in Poole Commercial acumen or an awareness of procurement would be advantageous

Proven experience as a Buyer or similar procurement-oriented role. A leading high-technology engineering and manufacturing business is currently recruiting for a Strategic Sourcing Buyer on a full-time, permanent basis, with hybrid working between home and their Bristol office. Role - Strategic Sourcing Buyer Type - Permanent Location - Clevedon (Hybrid) Salary - Up to 48,000 Key responsibilities for the Strategic Sourcing Buyer will include and will not be limited to: Create and deliver category plans for your commodities, in line with business goals. Build and manage a strong supplier list for both day-to-day needs and long-term plans, reducing and improving the supply base where needed. Put long-term supplier agreements and service levels in place, including buffer stock agreements (BSA) and letters of warranty (LoW). Improve supply chain resilience by using a wider supplier network and reducing risk. Create and maintain continuity plans for critical suppliers and parts. Make sure suppliers can meet demand by planning ahead, checking capacity, and securing commitments. Lead cost-saving projects across the supply base without compromising quality or delivery. Work closely with manufacturing to improve material flow and efficiency. Partner with Engineering, Production, Customer Service and Quality, bringing suppliers in early for new products and technology projects. Ensure suppliers meet compliance standards (regulatory, ethical, environmental and governance) and support smooth supplier onboarding. Key skills and experience required for Strategic Sourcing Buyer job applicant and will not be limited to: Minimum bachelor's degree in Engineering, Business Administration, Supply Chain or similar. CIPS qualification Level 4. Minimum 10 years' procurement experience, ideally within a manufacturing or engineering environment. At least 5 years in a strategic procurement role and/or proven experience developing and delivering category strategies. Strong cost analysis capability and supply market intelligence experience. Proficient in reading and understanding technical drawings. Excellent communication skills, able to influence at all levels internally and externally with suppliers. To apply for this Strategic Sourcing Buyer / Strategic Buyer / Category Buyer / Commodity Buyer / Sourcing Buyer / Procurement Specialist / Strategic Procurement job, candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK.

Location: Whiteley (2-3 days per week onsite) Duration: 6 month initial contract Inside IR35 Role details: NATS (National Air Traffic Services) are looking for an Infrastructure / Application Deployment SME to join their team on a contract basis. This role sits at the heart of NATS' infrastructure modernisation programme. You'll be responsible for deploying and supporting critical applications, including ATC simulator environments, while helping modernise infrastructure that supports operationally critical services. The environment is a mix of Windows and Linux, requiring a broad technical skillset and a DevOps mindset. This is a hands-on SME role working closely with development and engineering teams in a highly resilient, enterprise-scale environment. Key Responsibilities: Deploying applications across IT infrastructure as part of modernisation projects Working both with Windows and Linux environments Modernising infrastructure and deploying ATC simulators Engaging in enterprise-scale, mission-critical environments Executing tech refresh and replacement plans for outdated systems Collaborating in a cross-functional environment alongside development and engineering teams What we are looking for: The ideal candidate is: A technical generalist with strong application deployment experience. Comfortable working across Windows and Linux environments. Strong understanding of DevOps practices, deployment pipelines, configuration management and infrastructure modernisation. Application-focused rather than hardware-focused. Able to operate within enterprise-scale, mission-critical environments where uptime and operational discipline are critical. Comfortable working with developers, infrastructure teams and operational stakeholders. Key Technical Requirements: Application deployment and release management. Windows Server and Linux administration knowledge. DevOps tooling and deployment methodologies. Infrastructure modernisation and technology refresh projects. Troubleshooting across application, OS and infrastructure layers. Experience supporting business-critical systems. Interested? Apply today via the link provided.

A successful and growing manufacturer requires a Procurement Manager. Applicants need procurement leadership experience within a manufacturing or engineering business, along with the ability to balance strategic sourcing, supplier management, inventory planning, and operational procurement activities. The Procurement Manager will lead a small procurement team. The role is responsible for ensuring continuity of supply, driving cost reduction initiatives, supporting new product introduction (NPI), and developing a resilient, high-performing supply base capable of supporting future business growth. Specific duties of the Procurement Manager include: Develop and execute procurement and sourcing strategies across direct materials, indirect spend, and new product introduction activities Build, develop, and manage supplier relationships, ensuring suppliers can support quality, delivery, cost, and growth objectives Negotiate commercial agreements and contracts to secure optimal terms and reduce supply chain risk Monitor and improve supplier performance against key metrics including quality, delivery, responsiveness, and cost Collaborate closely with Production, Quality, Engineering, R&D, and Finance teams to support operational and business objectives Lead supplier selection, supplier audits, and supplier development activities Drive inventory optimisation, demand planning, and continuity of supply through effective use of ERP/MRP systems Assess and mitigate supply chain risks relating to sole-source suppliers, supplier stability, quality, sustainability, and product lifecycle challenges Support NPI and engineering change activities, ensuring materials and suppliers are in place to meet project timelines Lead and develop a small procurement team while driving continuous improvement across procurement processes and systems Procurement Manager applicants should meet the following criteria: Previous procurement experience within a manufacturing or engineering business, ideally operating within a regulated industry Experience operating at Procurement Manager, Purchasing Manager, Senior Buyer, Commodity Manager, Strategic Buyer, Category Manager, Materials Manager or Supply Chain Manager level Strong supplier management, supplier development, and commercial negotiation experience Experience sourcing technical products, components, assemblies, or engineered materials Knowledge of inventory management, forecasting, and supply planning principles Experience supporting NPI, product development, engineering change, or product lifecycle activities Strong understanding of ERP/MRP systems Lean, Continuous Improvement, or Six Sigma experience advantageous

Senior Project Manager £80,000 - £85,000 plus package Newport We are easy to do business with We're keen to hear from customer-focused people like you who want to join our Energy team Our Energy Major Projects team is growing, and we are currently looking for a proven Senior Project Manager to join our team overseeing the Imperial Park framework. You will be responsible for leading and developing multiple projects within our energy business unit, as part of the pre construction phases, covering the development of the working methodology and sequencing. This includes managing feasibility studies, feasibility design, detailed design to allow projects to move successfully into construction. Working alongside team colleagues and other Clancy departments or functions, your role will contribute to the following activities: Manage all designated project work to ensure successful completion in accordance with safety, technical and legislative policies and procedures, as well as delivering in accordance with P6 programme, cost and quality. Undertake site visits and attend kick off meetings for schemes, as well as monitoring progress and providing regular updates to both Clancy and the Client. Liaise and coordinate with our clients, senior management and associated stakeholders to meet key programme dates. Execute project execution plans associated with the proposed delivery strategy. Demonstrate visual leadership and promote both Clancy and Client behaviour, maintaining close and proactive working relationships with the Client. Manage and coordinate subcontractors involved and associated with the delivery of the works, ensuring they deliver to time, cost and quality. Closely monitor and collate all existing and new information throughout the pre construction phase, and ensure that these are captured and handed over to the delivery team following project completion. Support the estimating team in production of construction programmes, prices, risk registers and initial key CDM/safety documentation. Support consenting teams in production of stakeholder management and consenting plans. Support commercial teams to ensure cost control is maintained throughout the lifecycle of the projects and administration of project commercials are maintained via NEC contracts. We'd love to hear from you if you can demonstrate: Contractual experience (ideally NEC) High Voltage and Utilities experience (preferably DNO and Streetworks) Substation development and build experience which includes civils, electrical, cabling, protection and RTS. Demonstrable project management experience in pre construction development and build projects. Significant technical and practical experience in project management within DNO substations and highways. Detailed understanding of the power, transmission and distribution industry. Previous experience with Primavera 6. Previous experience with Excel data. Excellent communication skills and an ability to analyse problems and offer solutions. Benefits In addition to helping you reach your career goals, a competitive salary, pension, healthcare and holiday allowance starting at days per annum, we also offer perks including Clancy Xtras, our employee benefits programme with discounts for numerous well known retailers such as Tesco, Sainsbury's, Currys PC World and Vue Cinemas, a cycle to work scheme and an Employee Assistance Programme. Clancy is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all our employees. If you require any reasonable adjustments to be made for you to attend an interview, please let us know and we will be happy to accommodate. We are proud signatories of the Armed Forces Covenant and Disability Confident Committed.

A leading engineering company in Newport is seeking a Senior Project Manager to oversee multiple projects within their energy business unit. Responsibilities include managing all project work, coordinating with clients, and ensuring successful project delivery in accordance with safety and technical policies. The ideal candidate should have significant project management experience in the energy sector, particularly in High Voltage and Utilities. The position offers a competitive salary, pension, and various employee perks including a cycle-to-work scheme.

Our client, a prominent player in the Defence & Security sector, is currently seeking a Project Engineer specialising in Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC). This permanent position presents a fantastic opportunity for an Electronics Design Engineer to apply their expertise within the engaging field of EMC. Key Responsibilities: Offering project teams advice and guidance on the design of products to ensure they meet EMC requirements Designing and producing test plans and bespoke electronic test solutions Supporting the development of unique test capability for the facility Engaging in EMC and Radiation Effects (RE) related activities Working alongside the test team to simulate environments at the EMC Facility Ensuring good EMC practice and design across various projects Job Requirements: Essential: Higher education or significant experience within Electronics, Electrical, Physics, EMC or similar Significant experience in electronic design, development, and delivery Experience in leading substantial electronic design work packages Experience with SPICE simulation tools (LTspice, ORCAD) Strong problem-solving skills and knowledge of electronic technologies Ability to adhere to defined deadlines and budget limits Excellent analytical skills and the ability to work autonomously Desirable: Good understanding of EMC and design principles Knowledge in applying military EMC standards (e.g., Defence Standard 59-, AECTP500, Mil-Std-461, RTCA DO160/EUROCAE ED-14) Previous experience delivering support around the subject of electromagnetic compatibility Benefits: Company bonus of up to 2,500 (based on performance and varies year to year) Pension contributions of up to 14% Opportunity for paid overtime Flexi Leave of up to 15 additional days Flexible working arrangements are welcomed Enhanced parental leave offerings, including up to 26 weeks for maternity, adoption, and shared parental leave Fantastic site facilities including subsidised meals, free car parking, and more If you have a background in electronic design and are eager to dive into the fascinating world of Electromagnetic Compatibility within the Defence & Security sector, apply now to join our client's dynamic team.

Our client, operating within the highways sector, is currently seeking a Senior Traffic Engineer to join their team on a contract basis. This is an excellent opportunity to support the delivery of engineering projects and services, ensuring compliance with contractual requirements, statutory obligations, and professional standards. Key Responsibilities Financial Produce financial estimates and statistics for specific projects, areas of work, and claims for payment. Monitor progress and expenditure on specific projects and areas of work. Operate within the financial limits and budgetary arrangements of the Directorate, including compliance with all systems set up for the recording of staff time allocation, expenditure, income, and associated financial transactions and procedures. Professional Assist in the preparation of Conditions of Contract, Specifications, Bills of Quantities, Schedules of Rates, and other tender documents relating to contracts or agreements with clients. Take personal day-to-day responsibility for the effective execution of own work and that of any junior staff or subcontractors for whom the postholder is responsible, the achievement of professional standards, and the meeting of deadlines. Carry out a variety of engineering work as required, including: Examination and interpretation of reports and surveys. Design of less complex engineering schemes. Production of drawings. Undertaking and analysis of local consultation. Determining the choice of methods and materials. Vetting subcontractor tenders and quotations and making recommendations for acceptance. Ensure that, in executing contracts and agreements (or parts thereof), all specifications are met and that levels of performance, quality targets, budgetary constraints, and any other statutory requirements are achieved. Managerial Where appropriate, supervise more junior staff and assist in their on-the-job training. Answer correspondence and queries and deal with complaints as directed and in accordance with agreed procedures. Write and present reports in connection with own work. Attend meetings with the general public and deal with questions as requested. Miscellaneous Ensure at all times that work undertaken actively promotes Equal Opportunities, Customer Care, and Environmental policies in relation to service delivery and personnel practice. In carrying out the duties of the post, have due regard to the provisions of Health and Safety at Work legislation and to the safety of the general public. Enter data to and receive output from any electronic data processing equipment provided according to agreed procedures. About You Experience delivering engineering projects within a highways or transportation environment. Ability to prepare reports, drawings, estimates, and technical documentation. Experience monitoring project progress and expenditure. Strong communication skills and confidence dealing with stakeholders, members of the public, and colleagues. Ability to work independently while supporting junior staff where required. Understanding of statutory requirements, quality standards, and health and safety obligations.

About the Role We're looking for an IT Infrasructre Engineer for a small, collaborative organisation looking for someone to join their close-knit IT team. This is a permanent position , ideal for someone seeking long-term stability and who enjoys working in a smaller, hands-on environment where you can genuinely influence how things are done. In this role, you'll support the delivery of our internal IT services across desktop, server, and cloud environments. You'll act as an all-rounder, working both independently and alongside our MSP. Your day-to-day work will include desktop support, server and cloud administration (Azure, Windows Server, Linux), and involvement in a variety of infrastructure projects such as server upgrades, cloud transformation, Wi-Fi improvements, and network hardware refreshes. We are not looking for a cyber-security specialist - this role is firmly focused on infrastructure, support, and operational IT. Candidate Requirements Essential Minimum 4 years' experience in an IT infrastructure or support engineering role. Comfortable working in a small company environment , contributing across multiple areas. Strong experience with Windows Server, Windows desktop, and cloud technologies . Solid understanding of Azure . Good working knowledge of Linux (Ubuntu preferred). Strong grounding in networking, virtualisation, and cloud technologies , including Identity & Access Management. Proficiency with infrastructure automation and scripting . Excellent communication and problem-solving skills. Ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a small team. Background in permanent roles or long-term contracts , demonstrating stability and commitment. Preferred Experience with: Windows Server 2019 / 2022 Windows 11 Linux Ubuntu 24.02 Microsoft Azure & Microsoft 365 Degree in IT / Computer Science. Cisco CCNP certification. Azure Security Engineer certification

Our client is a highly respected and established rail infrastructure contractor delivering safety-critical services across the UK rail network. With a strong reputation for operational excellence, technical expertise and safety leadership, they are seeking an experienced Head of SHEQ to join their senior leadership team and drive the next phase of their safety, health, environmental and quality strategy. This is a high-profile leadership role offering the opportunity to shape culture, influence business strategy and ensure the organisation continues to operate at the highest standards of compliance, assurance and operational excellence. Key Responsibilities: Lead the development and delivery of the company's SHEQ strategy. Ensure compliance with all relevant Health & Safety, Environmental and Quality legislation and standards. Maintain and improve accredited management systems including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, RISQS and Principal Contractor Licence requirements. Lead the planning and implementation of activities required to achieve and maintain Principal Contractor Licence status. Act as the organisation's senior SHEQ adviser to the Board and leadership team. Develop and implement SHEQ policies, procedures and governance frameworks. Oversee project compliance with CDM Regulations, Network Rail standards and contractual requirements. Support operational teams with Construction Phase Plans, Work Package Plans, risk assessments and other safety-critical documentation. Lead accident, incident and near-miss investigations, ensuring effective corrective actions are implemented. Manage assurance programmes including audits, inspections, safety tours and supplier approvals. Maintain and monitor business risk registers, providing clear reporting and recommendations. Produce regular management information, KPI reports and Board-level SHEQ reporting. Build, develop and mentor the SHEQ team, ensuring strong succession planning and future capability. Represent the business with clients, regulators, industry bodies and external stakeholders. Job Requirements: Essential Experience: Proven senior SHEQ leadership experience within rail, infrastructure, construction, utilities or similar sectors. Strong knowledge of UK Health & Safety and Environmental legislation. Experience of implementing and maintaining ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 management systems. Strong understanding of CDM Regulations and contractor compliance requirements. Experience leading accident and incident investigations. Demonstrable experience managing audits, compliance and assurance programmes. Experience producing and presenting management information and Board reports. Budget management, forecasting and resource planning experience. Track record of driving behavioural safety and cultural improvement initiatives. Essential Qualifications: NEBOSH Diploma, NCRQ Diploma, NVQ Level 5 or equivalent. Chartered Member of IOSH (CMIOSH). ISEP Practitioner, Full Member or Chartered Environmentalist status. Personal Track Safety (PTS). Desirable: Lead Auditor qualification. COSS certification. Experience working directly within Network Rail environments. Personal Attributes: Strategic thinker with strong commercial awareness. Influential and collaborative leadership style. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Strong decision-making and problem-solving abilities. Passion for developing teams and empowering others. Highly organised with a continuous improvement mindset. Committed to creating an outstanding safety culture. Benefits: This is an excellent opportunity to join a successful and growing organisation where safety sits at the heart of everything they do. The successful candidate will have genuine influence and the opportunity to shape SHEQ performance across a nationally recognised infrastructure business. If you are a highly motivated SHEQ leader looking to make a significant impact within the rail sector, we would love to hear from you. Apply now to discuss this opportunity in confidence!

Join Matchtech in England to manage stock and maintain records vital for our operations. You will oversee deliveries, conduct inspections, and ensure compliance with health and safety standards. The ideal candidate has experience in stock management, holds a full UK driving licence, and is comfortable using technology. Attractive benefits include a competitive salary, pension, and discounts through our employee benefits programme.

Our client, a leading consultancy in the construction sector, is currently seeking a Commercial Manager - Target Outturn Cost Assurance (Tunnelling) to join their team in London. This is a permanent position with the requirement for occasional travel to Orwell Logistics Park. This is specifically within the Nuclear industry, notably for Sizewell C. Key Responsibilities: Overseeing cost management and quantity surveying for tunnelling and underground construction projects Conducting TOC assurance and commercial risk reviews Engaging and managing relationships with contractors Providing expert advice on TBM operations, shaft construction, and underground structures Supporting project delivery across sectors including highways, defence & security, nuclear, and rail Delivering commercial input and analysis to complex tunnelling projects Ensuring project costs are managed efficiently and effectively Job Requirements: Experience in tunnelling and underground construction projects Strong understanding of TBM operations, shaft construction, and underground structures Experience in cost management and quantity surveying Proven track record in carrying out TOC assurance and commercial risk reviews Ability to engage and manage contractor relationships Experience within the highways, defence & security, nuclear, and rail sectors is advantageous Relevant degree or equivalent qualification in quantity surveying or a related field Strong analytical and problem solving skills Benefits: Competitive salary Opportunity to work on a variety of interesting and challenging projects Professional development and training opportunities Supportive and collaborative work environment Employee benefits package If you are an experienced Commercial Manager with a background in tunnelling and TOC assurance, and you are looking for a new opportunity to further develop your career, we would love to hear from you. Apply now to join our client's dynamic and talented team in London.

A major infrastructure programme requires a Procurement Lead to support the procurement and commercial delivery of strategically important capital projects valued in excess of 1.5 billion. Working within the Major Projects function of a utilities business, the role will focus on developing procurement strategies, engaging with key stakeholders and supporting innovative delivery models as large-scale infrastructure programmes continue to progress Applicants should have major projects procurement experience, be comfortable operating within complex stakeholder environments, possess strong commercial and relationship management skills, and be seeking an opportunity to influence the delivery of nationally significant infrastructure investment programmes. The Procurement Lead will work closely with engineering, scientific, commercial and project delivery teams, taking responsibility for procurement strategy, market engagement, stakeholder management and procurement delivery across major capital programmes. The role offers significant exposure to investors, regulators, consortiums and delivery partners, together with the opportunity to shape innovative procurement approaches within a highly visible project Specific duties of the Procurement Lead include: Lead procurement strategy across major infrastructure and capital investment programmes Support the development and delivery of Direct Procurement for Customers (DPC) projects and alternative procurement models Develop procurement approaches for large-scale capital projects and long-term infrastructure programmes Lead supplier and market engagement activities to support project objectives Engage with investors, consortiums, engineering consultancies and delivery partners throughout the procurement lifecycle Work closely with engineers, scientists, project managers and commercial specialists to support programme delivery Support governance, commercial strategy development and procurement best practice across major projects Build effective relationships with internal stakeholders, partner organisations, regulators and external delivery teams Contribute to the successful delivery of complex infrastructure programmes within a collaborative multi-stakeholder environment Procurement Lead applicants should meet the following criteria: Experience leading procurement activities within major infrastructure, capital projects or programme environments Strong understanding of project-based procurement, commercial strategy and large-scale procurement delivery Ability to influence and engage senior stakeholders across technical, commercial and delivery functions Experience operating within complex, multi-stakeholder project environments involving external partners and delivery organisations Excellent communication, relationship-building and stakeholder management skills Comfortable working alongside engineers, technical specialists and programme leadership teams Experience within sectors such as utilities, water, rail, nuclear, airports, energy infrastructure or other major capital delivery environments would be advantageous Exposure to DPC procurement models, PPP/PFI arrangements, alternative financing structures or consortium-led delivery models would be beneficial

Sourcing Manager Location: Hybrid (3 days office based) Job Type: Permanent Salary: 55,596 - 57,000 per annum Our client is seeking an experienced Sourcing Manager to join their procurement team and lead high-value sourcing projects across a complex organisation. This is an excellent opportunity for a commercially focused procurement professional with strong stakeholder management, negotiation, and sourcing experience. Key Responsibilities Lead end-to-end sourcing activities from requirement through to contract award. Deliver cost savings and commercial value through effective sourcing strategies. Manage high-value procurement projects within a regulated environment. Lead supplier negotiations and stakeholder engagement activities. Develop innovative sourcing solutions to meet business needs. Drive continuous improvement across sourcing processes and practices. About You Essential: Degree qualified in Business, Economics, or equivalent experience. Proven sourcing and procurement experience with a track record of delivering savings. Strong negotiation, stakeholder management, and communication skills. Experience managing complex sourcing projects. Good understanding of contract management and commercial principles. Desirable: Line management experience. Experience within a regulated or public-sector procurement environment. What's on Offer? Exposure to large-scale, high-value sourcing projects. Professional development and career progression opportunities. Support towards professional qualifications. Pension Season Ticket Discounts Gym Membership and shopping discounts If you're looking to take the next step in your procurement career and make a real commercial impact, we'd like to hear from you. Apply Now!

Proven experience as an IT Buyer or similar procurement-oriented role. A leading organisation within the defence and technology sector is currently recruiting for a Lead Buyer - Information Technology on a full-time, permanent basis in Bolton. Role: Lead Buyer - IT Type: Permanent Location: Bolton (Hybrid) Salary: 45,000 - 55,000 + benefits Key responsibilities for the Lead Buyer - IT will include and will not be limited to: Lead and support procurement activities across a broad range of IT categories including software, SaaS, hardware, networks, cyber security, AI, and IT services. Manage end-to-end sourcing activities, including supplier engagement, negotiation, contract placement, and performance management. Own and deliver large-scale procurement projects in collaboration with Category Managers and key stakeholders. Build and maintain strong relationships with internal stakeholders and international suppliers across the UK and Europe. Support the development and execution of sourcing strategies to deliver value, cost savings, and operational efficiency. Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives within procurement processes and governance. Engage in international procurement activities, including travel for supplier and stakeholder meetings across European sites. Key skills and experience required for the Lead Buyer - IT role will include and will not be limited to: Experience within procurement, either specifically in IT categories or across indirect spend with a strong interest in technology. Proven ability to manage procurement processes and supplier relationships within a complex environment. Strong stakeholder management and communication skills, with the ability to operate in an international setting. Experience delivering sourcing activities and supporting procurement strategy execution. Proactive and adaptable approach with the ability to manage multiple priorities and projects. MCIPS qualified or working towards certification (desirable). Willingness to travel internationally as required. To apply for this Lead Buyer / IT Buyer / Indirect Buyer / Procurement Specialist / Category Buyer / Sourcing Specialist role, candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK and meet security clearance requirements.