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IS8 Programme Director for Clean Energy and Growth Swindon, Wiltshire, United Kingdom (On-site) Job Info Job Category Project Management and Delivery Apply Before 03/29/2026, 10:55 PM Job Identification 2006 Posting Date 03/02/2026, 04:24 PM Hours Full Time Job Description Programme Director for Clean Energy and Growth COUNCIL: NERC BASE LOCATION: Swindon with travel to other locations CONTRACT TYPE: Open Ended (Permanent) HOURS: Full or Part Time (Min 0.8 FTE) TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS: Travel to other locations in the UK will be required CLOSING DATE: 29 March 2026 (We reserve the right to close this vacancy early if we receive a high volume of applications) ABOUT UKRI UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) is an independent, non departmental public body, which invests £8bn per annum in research and innovation. We bring together nine executive council partners (the seven Research Councils, plus Innovate UK, and Research England) with a shared vision to ensure the UK maintains its world leading position in research and innovation. UKRI also provides coordinated strategic advice to the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology on the balance of funding between research disciplines. We employ 8,000 staff who support some of the world's most exciting and challenging research projects. We develop and operate some of the most remarkable scientific facilities in the world and work collaboratively with industry, academia, and government in exciting partnerships. We are pushing the frontiers of human knowledge through blue skies research and delivering benefits for UK society and the economy through world class research and business led innovation. ABOUT THE ROLE As Programme Director, Clean Energy and Growth, your systems view will shape UKRI's contribution to the Governments Clean Energy sector plan and the UK's broader net zero ambitions. You will provide clear and authoritative insight into this complex and competitive field, enabling informed research and innovation investments that attract industry leverage and maximise the economic and societal benefits of the clean energy transition. Reporting to the Senior Responsible Owner for the Clean Energy and Growth, you will: provide strategic leadership of this programme area across UKRI, ensuring coherent and high - impact investments that advance national research and innovation priorities work in close partnership with other Programme Directors across Industrial Strategy sectors, shaping cross - cutting initiatives where environmental and engineering sciences intersect with digital technologies, advanced manufacturing, financial services, and national security build and maintain trusted, high - level relationships across government, academia, and industry, navigating diverse and competing perspectives to deliver authoritative, evidence - based decisions. ABOUT YOU You will already be an accomplished leader with the credibility to operate at senior levels across research, innovation, and public sector organisations. To succeed in this role, you will bring substantial senior leadership experience in delivering major, multi - disciplinary programmes or portfolios with clear accountability for outcomes at a Programme Director or similar level You will be confident in shaping programme strategy and securing approval from the highest levels of stakeholder governance. You will have a track record of designing delivery approaches for multi faced programmes, and of operationalising systems wide approaches that recognise and manage their interdependencies. You will have demonstrable experience in hands on programme management, including designing and leading delivery models, risk management, benefits realisation, and governance - demonstrating ownership and providing active leadership to ensure objectives, outputs and outcomes are achieved within agreed time and cost parameters. You will excel at building relationships and working collaboratively with senior stakeholders across academia, government, and industry. A key part of the role is facilitating effective, inclusive partnerships and navigating multiple or conflicting stakeholder views - confidently defending your position where necessary, while working constructively toward defendable outcomes. You will bring a proven record of leading high - performing teams, including matrixed or cross - organisational teams, with the ability to inspire, motivate and guide colleagues. You will have a collaborative, inclusive and transparent leadership style, uniting colleagues around a shared understanding, common purpose, and a clear commitment to delivering robust programme outcomes at pace and scale. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Lead the development and effective implementation of the Clean Energy and Growth Programme strategy, with the SRO. Design and launch the Programme operating model, and appropriate governance arrangements including risk and benefits realisation. Be accountable for the successful delivery of the Programme as per the scope, outcomes and benefits agreed with the SRO. Lead external stakeholder engagement, facilitating support and partnerships for programme activities, including with government, domain experts, and industry in the net zero research and innovation landscape. Manage the programme budget of £202m over the spending review period 26 30 including operational expenditure budget, ensuring compliance with UKRI policies and processes. Relationship management between the Programme, UKRI Councils, UKRI Executive Committee and UKRI Board. Broker effective collaboration across UKRI councils and with external partners to strengthen the UK environmental science and engineering ecosystem and accelerate societal impact and the contribution of the sector to growth. ASSESSMENT CRITERIA Extensive leadership experience delivering multi faceted programmes at scale, including cross organisational initiatives, with a proven ability to drive coherence, alignment, and impact across organisational boundaries. Strong credibility with the R&I community: a PhD qualification or equivalent research and innovation experience, and recognised expertise that commands senior stakeholder confidence. Strategic thinker able to shape long term opportunities, translate government net zero priorities into actionable system wide plans at pace, and deliver measurable results that advance national objectives. Demonstrable capability in designing and implementing robust governance, assurance, and performance frameworks, including programme evaluation, risk management, and the stewardship of significant public budgets. Evidence of extensive, high level stakeholder networks and the ability to influence across complex and diverse environments, including effective engagement with senior government bodies and industry leaders. Deep understanding across the environmental and engineering sciences innovation pipeline including the scientific, technological, and commercial challenges accelerating the transition to net zero and translating research into real world impact. INCENTIVES UKRI can offerthesuccessful candidate: - Flexible Working - 30 days annual leave + Public Holidays - Access to Civil Service Pension Scheme - Various everyday discounts through our dedicated provider We encourage you to use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) in your cover letter to clearlydemonstratehow your experience meets each of the 'person specification' criteria outlined in the job description. For examples of the STAR method, please visit: The STAR method National Careers Service'. 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Job Description What if you could do the kind of work the world needs? At WSP, you can access our global scale, contribute to landmark projects and connect with the brightest minds in your field to do the best work of your life. You can embrace your curiosity in a culture that celebrates new ideas and diverse perspectives. You can experience a world of opportunity and the chance to shape a career as unique as you. At WSP, you can access our global scale, contribute to landmark projects and connect with the brightest minds in your field to do the best work of your life. You can embrace your curiosity in a culture that celebratesnew ideasand diverse perspectives. You can experience a world of opportunity and the chance to shape a career as unique as you. WSP's Land team is seekingtalentedLand professionals to join what is already the largest and most successful team in our industry. This is an exciting opportunity to develop or begin a career with a team that enjoys a successful reputation for the successful delivery of major strategic infrastructure projects across the UK and Ireland through the support provided by land referencing,urban and rural landowner engagement,consultation management,land access, formal consents, statutory orders,compensationagreementsand land acquisition. Apply and come and discuss the contributions you can make in the delivery of the widest portfolio of projects across all sectors in the UK and Ireland. In today's worldit'simportant to work for a company that has clear purpose, giving back to communities and supporting what istruly importantin the world. When considering a career moveit'svital to work for a business that is aligned to your values and goals, a place where you can belong. See what WSP stands for in 2026and beyond We offer flexible working patterns, competitive salaries and other benefits. We are the largest and most successful Land business supporting infrastructure development in the UKand Ireland, with300+ specialist professional colleagues consisting of land consultants, property specialists, project managers and utility and topographical surveyors.We have the widest portfolio of projects available in our industry, offering unrivalled opportunities to both develop and diversify careers, working on some of the most exciting and challenging projects across the whole of the UK and Ireland. Our clients rely on us to deliver the essential land elements of their infrastructure projects and we enjoy a hard-earned reputation of success. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of this success, delivering land referencing, land acquisition, land access, formal consents, statutoryordersand landownerengagement across all infrastructure sectors and make a positive impact on economy and communities these projects serve. Our land referencing professionals, identify land and legal interest in land and use this data to secure powers and/or negotiate land acquisition and land access to support infrastructure development. We provide clients with all the land-related statutory documentation the need to comply with planning processes as they develop, plan, securing and exercise powers to construct, operate and maintain their infrastructure assets. Alongside our land referencing capabilities, our team of surveyors secures powers and/or negotiates land acquisition and land access to support infrastructure development. We provide clients with Property Cost Estimates, agree Heads of Terms and compensations, manage disposals, payments and client accounts, and offer the full range of property-related services to assist our clients in the planning, securing and exercise of powers to construction, operation and maintenance of their infrastructure assets. WSP Land supportsthe highest-profileinfrastructureprojectsacross the Energy, Highways, Water, Rail, Local Government and Aviation sectors. Our Energy projectsare critical for the deployment of renewable energy and helpingthe economyto achieve net zero carbon emissions. We support a range of energy generation (nuclear and renewable) and transmission and distribution projects across the UK and Ireland, including distribution and carbon capture. WSP Land's history started in the Highway sector in the 1980s and we have been supporting road schemes throughout the UK and Ireland ever since, including the M4 Smart Motorway project, the A5 in Ireland and the A9 in Scotland. WSP Land has a 30+ year history of supporting major Rail projects including the Channel Tunnel Rail Link (CTRL or HS1); Central Railway; the Thameslink Programme, the first major Transport & Works Act project; West Coast Mainline Four Tracking; HS2 Phases 1, 2a and 2b; TransPennine Route Upgrade (TRU) and East West Rail (EWR). Our track record also includes successes in light rail and metro schemes including Manchester Metrolink, Nottingham Express Transit, Edinburgh Tram, Luton Translink and the current Dublin MetroLink project, Ireland's largest ever infrastructure project. Assisting with the UK's and Ireland's Water resilience and distribution needs, WSP Land supports a number of projects promoted by water companies. We were the only land referencing service provider appointed to support the 25km Tideway Tunnel, the first major DCO project, supporting the project from planning, submission and examination to implementation, delivery and operation. Mirroring WSP's support of many Local Government authorities across the length and breadth of the UK and Ireland, WSP Land provides support to local government clients in the management of their land and property assets. Provide strategic leadership and technical direction on WSP Land projects. Demonstrate excellent stakeholder engagement to ensure successful land identification, securing of land rights and land acquisition through landowner negotiation and / or statutory powers. Drive a high-performance culture within the team, fostering collaboration and a shared sense of purpose to deliver exceptional project and organisational outcomes. Demonstrate exemplary leadership in working with senior colleagues across WSP Land. Serve as a trusted technical advisor to both internal and external clients, proactively engaging with client capture teams and Key Client Managers (KCMs) to strengthen client relationships and identify new opportunities. Oversee the successful delivery of projects, ensuring they are completed on schedule, within budget, and to the highest technical and quality standards. Lead business development initiatives for WSP Land in the Energy, Water, and Rail sectors, targeting the acquisition of new projects, extensions, and clients by leveraging technical expertise and industry insight. Collaborate closely with other WSP disciplines-including Engineering, Engagement, Environmental, and Planning teams-to identify and capitalise on multidisciplinary and strategic growth opportunities. Champion the profile and technical reputation of WSP Land across public forums, social media, targeted business sectors, and professional and academic circles. Lead the preparation and review of high-quality bids and tenders, ensuring technical excellence and competitiveness in securing new business. Implement succession planning and engage in targeted recruitment to maintain and enhance the technical capabilities of WSP Land. Conduct high-level project and business reviews to support effective risk and opportunity management, ensuring long term success and resilience. Champion our WSP culture of health, safety & wellbeing (HS&W) Ensure our adherence to Quality Assurance and development of our processes Ensure our adherence to Data Protection and development of our processes Champion one of our core pillars - grow key markets, expand delivery and quality culture and pursue digital innovation and excellence. Ireland and UK travel What we will be looking for you to demonstrate Proven leadership in overseeing and directing the delivery of Land services, including site identification, land access, and acquisition strategies at a senior level. Comprehensive and practical expertise in land consents, stakeholder consultation, and landowner engagement for major infrastructure development projects. Extensive experience collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams across diverse sectors and geographies, guiding projects through every stage of development. Demonstrated success in mitigating land related risks for clients and providing strategic advice on land matters throughout the entire project lifecycle. Significant involvement in Public Inquiries and Oral Hearings, including the effective management of objections and complex stakeholder issues. Consistent track record in fostering repeat business and expanding service offerings with existing clients. Proven ability to secure and develop business opportunities with new clients, contributing to the growth of the organisation. Substantial experience in authoring, managing and approving bids and tenders at a senior level. Expertise in resource strategy, including talent development, succession planning, and aligning team capability with business growth objectives. Outstanding engagement skills with landowners and the public, with a focus on building trust and fostering positive relationships. Exceptional communication, influencing, and negotiation skills, with the ability to represent the business at the highest levels. Strong team leadership and collaborative working skills, engaging effectively at all organisational levels. . click apply for full job details

Job Title: Head of UK Policy Working For: The Carbon Capture & Storage Association (CCSA) Location: Westminster, London Salary: Competitive Contract type: Permanent, hybrid (minimum 2 days in the London office) Deadline: 9am, Monday 13 April 2026. Brief Climate Change is one of the greatest challenges of our time and the ability to capture, transport and store or utilise carbon dioxide will be crucial to ensure a sustainable, competitive and equitable transition to a low-carbon economy. The CCSA is seeking a highly motivated Head of UK Policy to lead the policy and regulation activities of the Association at this very exciting time in the development of the carbon capture and storage and hydrogen industries. In the UK, CCUS enjoys strong political support, with government initiatives driving both net zero goals and economic growth in industrial regions. In 2024, the government committed £21.7bn over 25 years to develop the first CCUS projects by 2030. The first major projects in the East Coast Cluster (Teesside) and Hynet (North-West England and Wales) are now under construction, with more clusters and projects in the pipeline. The Association works closely with government to ensure these projects progress and to establish a clear plan for a self-sustaining UK CCUS industry and an EU-wide CO market by the 2030s. The CCUS industry is global and many of our members are actively developing projects in the power, industrial, hydrogen, fuels and carbon removals sectors all around the world, yet still see the UK as having one of the most conducive environments for successful CCUS projects and clusters. Who are we? The CCSA is a trade association representing over 120 organisations accelerating the commercial deployment CCUS through advocacy and collaboration. Our ambition is to see CCUS developed and deployed at the pace and scale necessary to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 and deliver sustainable growth across regions and nations. We represent a wide variety of organisations with an interest in the development and deployment of CCUS across many applications to decarbonise heavy industries, power and hydrogen production, and remove carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere. The CCSA team works across two offices, with staff based in London and Brussels. The role You will report to the UK Director and lead the UK Policy Team, supporting the Senior Leadership Team (SLT) in advancing the work of the association to accelerate the deployment of CCUS on behalf of the CCSA Board and its members. You will be responsible for developing and delivering the UK policy work programme, aligned with the association's overall UK strategy, and shaping the policy and regulatory frameworks required to enable the deployment of CCUS, hydrogen and related low-carbon solutions. This includes overseeing policy analysis and the development of CCSA consultation responses, position papers, briefing notes and other policy outputs that articulate the priorities of the sector. You will play a central role in convening industry and policymakers through the CCSA's Regulation and Policy Forum and associated working groups, ensuring the association continues to provide an established and trusted platform for dialogue between industry and government. You will also be an ambassador for the CCSA and CCUS industry, speaking at industry conferences, and representing the industry on Government working groups and taskforces. You will lead engagement with government and regulators, managing relationships with senior policymakers and stakeholders relevant to the implementation of CCUS and related policy areas - this includes market design, standards, supply chains and skills - ensuring the CCSA remains a trusted and influential voice in the development of UK policy. Working closely with colleagues across the association, you will support engagement with Parliament and other stakeholders, contribute to the association's external profile, and ensure strong internal alignment across the CCSA. This includes working closely with the External Affairs team on lines to take and messaging. As well as working collaboratively with the CCSA EU office in Brussels, using your UK policy expertise to help inform EU work streams to help align CCUS policies in both markets on issues such as standards and regulation. The role includes leadership and development of the UK Policy Team. Responsibilities: Lead and manage the UK Policy Team, setting the strategic direction and delivering a policy work programme that supports the development of the CCUS and hydrogen sectors. Provide strategic oversight of policy, fiscal and regulatory developments affecting CCUS, advising on implications for the sector and shaping the CCSA's policy positions and engagement with government and regulators. Lead the CCSA Regulation and Policy Forum, providing an established and trusted platform for dialogue between industry, policymakers and regulators, and building consensus across the membership on key policy priorities. Oversee the delivery of CCSA policy working groups, ensuring effective coordination of member expertise to inform policy development and support the sector's engagement with government. This will include managing some working groups yourself. Develop and maintain CCSA policy positions that reflect the evolving policy, fiscal and regulatory landscape and support the development of bankable CCUS business models and routes to market. Build and maintain strong relationships with CCSA members, parliamentarians, government officials, regulators and other stakeholders, including undertaking stakeholder mapping with members, other trade associations and relevant public and private organisations. Represent the CCSA and the UK CCUS sector at national and international conferences, forums and policy discussions, acting as a leading voice on UK CCUS policy and regulatory developments. Hold expert positions on external task forces, advisory groups and industry forums, contributing sector expertise and ensuring the CCSA's perspectives are reflected in wider policy and regulatory discussions. Support internal alignment across the CCSA, including working closely with the External Affairs team to provide policy input, briefing lines and rebuttals, and ensuring effective coordination with the CCSA EU team on processes and cross-cutting policy issues such as standards, regulation and cross border policies. Support the Membership and Events team by providing insight to help shape high-quality events, as well as assisting with member recruitment and retention. Line-manage and develop the UK Policy Team, ensuring effective delivery of corporate objectives and contributing to strategic planning, budgeting and reporting across the association. Essential criteria: Proven experience in leading policy development and influencing policymakers, preferably within the CCUS, hydrogen or wider energy sector. Strong knowledge of CCUS and its role across industrial decarbonisation, power, hydrogen, advanced fuels and carbon removals, and the policy and regulatory frameworks required to enable deployment. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with a strong track record of producing high-quality policy outputs including consultation responses, position papers and briefing materials. Strong interpersonal and stakeholder engagement skills, with experience building trusted relationships and influencing policymakers, regulators and industry stakeholders at senior levels. An effective and diplomatic communicator, able to explain complex issues clearly and facilitate consensus where stakeholder views differ. Demonstrated leadership experience, with the ability to manage and develop a high-performing team and deliver strategic policy objectives. Experience convening and working with diverse stakeholders to develop shared policy positions and coordinated approaches to complex policy challenges. Excellent organisational and project management skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities, deliver at pace and balance short-term demands with longer-term strategic goals. A proactive and results-driven approach, with the ability to work effectively in a dynamic policy environment and deliver outcomes with a small team. A strong understanding of climate policy and the technologies supporting the transition to net zero. Proficiency in standard IT applications. Desirable criteria: A relevant undergraduate degree in an area such as geosciences (e.g. geology), climate change or a related field. Extensive relevant experience of working in energy and climate change, particularly carbon capture and storage and hydrogen. Knowledge and experience of the CCUS market in both the UK and EU, plus awareness of global CCUS developments. A strong understanding of UK politics, government and policy making processes A broad understanding of how the EU policy process works. Experience engaging with, or working within, trade associations, with a clear understanding of their role in supporting businesses and advocating on behalf of industry. Good technical understanding of the CCUS value chain. Experience in applying and assuring compliance with regulations. Experience working in cross-function and multi-geography teams At CCSA we celebrate diversity as we know it makes our company a great place to work . click apply for full job details

Associate Director - Investment Legal (Debt or Equity Focus) 12-month Fixed Term Contract (Maternity Cover) Based: Glasgow or Edinburgh Help shape Scotland's future through purpose-driven investment At the Scottish National Investment Bank, we invest in businesses, projects and communities that support Scotland's transition to a fairer, more sustainable economy. Our investments are guided by our missions to deliver impact in net zero, place and innovation. We are seeking an experienced Associate Director - Investment Legal (Debt or Equity Focus) to join our high-performing legal team and play a critical role in supporting the Bank's investment activity across debt and equity transactions. This is a unique opportunity for a commercially minded legal professional to work at the heart of a mission-led institution, advising on complex and high-profile investments that deliver long-term economic and social value across Scotland. The Role Reporting to the Executive Director, Head of Investment Legal, you will work closely with colleagues across investment origination and portfolio management, providing pragmatic legal support throughout the full investment lifecycle - from early-stage structuring and due diligence through to execution, portfolio management and exit. You will act as a trusted adviser to senior internal stakeholders, helping to structure and negotiate transactions while balancing legal robustness, commercial judgement and the Bank's mission requirements. This role will primarily focus on debt or equity investments, while also supporting fund investments where required. Key Responsibilities Lead and support legal input across complex debt and/or equity transactions Advise on transaction structuring, negotiation and documentation Identify legal and commercial risks and support effective mitigation Manage external legal counsel to ensure quality, consistency and value for money Support investment governance, committee papers and reporting requirements Contribute to legal templates, internal processes and continuous improvement Deliver training and knowledge sharing across investment teams Ensure investments align with the Bank's ethical standards, missions and governance framework About You You will be a qualified lawyer with strong transactional experience gained in private practice, ideally within a leading law firm, with expertise in either: Equity investments, venture capital or private equity; or Banking and finance, with relevant debt transaction experience Experience in real estate finance, energy, renewables, or in-house / fund environments would be advantageous. You will also bring: Excellent drafting, negotiation and influencing skills Sound commercial judgement and pragmatic decision-making capability Confidence working with senior stakeholders on complex matters Ability to prioritise across a varied and active deal pipeline A collaborative approach and commitment to high professional standards What We Offer At the Scottish National Investment Bank, we offer a supportive culture that values your expertise and autonomy, encourages continuous learning, and provides opportunities for meaningful work. The salary range is £84-98k, depending on experience, with additional benefits including 30 days annual leave plus public holidays, a 12% non-contributory pension, volunteer days, and more. We operate a hybrid working model and are open to discussing flexible working patterns. If you are eligible under the Disability Confident Scheme or need any adjustments to support your application, please reach out to us. We are committed to providing the support needed for you to participate fully in our recruitment process.

A leading engineering consultancy is looking for an experienced Associate Director - Sustainability to join their London team. Renowned for delivering innovative, high-performance building solutions, this practice sits at the forefront of sustainable engineering in the built environment. They partner with ambitious clients on complex, design-led projects and are widely recognised for their work in net zero carbon, operational energy performance and human-centric design. Beyond project delivery, they actively contribute to industry research and best practice, helping to shape the future of sustainable development. Alongside technical excellence, they've built a genuinely people-first culture - offering structured career progression, flexible working, strong wellbeing support and a comprehensive benefits package. The Role: Associate Director - Sustainability London (Hybrid) Senior Leadership Client-Facing This is a strategic leadership position within a nationally established Sustainability Group. You'll take ownership of complex sustainability workstreams, lead and develop a high-performing team, and act as a trusted advisor to clients on flagship developments. Key Responsibilities Lead sustainability delivery across large-scale, high-profile projects Act as the key client contact for sustainability matters Oversee team workload, resourcing and programme management Provide line management, mentoring and technical leadership Support financial oversight, including fees, forecasting and resource planning Develop and deliver sustainability and energy strategies from concept to completion Lead environmental certification processes (BREEAM, WELL, HQM and equivalent) Drive net zero and whole-life carbon strategies Oversee embodied carbon analysis, circular economy strategies, operational energy modelling, dynamic simulation and overheating assessments Contribute to research, innovation and wider industry engagement initiatives About You You're currently operating at a senior level within a sustainability or engineering consultancy and are ready to step into a broader leadership remit within a highly respected practice. You will bring: Strong experience in sustainable building design and consultancy Technical expertise across selected areas such as energy modelling, Part L compliance, NABERS UK, embodied carbon, net zero strategies or environmental assessments A detailed understanding of London planning requirements Chartered status (or equivalent professional recognition) Proven experience leading multidisciplinary design teams Commercial awareness and confidence managing project performance A passion for delivering meaningful environmental impact through engineering This is an opportunity to take on a visible leadership role within an engineering consultancy that is genuinely shaping the future of sustainable building design. If you're interested in finding out for reach out to Ethan Williams on (phone number removed) or click apply.

Mechanical Design Manager Location: Leeds Salary: £50,000 £60,000 + £8,000 Car Allowance Sector: Engineering Services (Decarbonisation, HVAC & Industrial) The Challenge As the UK pivots toward Net Zero, our Engineering Services division is leading the charge. We are looking for a Mechanical Design Manager who can master the complexity of traditional heavy industrial mechanical systems while spearheading high-profile decarbonisation programmes and large-scale commercial HVAC infrastructure. This isn't just about oversight; it s about technical ownership. You will be the primary lead on projects ranging from massive industrial energy centres to high-spec commercial developments, ensuring every solution is buildable, compliant, and future-proofed against the evolving energy landscape. Key Responsibilities 1. Multi-Sector Technical Leadership Decarbonisation & Energy: Lead the design and delivery of district heating networks, air/ground-source heat pump integration, and carbon-reduction retrofits for aging industrial estates. Complex HVAC: Oversee the technical integrity of large-scale commercial HVAC systems, including high-volume air handling, VRF/VRV systems, and sophisticated heat recovery solutions. Heavy Infrastructure: Act as the final word on major mechanical systems, specifically large-diameter pipework (300mm+) and high-pressure steam/water distribution. 2. Design & Fabrication Strategy Drive the "Design for Manufacture and Assembly" (DfMA) agenda, ensuring commercial and industrial designs are optimised for offsite fabrication. Manage the full technical suite: BIM models (LOD 400+), equipment schedules, CFD studies, and fire strategy validations. Lead design progression reviews, ensuring multidisciplinary coordination between mechanical, electrical, and structural teams. 3. Commissioning & Regulatory Assurance Bridge the gap between the drawing board and the site; lead on-site design reviews and assist in the creation of Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs) and commissioning strategies. Ensure all commercial and industrial projects meet Part L, pressure system regulations, and specific client ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) targets. 4. Commercial & Strategic Integration Identify and mitigate technical risks early in the project lifecycle. Collaborate with the Commercial team to price variations and manage scope creep within complex commercial contracts. What You Bring to the Table Diverse Project Portfolio: Proven experience across heavy industry, energy centres, and high-value commercial construction (offices, hospitals, or mixed-use developments). Sustainability Focus: A strong understanding of decarbonisation technologies and the technical challenges of transitioning legacy systems to low-carbon alternatives. Technical Mastery: Expertise in industrial pipework, modular assembly, and advanced HVAC design. Authority: The confidence to act as the primary technical liaison for clients, consultants, and regulatory bodies. The Package Base Salary: £50,000 £60,000 Car Allowance: £8,000 per annum Benefits: Enhanced pension, private healthcare, and a clear path to Director-level technical leadership. If interested, please APPLY or call me James Grant at Hampshire Recruitment Group

Programme Director for Clean Energy and Growth BASE LOCATION: Swindon with travel to other locations SALARY: £94,931 CONTRACT TYPE: Open Ended (Permanent) HOURS: Full or Part Time (Min 0.8 FTE) CLOSING DATE: 29 March 2026 (We reserve the right to close this vacancy early if we receive a high volume of applications) ABOUT UKRI UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) invests £8bn a year in research and innovation as an independent public body. It brings together nine partners-the seven Research Councils, Innovate UK and Research England-to maintain the UK's global leadership in research and innovation. UKRI also gives the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology strategic advice on how funding should be balanced across research disciplines. ABOUT THE ROLE As Programme Director, Clean Energy and Growth, your systems perspective will shape UKRI's role in delivering the Government's Clean Energy Sector Plan and wider net zero ambitions. You will provide clear, authoritative insight into a complex and competitive field, enabling informed research and innovation investments that attract industry leverage and maximise economic and societal benefit. Reporting to the Senior Responsible Owner, you will provide strategic leadership across UKRI to ensure coherent, high impact investments aligned with national priorities; work closely with other Programme Directors across Industrial Strategy sectors to shape crosscutting initiatives where environmental and engineering sciences intersect with digital technologies, advanced manufacturing, financial services and national security; and build trusted relationships across government, academia and industry, navigating diverse perspectives to deliver authoritative, evidence based decisions. ABOUT YOU You are an accomplished senior leader with credibility across research, innovation and the public sector, bringing substantial experience delivering major multidisciplinary programmes with clear accountability at Programme Director level. You are confident shaping programme strategy and securing approval from senior governance, with a strong record of designing delivery approaches for complex, interdependent, system wide programmes. You have hands on programme management experience, covering delivery model design, risk management, benefits realisation and governance, ensuring objectives, outputs and outcomes are achieved to time and cost. You excel at building relationships and working collaboratively with senior stakeholders across academia, government and industry, navigating conflicting views and securing inclusive, effective partnerships. You have a proven record of leading high performing teams, including matrixed and cross organisational groups, with an inclusive, transparent leadership style that unites colleagues around shared purpose and delivers robust outcomes at pace and scale. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Lead development and delivery of the Clean Energy and Growth Programme strategy with the SRO. Establish the Programme operating model and governance, including risk and benefits management. Be accountable for delivering agreed scope, outcomes and benefits. Lead external engagement and build partnerships across government, experts and industry in the net zero R&I landscape. Manage the £202m budget for 26/27-29/30, ensuring full compliance with UKRI processes. Maintain effective relationships with UKRI Councils, Executive Committee and Board. Broker collaboration across UKRI and external partners to strengthen the UK environmental science and engineering ecosystem and accelerate societal and economic impact. ASSESSMENT CRITERIA Extensive leadership of large, multifaceted and cross organisational programmes, with a strong track record of driving coherence, alignment and impact. High credibility in the R&I community, supported by a PhD or equivalent experience and recognised expertise that secures senior stakeholder confidence. Strategic thinker able to turn long-term net zero priorities into rapid, systemwide plans that deliver measurable national outcomes. Proven ability to design and run effective governance, assurance and performance frameworks, including evaluation, risk management and stewardship of major public budgets. Strong senior level stakeholder networks and influence across complex environments, including government and industry. Deep understanding of the environmental and engineering innovation pipeline, from scientific and technological challenges to commercialisation and real-world impact INCENTIVES UKRI can offer the successful candidate: - Flexible Working - 30 days annual leave + Public Holidays - Access to Civil Service Pension Scheme - Various everyday discounts through our dedicated provider Visit our dedicated benefits webpage for more info: Benefits of working at UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)

Director of North Europe HSQE - Global Services Do you want to work to make Power for Good? We're the world's largest independent renewable energy company. We're guided by a simple yet powerful vision: to create a future where everyone has access to affordable, zero carbon energy. We know that achieving our ambitions would be impossible without our people. Because we're tackling some of the world's toughest problems, we need the very best people to help us. They're our most important asset so that's why we continually invest in them. RES is a family with a diverse workforce, and we are dedicated to the personal professional growth of our people, no matter what stage of their career they're at. We can promise you rewarding work which makes a real impact, the chance to learn from inspiring colleagues from across a growing, global network and opportunities to grow personally and professionally. Our competitive package offers a wide range of benefits and rewards. The position The purpose of the role is to provide strategic leadership, direction, and oversight of HSQE across the growing RES Services business. A key element of the position is partnering with operational leaders and strategic stakeholders to build a high-performing HSQE framework that is scalable, consistent, and aligned with the business' growth ambitions. The post holder is accountable for professional leadership, governance, and coordination of HSQE across a portfolio of Operating & Maintenance (O&M) and Asset Management (AM) services in North Europe and across the relevant countries and legal entities. This includes: UK Ireland Poland Germany The post holder will work directly with the Global Services HSQE Vice President to ensure that the HSQE performance of RES is market-leading and reflects our ambition for a Zero Harm culture. The post holder will work with both operations and HSQE colleagues to ensure the Business Unit complies with relevant legislation, adheres to company policies, and that RES has a commensurate HSQE management system that delivers continuous improvement and a commercial advantage. The post holder will drive collaboration across the business, ensure coordination of resources, standardise management systems, and organize the HSQE Leadership Team. Organisational Context Influence business objectives, decisions, and performance across RES Services North Europe to ensure they are balanced in terms of health, safety, quality, environmental impact, cost, and program. Proactively collaborate with other senior HSQE roles across Services and Group and contribute to the definition and achievement of HSQE objectives for RES Group. Ensure country HSQE support function responsibilities for the referenced countries. Provide timely reporting of incidents, period reports, and updates when and where required. Contribute to the Group HSQE Annual Review and support and lead on specific Safety Focus Events Accountabilities Strategic Focus Contribute to and implement a scalable HSQE framework that can grow with the business. Ensure HSQE practices are integrated into all business processes to foster a culture of safety and quality. Undertake an assessment of significant HSQE risks across the portfolio with a focus on employees, suppliers of services, and sub-contractors, including environmental aspects and impacts. Review existing risk control measures including hardware, technologies, systems, and human behaviour. Draft a regional plan to address any gaps or weaknesses. Implement the RES Group Standards and provide operational guidance to the business. Operational Excellence Regularly conduct comprehensive risk assessments to identify potential hazards and implement mitigation strategies. Establish a continuous improvement program with regular audits, feedback loops, and performance reviews. Develop a structured Quality Control and Quality Assurance approach commensurate with the organizational maturity and business objectives. Develop a program of annual audits and inspections based on risks and emerging topics. Support due diligence and integration of acquisition targets. Leadership and Collaboration Lead and support HSQE with focus on development and impact. Foster collaboration between HSQE and other departments for a holistic approach to management. Develop an integrated approach to liaison with regulatory and external bodies in each of the primary countries. Set up and lead a customer HSQE forum to provide enhanced communication and collaboration on risks across contractual boundaries. Coordinate and participate in RES representation on national, international, and industry trade and standards groups related to HSQE to provide RES with competitive advantage from a Thought Leadership perspective. Communication and Reporting Implement a transparent reporting system for incidents and near-misses. Engage with stakeholders to ensure their needs and expectations are met. Contribute period reports to the Executive, the Safety Leadership Team, and Group where appropriate. Implement systems for incident reporting, analysis, and investigation with customers and other stakeholders. Maintain access to an effective database of HSQE legislation, regulations, and standards relevant for all areas of RES business activities within region. Ensure the effective communication of safety alerts within RES and between RES and external stakeholders. Innovation and Technology Leverage technology to improve HSQE processes, such as data analytics for predictive risk management. Incorporate sustainability into HSQE practices to align with global environmental standards and ESG efforts. Compliance and Standards Stay updated with the latest regulations and standards to ensure compliance. Standardize HSQE procedures across all regions for consistency and efficiency for region scope. Culture and Engagement Promote a zero-harm culture by recognizing and rewarding safe behaviours. Involve employees in HSQE initiatives to increase their commitment and ownership. Ensure HSQE expert support and advice on HSQE matters is available to the business, including leading HSQE improvement projects where required. Set a personal example for safety leadership and be an exemplar of safety behaviours. Knowledge Understand both Management of Change and Change management models within a fast-paced operating environment Knowledge of leadership approaches and cultural benchmarking Expert knowledge of general HSQE leadership management, legislation, regulations and standards - up to date with relevant HSQE information and future trends. Knowledge (and experience of successful implementation) of ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO 45001 and other relevant standards such as ISO 55001 and the related certification process. Knowledge of lean principles and techniques would be advantageous Understanding of Reliability Centred Maintenance (RCM) concepts Skills Excellent interpersonal skills, ability to communicate and influence at all levels within the organisation and externally with clients, suppliers, trade bodies, media etc. Able to summarise HSQE risks, with commercial context, to support decisions required for project delivery Ability to understand engineering concept, QRA, Fault and Event Trees and HazOps. Presentation of information in accurate and clear manner with relevant detail Ability to bring parties together and manage conflicting agendas Negotiation skills to coordinate support and agree priorities across business units Cast the right shadow in terms: Proactive, team player Experience Extensive experience of leading the HSQE function in a similar organisation in the renewable sector, specifically Wind, Solar and Battery Storage. Implemented risk-based maintenance management systems (HSQE & business risk) Proven ability to understand Root Cause Analysis and where necessary run a high-profile incident investigation Use of ERP type systems to capture, data mine and report incidents Safety leadership for HSQE professionals and non-HSQE staff alike Practical experience of the development and implementation of the various management systems Project management experience would be advantageous Qualifications Recognised safety qualification (minimum NEBOSH Diploma or equivalent) and professional membership of recognised HSQE Institution (CMIOSH, IEMA, IIRSM or equivalent) or equivalent such as American Society of Safety Engineers required. Degree or master's degree in occupational safety or relevant Holds a valid driving licence GWO BST and BTT where appropriate At RES we celebrate difference as we know it makes our company a great place to work. Encouraging applicants with different backgrounds, ideas and points of view, we create teams who work together to solve complex problems and design practical solutions for our clients. Our multiple perspectives come from many sources including the diverse ethnicity, culture, gender, nationality, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, disability, marital status, parental status, education, social background and life experience of our people.

Director of North Europe HSQE - Global Services Do you want to work to make Power for Good? We're the world's largest independent renewable energy company. We're guided by a simple yet powerful vision: to create a future where everyone has access to affordable, zero carbon energy. We know that achieving our ambitions would be impossible without our people. Because we're tackling some of the world's toughest problems, we need the very best people to help us. They're our most important asset so that's why we continually invest in them. RES is a family with a diverse workforce, and we are dedicated to the personal professional growth of our people, no matter what stage of their career they're at. We can promise you rewarding work which makes a real impact, the chance to learn from inspiring colleagues from across a growing, global network and opportunities to grow personally and professionally. Our competitive package offers a wide range of benefits and rewards. The position The purpose of the role is to provide strategic leadership, direction, and oversight of HSQE across the growing RES Services business. A key element of the position is partnering with operational leaders and strategic stakeholders to build a high-performing HSQE framework that is scalable, consistent, and aligned with the business' growth ambitions. The post holder is accountable for professional leadership, governance, and coordination of HSQE across a portfolio of Operating & Maintenance (O&M) and Asset Management (AM) services in North Europe and across the relevant countries and legal entities. This includes: UK Ireland Poland Germany The post holder will work directly with the Global Services HSQE Vice President to ensure that the HSQE performance of RES is market-leading and reflects our ambition for a Zero Harm culture. The post holder will work with both operations and HSQE colleagues to ensure the Business Unit complies with relevant legislation, adheres to company policies, and that RES has a commensurate HSQE management system that delivers continuous improvement and a commercial advantage. The post holder will drive collaboration across the business, ensure coordination of resources, standardise management systems, and organize the HSQE Leadership Team. Organisational Context Influence business objectives, decisions, and performance across RES Services North Europe to ensure they are balanced in terms of health, safety, quality, environmental impact, cost, and program. Proactively collaborate with other senior HSQE roles across Services and Group and contribute to the definition and achievement of HSQE objectives for RES Group. Ensure country HSQE support function responsibilities for the referenced countries. Provide timely reporting of incidents, period reports, and updates when and where required. Contribute to the Group HSQE Annual Review and support and lead on specific Safety Focus Events Accountabilities Strategic Focus Contribute to and implement a scalable HSQE framework that can grow with the business. Ensure HSQE practices are integrated into all business processes to foster a culture of safety and quality. Undertake an assessment of significant HSQE risks across the portfolio with a focus on employees, suppliers of services, and sub-contractors, including environmental aspects and impacts. Review existing risk control measures including hardware, technologies, systems, and human behaviour. Draft a regional plan to address any gaps or weaknesses. Implement the RES Group Standards and provide operational guidance to the business. Operational Excellence Regularly conduct comprehensive risk assessments to identify potential hazards and implement mitigation strategies. Establish a continuous improvement program with regular audits, feedback loops, and performance reviews. Develop a structured Quality Control and Quality Assurance approach commensurate with the organizational maturity and business objectives. Develop a program of annual audits and inspections based on risks and emerging topics. Support due diligence and integration of acquisition targets. Leadership and Collaboration Lead and support HSQE with focus on development and impact. Foster collaboration between HSQE and other departments for a holistic approach to management. Develop an integrated approach to liaison with regulatory and external bodies in each of the primary countries. Set up and lead a customer HSQE forum to provide enhanced communication and collaboration on risks across contractual boundaries. Coordinate and participate in RES representation on national, international, and industry trade and standards groups related to HSQE to provide RES with competitive advantage from a Thought Leadership perspective. Communication and Reporting Implement a transparent reporting system for incidents and near-misses. Engage with stakeholders to ensure their needs and expectations are met. Contribute period reports to the Executive, the Safety Leadership Team, and Group where appropriate. Implement systems for incident reporting, analysis, and investigation with customers and other stakeholders. Maintain access to an effective database of HSQE legislation, regulations, and standards relevant for all areas of RES business activities within region. Ensure the effective communication of safety alerts within RES and between RES and external stakeholders. Innovation and Technology Leverage technology to improve HSQE processes, such as data analytics for predictive risk management. Incorporate sustainability into HSQE practices to align with global environmental standards and ESG efforts. Compliance and Standards Stay updated with the latest regulations and standards to ensure compliance. Standardize HSQE procedures across all regions for consistency and efficiency for region scope. Culture and Engagement Promote a zero-harm culture by recognizing and rewarding safe behaviours. Involve employees in HSQE initiatives to increase their commitment and ownership. Ensure HSQE expert support and advice on HSQE matters is available to the business, including leading HSQE improvement projects where required. Set a personal example for safety leadership and be an exemplar of safety behaviours. Knowledge Understand both Management of Change and Change management models within a fast-paced operating environment Knowledge of leadership approaches and cultural benchmarking Expert knowledge of general HSQE leadership management, legislation, regulations and standards - up to date with relevant HSQE information and future trends. Knowledge (and experience of successful implementation) of ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO 45001 and other relevant standards such as ISO 55001 and the related certification process. Knowledge of lean principles and techniques would be advantageous Understanding of Reliability Centred Maintenance (RCM) concepts Skills Excellent interpersonal skills, ability to communicate and influence at all levels within the organisation and externally with clients, suppliers, trade bodies, media etc. Able to summarise HSQE risks, with commercial context, to support decisions required for project delivery Ability to understand engineering concept, QRA, Fault and Event Trees and HazOps. Presentation of information in accurate and clear manner with relevant detail Ability to bring parties together and manage conflicting agendas Negotiation skills to coordinate support and agree priorities across business units Cast the right shadow in terms: Proactive, team player Experience Extensive experience of leading the HSQE function in a similar organisation in the renewable sector, specifically Wind, Solar and Battery Storage. Implemented risk-based maintenance management systems (HSQE & business risk) Proven ability to understand Root Cause Analysis and where necessary run a high-profile incident investigation Use of ERP type systems to capture, data mine and report incidents Safety leadership for HSQE professionals and non-HSQE staff alike Practical experience of the development and implementation of the various management systems Project management experience would be advantageous Qualifications Recognised safety qualification (minimum NEBOSH Diploma or equivalent) and professional membership of recognised HSQE Institution (CMIOSH, IEMA, IIRSM or equivalent) or equivalent such as American Society of Safety Engineers required. Degree or master's degree in occupational safety or relevant Holds a valid driving licence GWO BST and BTT where appropriate At RES we celebrate difference as we know it makes our company a great place to work. Encouraging applicants with different backgrounds, ideas and points of view, we create teams who work together to solve complex problems and design practical solutions for our clients. Our multiple perspectives come from many sources including the diverse ethnicity, culture, gender, nationality, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, disability, marital status, parental status, education, social background and life experience of our people.

Project Management Technical Director / Project Director- PMCM CI&U Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom Hertford, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom Job Description What if you could do the kind of work the world needs? At WSP, you can access our global scale, contribute to landmark projects and connect with the brightest minds in your field to do the best work of your life. You can embrace your curiosity in a culture that celebrates new ideas and diverse perspectives. You can experience a world of opportunity and the chance to shape a career as unique as you. Who We Are WSP is a global leader in engineering and professional services, delivering innovative solutions that shape communities and advance society. With over 75,000 employees worldwide, WSP combines technical excellence with a commitment to sustainability, diversity, and inclusion. Our award winning culture empowers professionals to tackle complex challenges and create a better future. What is PMCM Project, Commercial & Programme Management (PMCM) at WSP ensures successful project delivery through integrated management of scope, cost, schedule, and risk. Our team of over 400 professionals support clients from concept to completion, applying structured methodologies and digital tools to deliver resilient, efficient infrastructure. This team's current projects range from major highways, rail and light rail, urban infrastructure, civils, energy, flood, water, wind, carbon capture, nuclear, defence and large scale utilities projects. We are looking to strengthen our NEC ECC PM team in supporting all of these sectors with openings in project management at various levels across the UK. A little more about your role As a Project Director / Project Management Technical Director, you will play a pivotal leadership role within a rapidly growing Project Management, Programme Management and Construction Management (PMCM) business. You will provide strategic direction and oversight across major, complex programmes, while shaping, growing, and developing high performing project management teams across our sectors. You will be accountable for building organisational capability - setting standards, developing talent pipelines, and creating a strong culture of collaboration, performance, and professional excellence. Alongside senior project delivery accountability, you will act as a trusted adviser to clients, strengthening long term relationships, identifying growth opportunities, and expanding our project management and advisory offering, particularly in support of net zero and sustainability ambitions. Working closely with clients, senior stakeholders, and multidisciplinary leaders across project management, programme management, design, risk, PMO, cost and carbon management, planning, and information management, you will balance strategic leadership with hands on oversight of complex commissions. What we are looking for We are seeking a highly credible, values driven leader with a strong track record of building, leading, and scaling teams, combined with deep technical and commercial expertise. You will bring: Recognised project management qualifications (PMP, APM, PRINCE2 or equivalent) and extensive experience leading large scale, multidisciplinary infrastructure programmes, ideally across multiple sectors. Proven leadership at scale, including line management of senior project managers, team leaders and emerging talent, with demonstrable experience in coaching, mentoring, performance management, and developing future leaders. Exceptional stakeholder and client leadership skills, with the ability to operate at executive level, build trusted long term relationships, and position the business as a partner of choice. Strong commercial and business acumen, including responsibility for portfolio performance, cost and margin management, budget forecasting, and NEC3/4 ECC contract leadership (accreditation desirable), alongside experience overseeing change management and governance frameworks. Strategic resource and capability management expertise, including workforce planning, resource forecasting, and shaping organisational structures to support sustainable growth. The confidence and authority to set direction, challenge the status quo, and drive innovation, while consistently delivering high quality outcomes against demanding client and business KPIs. A clear commitment to professional development, sustainability, and positive impact within the civil infrastructure and construction sectors, alongside active contribution to WSP's wider strategic initiatives. A degree in a relevant technical discipline (civil engineering, project/construction management) or an equivalent combination of qualifications and significant relevant experience. Chartered status or a well advanced path to chartership, with current membership of relevant professional institutions (e.g. APM, MRICS, MCCIOB, MCIHT, CEng, MAPM, MICE) or equivalent experience, is highly desirable. Imagine a better future for you and a better future for us all. Join our close knit community of talented individuals who share your passion for making a positive impact. Our global team includes more than 69,000 employees, working together to make a difference in communities both close to home and around the world. With us, you can.Apply today. Job Info Job Identification 79515 Posting Date 02/02/2026, 10:20 AM About Us We are one of the world's leading engineering and professional services firms. Our 72,800 passionate people are united by the common purpose of creating positive, long lasting impacts on the communities we serve through a culture of innovation, integrity, and inclusion. With over 9,000 professionals across the UK and Ireland, we are dedicated to our local communities and propelled by international brainpower. WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU? Work life balance At WSP, we understand that work is just one aspect of your life. It's important to make time for you, your family, friends, interests and your community. Our hybrid working policy offers the flexibility to work from home two days a week, while also providing opportunities to collaborate in our modern offices across the UK. Inclusivity & Belonging We welcome applicants with varied backgrounds and experiences. We enable rewarding careers by encouraging people to bring their whole and authentic selves to work so that our work represents the fullest spectrum of society. We celebrate integrity and treat people with respect, supporting each other and embracing a culture of inclusion and belonging at WSP. We have our employee resource groups bring together employees and allies with different backgrounds to promote our culture of inclusivity. We are committed to supporting our people, giving you the tools to make improvements to your health and wellbeing through our Thrive programme. Our Virtual GP service gives you access to an NHS or Irish Medical Council GP at a time and place that suits you - giving you peace of mind and quick access to medical advice when you need it most. We also provide reasonable workplace adjustments for those in need. Additionally, you can benefit from the Gymflex scheme, which offers up to 40% off annual gym memberships through our WSP flexible benefits program, as well as a comprehensive menopause support package. Flex your time To enhance work life balance, WSP offers the "WSP My Hour," allowing you to take one hour each day for personal activities, with the flexibility to make up the time earlier or later that day. We also provide part time and flexible working arrangements, the option to purchase additional leave, and the ability to use your bank holiday entitlement to suit you. We understand the importance of development and training to you. That's why we foster a supportive environment that invests in your growth, whether through training, mentoring, or Chartership. Here at WSP we positively encourage applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, religion or belief, marital status, pregnancy or maternity/paternity. As a Disability Confident leader, we will interview all disabled applicants who meet the essential criteria, please let us know if you require any workplace adjustments in support of your application.