Associate Director/Director Designate Civils

Associate Director/Director Designate Civils needed to join a consultancy supporting the development industry. My client is an independent provider flood risk, Infrastructure and highways design.

As the Associate Director/Director Designate Civils you will be responsible for a variety of clients accompanied by extremely knowledgeable and passionate colleagues. This clients culture is dynamic and vibrant which encourages you to shape your own future and supports you.

The Associate Director/Director Designate Civils will undertake strategic development planning and design work specializing in providing highways, infrastructure and drainage advice to a wide range of private and local authority clients.

Key responsibilities;

You will be leading and coordinating detailed design and implementing into projects throughout the construction phase

You will have to manage being active on multiple projects at once strong time management skills are a must!

You will be supported by an experienced technical team which you will be expected to manage resource and delegate tasks accordingly

You will support the financial and commercial management through calculated project management.

Strong knowledge is needed in financial and contractual aspects of planning, bidding and delivering on both large and small client projects

Proven career history in client care and business development

Essential skills;

BSc or MSc in Civil Engineering

You will have been awarded Chartered status with at least 8-10 years of commercial experience

Strong knowledge of legal processes, planning, design, design software, adoption and contract procedures and drainage schemes including SUDS and infrastructure

Knowledge of relevant design codes sewers for adoption, SUDS manual, water industry act and water environment

Drawings for contract documents S104, S106, S185, S38, S98, S278

Relevant software MicroDrainage & AutoCAD

This opportunity is based in Hampshire. Apply now for immediate consideration and interview conversations

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