Special Projects Project Manager

Company: HVSS – High Voltage Systems & Services Ltd
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Location: West Midlands
Job Description:

About Us

HVSS, founded in 2010, is a privately owned company with an outstanding reputation amongst clients and the wider utilities industry. We have seen immense growth year on year, with offices located around the UK, and provide an innovative approach to our clients nationally. We offer services ranging from private high‑voltage connections and maintenance to multiple new connections across electricity, gas, telecoms, water and EV charging. We strive to be market leaders and are looking for motivated individuals to join us on our journey and to be part of our bright future.

The Role

As a Project Manager you will manage a portfolio of “Special Projects.” These scopes will include the cradle‑to‑grave project management of customer‑owned high‑voltage electrical networks consisting of UK‑wide Primary iDNO substations and/or associated grid connections.

As a Project Manager you will be responsible for the collective performance of the projects within your charge, in terms of safety, technical, quality, contract, commercial and risk control. In addition, you will have suitable knowledge, training and experience to deliver a positive project outcome, and, with the support of the operations manager where necessary, manage risk and exposure associated with the project as far as reasonably practicable.

The work may be within the Midlands region or the wider United Kingdom. You may also be called upon to assist senior Project Managers when reasonably requested to do so.

Key Responsibilities

  • Represent HVSS in a professional and articulate manner, at all times, to all stakeholders.
  • Ensure that all Special Projects being managed are delivered in a safe and responsible manner.
  • Manage change and variations.
  • Identify and manage risk proactively.
  • Write internal HVSS project‑specific RAMS where necessary.
  • Manage internal and external project resources such as suppliers and subcontractors as necessary.
  • Support the site manager where necessary and applicable.
  • Review, record and manage all subcontractor risk assessment and method statements (RAMS).
  • Maintain and manage site SHEQ documentation in line with HVSS policy.
  • Comply with project‑specific monthly SHEQ tours.
  • Undertake and record project‑specific quarterly SHEQ tours with a senior Project Manager.
  • Maintain project‑specific documentation in line with the company’s BMS.
  • Maintain a continual professional development (CPD) strategy.

Experience & Qualities

Essential

  • Proven reliable team player.
  • Management experience of project budgets and resources.
  • Experience managing reasonably complex projects, budgets, direct, indirect and specialist resources from within an M&E/Utility/T&D technical construction environment.
  • BTEC, NVQ Level 3 qualification in engineering, construction and/or management, and/or equivalent knowledge, training and experience.
  • Experience of managing projects classified as “notifiable” under the Construction, Design & Management Regulations 2015.
  • IOSH Managing Safely qualification, or equivalent, desirable.
  • Awareness of control, protection and automation schemes.
  • Experience delivering construction projects under formal construction practices.
  • High competence with MS Project, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and suitable cost and finance soft skills.
  • SMSTS certification.
  • TWS/TWC or working toward it if requested by the company.
  • EUSR, CSCS, ECS safety passport.

Desirable

  • APM, PMI or Prince 2 project management certification, or equivalent, or working toward it.
  • Knowledge and understanding of DNO/iDNO specifications and working practices.
  • Experience with JCT or NEC contracts.
  • Experience in projects classified as “notifiable” under the Construction, Design & Management Regulations 2015.
  • Exposure to AutoCAD.

Perks & Commitments

  • Full time, permanent role.
  • Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm (40 hours per week).
  • 25 days holiday plus bank holidays as standard.
  • Up to 5 extra days holiday for length of service.
  • Option to purchase an additional 5 days holiday per year.
  • Birthday day off.
  • Enhanced maternity and paternity pay.
  • 5% employer pension contribution.
  • Double death in service cover.
  • Cycle‑to‑work scheme.
  • Tusker green car scheme.
  • Car allowance.
  • Private health cover, half paid for by us, and fully paid after 3 years.

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Posted: July 10th, 2026