Murphy is recruiting for a Project Manager to work with Water team in the North West  We provide end-to-end services for major water and sewage companies such as Thames Water, Severn Trent Water, Northern Ireland Water, Yorkshire Water and United Utilities, and for several water-only companies including SES Water, Bristol Water and South East Water. We also provide a full design, build, operate and maintain service for Uisce Éireann and we currently operate over 25 of their facilities, ensuring they run efficiently and comply fully with EPA regulations. A day in the life of Project Manager • Maintain a thorough understanding of the contract, scope and delivery requirements for each assigned project. • Manage multidisciplinary design and delivery activities across water and wastewater projects, including early contractor involvement where applicable. • Act as a principal point of contact for project issues and work collaboratively with clients, water companies, designers, technical assurance, operations teams and the wider Murphy business. • Provide senior management with timely updates on design, procurement, construction, commissioning, programme, cost forecasts, risks and change. • Obtain commitments from scope owners and track delivery against the baseline programme, managing delays and maximising opportunities. • Ensure project documentation and information are controlled through approved systems and workflows. • Maintain procurement and delivery schedules and coordinate corrective action where required. • Identify design and delivery risks early and maintain records for contractual notifications and change control. • Promote safe, buildable and maintainable solutions and continuous improvement across the project team. • Motivate and develop the project team, ensuring responsibilities, outputs and deadlines are clear. Still interested, does this sound like you? • Relevant project management or senior project engineering experience, preferably in water or wastewater treatment.  • Degree, diploma or equivalent practical experience in a relevant engineering discipline.  • Experience across design and construction is strongly valued; candidates from contractor, delivery partner or water-sector consultancy backgrounds are welcomed.  • Strong organisational, programme, commercial and communication capabilities.  • Self-motivated, collaborative and comfortable taking ownership within a multidisciplinary environment.  • Strong IT skills, including Microsoft Project or equivalent planning tools.  • Full driving licence and willingness to travel between regional UK sites and offices and periodically to Ireland