Key Duties/Responsibilities Manage infrastructure delivery for residential developments from feasibility through to site completion. Coordinate and secure all technical information, approvals, quotations and agreements and onsite service connections. Liaise with utility providers, consultants, local authorities, highways authorities and environmental agencies and warranty providers. Support the appointment and management of utility providers and external consultants. Review utility related legal agreements, easements and associated documentation in conjunction with external legal teams. Attend weekly prestart meetings, site meetings and project reviews to support programme delivery and performance. Ensure technical drawings and information are distributed accurately and in a timely manner to Construction, Commercial and Sales teams. Provide ongoing technical support and practical solutions to challenges arising across developments. Assist with feasibility studies and provide utility budget cost advise during the early stages of projects. Support compliance with CDM regulations and contribute to the safe and effective delivery of developments.Experience Experience managing utility provision within residential housing or construction developments Experience and knowledge of CDM regulations and their applications within construction projects Proven experience as Engineer, Utilities Coordinator within housebuilding Experience managing technical documentationKey Knowledge & Skills Strong project coordination and organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple developments at one time Stakeholder management skills, with the confidence to build and maintain effective relationships Able to communicate effectively Commercial awareness and the ability to consider cost implications when making recommendations and decisions Effective negotiation and influencing skills to secure timely approvals, quotations, agreements and service connections Commitment to Health & Safety and compliance standards, including an understanding of CDM Regulations