Project Manager

FLI CAP Technology
Malpas
4 months ago
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Are you a skilled Project Manager or Project Engineer with a passion for delivering impactful infrastructure projects? We’re looking for a driven professional to lead industrial wastewater treatment schemes from concept to commissioning.

This is a hands-on leadership role requiring technical expertise, commercial awareness, and a proactive mindset to ensure safe, timely, and high-quality project delivery.

About Us – FLI CAP Technology

We specialise in the supply and installation of industrial effluent treatment plants. From initial feasibility studies to full-scale plant delivery, we provide turnkey solutions that help industries meet environmental compliance and sustainability goals. With deep expertise in mechanical, electrical, and process engineering, we serve sectors including manufacturing, food & beverage, and pharmaceuticals.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage full project lifecycle—from client engagement to commissioning

• Develop and maintain project plans, budgets, and schedules

• Coordinate internal teams and external stakeholders

• Monitor progress and manage risks, issues, and changes

• Ensure compliance with HSE, environmental, and quality standards

• Lead meetings, prepare reports, and maintain clear communication

• Manage all project documentation and handover packages

What We’re Looking For

• Proven experience in engineering/construction projects (water/wastewater sector)

• Strong understanding of industrial wastewater treatment technologies

• Excellent planning, budgeting, and coordination skills

• Effective leadership and communication abilities

• Knowledge of CDM, HSE, ISO standards

• Degree in Engineering, Environmental Science, or related field

• Background in mechanical, electrical, or process engineering

• UK driving licence

What We Offer

• Competitive salary

• Company vehicle or car allowance

• Pension scheme + medical benefits

• Career development opportunities

• Collaborative and innovative work culture

Ready to lead projects that make a difference? Apply now and be part of a team shaping the future of industrial wastewater treatment.

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