Project Manager, Construction Manager/ Foreman, Regulatory Compliance Specialist
Listed on 2026-11-05
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Construction
Construction Manager/ Foreman, Regulatory Compliance Specialist
Job Title: Project Manager – Telecoms Asset Recovery, Decommissioning & Site Exit
Location: UK
- Hybrid
- Flexible approach to working hours (can involve out of hours working)
Responsible to: Head of Projects / Senior Programme Manager
- Networks & Engineering
Responsible for: End-to-end delivery of telecoms infrastructure projects, primarily supporting Tier 1 telecoms clients across Asset Recovery, Site Decommissioning and Site Exit programmes.
Job function
The Project Manager is responsible for the end-to-end delivery of telecoms infrastructure projects, primarily supporting Tier 1 telecoms clients across Asset Recovery, Site Decommissioning and Site Exit programmes.
This is a hands‑on delivery role requiring a proactive, self-starting and commercially aware Project Manager who is comfortable taking ownership of projects from initial survey and scope development through planning, mobilisation, site execution, client handover and financial close‑out.
The successful candidate should be confident operating within complex live telecoms environments, coordinating internal engineering teams, logistics, specialist subcontractors, client stakeholders and other third parties. Projects may involve the removal and recovery of telecoms, electrical, mechanical and associated site infrastructure.
Experience of construction-related project delivery and working within the requirements of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM) would be advantageous, although not essential. Appropriate support and development can be provided where required.
Specific responsibilitiesThe following outlines the primary areas of responsibility. Additional responsibilities or functions may be required as necessary to support the business.
- Take full ownership and accountability for assigned projects from initial handover through to successful completion and commercial close‑out.
- Operate as a self‑starting Project Manager, identifying what needs to happen next rather than relying on continuous direction from senior management.
- Act as the primary point of contact for clients and internal stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle.
- Develop strong working relationships with Tier 1 telecoms clients and provide confidence that projects are being safely, professionally and effectively managed.
- Proactively identify project constraints, dependencies, risks and opportunities and drive them through to resolution.
- Escalate issues appropriately, while maintaining ownership of the problem and presenting potential solutions or recovery actions.
- Apply sound judgement when balancing safety, client requirements, programme, cost, resource availability and operational constraints.
- Champion project management best practice, continuous improvement and lessons learned across the business.
- Support other Project Managers and projects where additional project‑management input or recovery planning is required.
- Support the Line Manager with recruitment, onboarding and development of new team members where required.
- Attend and, where appropriate, lead site surveys, mobilisation meetings, client meetings and project kick‑offs.
- Review survey information and translate findings into a clear and deliverable project scope.
- Develop a good working understanding of telecoms site infrastructure and the practical sequence required to safely decommission, recover and remove assets.
- Identify project stakeholders, interfaces, dependencies and approval requirements.
- Establish client expectations, project objectives, deliverables and completion criteria.
- Identify scope gaps or ambiguities early and work with the client and relevant stakeholders to resolve them.
- Break the scope into logical work packages and establish an appropriate delivery sequence.
- Produce detailed…
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