Retrofit Project Manager

The West of England Mayoral Combined Authority (MCA) is seeking to appoint a Retrofit Project Manager, to join the Net Zero Delivery team. Your key responsibilities in this role would be to ensure a focus on delivering the priorities of the Mayor to deliver for the West of England by managing Government Grant home energy projects and helping thousands of regional homes impacted by fuel poverty.

We're looking for a dynamic, highly motivated project management professional who is passionate about sustainable housing, energy efficiency, and delivering real social impact across the region.

This is a critical time in our transformation and growth journey, and you'll be pivotal in helping us achieve our ambitions by:

• Supporting consortium members and social housing providers to ensure retrofit projects run smoothly, are completed on time, within budget, and to required quality standards.
• Developing and maintaining strong working relationships with funding bodies (such as the Department for Energy Security & Net Zero), contractors, and suppliers.
• Ensuring robust financial oversight by validating grant claims, processing invoices, setting budgets, and maintaining governance.
• Completing regular monitoring, project evaluations, performance management reports, and risk assessments.
• Providing expert coordination and analysis to overcome delivery barriers and support key Net Zero Hub initiatives.

Are you someone who possesses excellent financial and data reporting skills, strong leadership and stakeholder management capabilities, and ultimately always focuses on delivering high-quality housing retrofit projects on time and within grant compliance?

You'll be a skilled project manager or experienced professional from construction, social housing, local government, or financial project management with a keen interest in the growing retrofit market.

• Have experience in project management, construction, local authority, or social housing environments.
• Demonstrate strong financial acumen, including experience with grant funding schemes, accruals, invoicing, and budget tracking.
• Bring excellent communication skills and the ability to motivate and coordinate a dispersed consortium of stakeholders.

This team forms part of the South West Net Zero Hub (SWNZH), serving as a crucial bridge between local energy actors and central government to drive decarbonisation across the South West.

This is an opportunity to make a real difference by directly helping thousands of local households tackle fuel poverty and playing a key role in the region's journey toward Net Zero. You'll also enjoy a flexible hybrid working environment, working from home with occasional visits to our Bristol office.

This is a fixed term role until 31st March 2028. Find out more.

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The closing date for this role is midnight on 20th September 2026.