Site Manager

We are currently seeking 3 experienced Freelance Site Managers to support works delivered under the NGED framework across multiple sites throughout the Midlands. This role will focus primarily on 132kV substation renewals and upgrades, requiring a proactive individual capable of managing multiple work fronts and coordinating project delivery safely and efficiently.

Key Responsibilities

– Oversee day-to-day site operations across multiple substation sites within the Midlands region.

– Manage and supervise works associated with 132kV substation renewals, including civil, electrical and infrastructure elements.

– Ensure all activities are carried out in accordance with NGED standards, procedures, and safety requirements.

– Coordinate subcontractors, direct labour, and suppliers to maintain programme and quality standards.

– Conduct site briefings, toolbox talks, and ensure strong health & safety compliance.

– Liaise with project managers, engineers, and client representatives to ensure smooth project delivery.

– Monitor progress across sites and provide regular updates on programme, risks, and resource requirements.

– Maintain site documentation including RAMS, permits, and inspection records.

Requirements

– Proven experience as a Site Manager within the power / utilities sector.

– Demonstrable experience delivering 132kV substation works or high-voltage infrastructure projects.

– Experience managing multiple sites simultaneously.

– Strong understanding of NGED procedures and framework delivery (highly desirable).

– Excellent leadership, communication, and coordination skills.

– Essential Certifications

– SMSTS

– CSCS (Black or Gold Card)

– First Aid at Work

– Full UK Driving Licence

Desirable

– National Grid / DNO experience

– Temporary Works Coordinator

– SSSTS / additional H&S qualifications

What’s on Offer

– Long-term freelance opportunity within a major NGED framework

– Opportunity to work on critical 132kV infrastructure upgrades

– Competitive day rate and consistent pipeline of work across the Midlands