Project Manager
Lead key nuclear projects, manage site teams, enjoy a permanent contract and a competitive salary with excellent sector experience, plus flexible working.
Responsibilities and Day-to-Day Overview
The Project Manager role offered by Morson Edge includes full lifecycle project management in the nuclear sector. You will set execution strategy and oversee multidisciplinary project teams.
The job requires frequent interaction with clients, direct accountability for project outcomes, and leadership in safety-critical environments. Flexibility to occasionally travel to other sites is necessary.
Your responsibilities involve managing resources, ensuring compliance with rigorous safety standards, and maintaining effective communication networks across teams—all while focusing on project delivery.
Managing cost control, commercial contracts, and scheduling are core activities in this position. Coordinating design, commissioning, and procurement tasks are also key components of your daily work.
Strong organisational skills are essential, along with the ability to support diverse projects involving existing generation, new builds, and decommissioning activities.
Pros: What Makes This Position Appealing?
One distinct advantage is the opportunity to work on significant projects in the nuclear industry, which can enhance your technical and project management expertise considerably.
The permanent contract offers security and stability, while the competitive salary in the £55,000–£65,000 range is notably attractive for professionals with a formal APMP qualification.
Cons: Potential Challenges
The highly regulated environment means extra bureaucracy and compliance workload that some may find daunting, and Counter Terrorist Checks are mandatory for all successful candidates.
The position is primarily site-based, requiring regular on-site presence, which might be less ideal for those seeking a largely remote working role.
Our Verdict
The Project Manager position at Morson Edge is a strong career move for experienced, safety-focused professionals with the relevant nuclear and HV electrical background. It brings growth, marketable skills, and competitive compensation, despite the demanding regulatory expectations and site-based requirements.
