Project Manager - Mining Remediation & Subsidence
Location: North East England (Durham, Washington and Sunderland)
Contract: 3 months
Department: Public Safety and Subsidence
Rate £650 per day gross umbrella
We are seeking an experienced Project Manager to manage a portfolio of coal mining-related hazards, public enquiries and subsidence projects across the North East of England.
This is a home-based role with regular site visits, requiring flexibility to respond to new incidents during working hours. Approximately 75% of the working week will involve travel to sites. A vehicle will be provided.
Key Responsibilities
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Manage and progress a portfolio of mining hazard, subsidence and investigation projects, ensuring effective planning, prioritisation and resource management.
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Coordinate contractors and consultants undertaking investigations, research and remediation works, including managing NEC3/NEC4 contract documentation.
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Arrange and undertake site inspections, including properties, mine-related hazards and tips, as well as monitoring and sampling activities.
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Ensure investigations establish liability and that projects meet statutory, health and safety, environmental and financial requirements.
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Manage stakeholder relationships and respond to enquiries from members of the public and other relevant parties.
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Support the emergency hazard response team and contribute to claims, evidence submissions, budgets and operational improvements.
Essential Requirements
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Relevant technical experience in mining, surveying, geology, civil, structural or geotechnical engineering, or a comparable project delivery environment.
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Experience managing contractors, suppliers and project stakeholders.
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Knowledge or experience of NEC3/NEC4 contracts.
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Strong organisational skills, with the ability to prioritise workloads, use initiative and work flexibly.
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Competence in Microsoft Office.
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Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel extensively across the North East.
Desirable
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HND, degree or equivalent qualification in a relevant technical discipline, ideally with professional membership.
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Experience of subsidence claims, mining-related public safety hazards and legacy mining risks.
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Knowledge of subsidence legislation, health and safety requirements, environmental issues and the interpretation of mining records.
Please note: Candidates must be based within the North East coalfield area, ideally within convenient travelling distance of Durham, Washington and Sunderland
