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Career role: Project Manager

9 Currently available roles across 9 organisations

Project Manager

Essex and Suffolk Rivers Trust

New job

Role summary

Lead projects to protect and restore rivers across Essex and Suffolk, developing nature-based solutions such as river restoration, wetland enhancement and wildlife corridors. You will manage projects from feasibility and design through permissions and on-the-ground delivery, ensuring compliance with relevant regulations. The role also involves working with landowners, the Environment Agency and other partners, engaging communities, identifying funding, and managing budgets, timelines, risks and reporting. You should have experience taking projects from development to delivery, strong partnership and communication skills, and an understanding of environmental permissions and legislation.

  • Location: Stowmarket, GB
  • Salary: £37,503 per year
  • Workplace: Hybrid
New job

Role summary

Lead capital works projects from feasibility through completion, coordinating consultants, contractors and internal stakeholders to deliver work on time and within budget. You will contribute to the Roehampton Restored Programme, a major project in Richmond Park, and develop expertise in construction delivery across historic landscapes. Applicants need experience managing construction or capital projects through RIBA stages 0–7, along with stakeholder, risk and governance skills, knowledge of health and safety requirements including CDM 2015, and the ability to manage several priorities. This is a permanent, full-time role.

  • Location: London, GB
  • Salary: £43,995 – £50,000 per year
  • Workplace: On-site
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Role summary

Coordinate WWT’s project pipeline and assurance processes, helping conservation projects move consistently from initial ideas through delivery and closure. You will manage a team of Senior Administrators, maintain the Project Register, provide highlight reports to senior colleagues and guide Project Managers in using the organisation’s project framework. Success depends on building strong working relationships across departments and embedding clear, reliable processes. Applicants should have extensive knowledge of project management approaches, experience developing projects and the ability to lead a team through matrix working.

  • Location: Slimbridge, GB
  • Salary: £35,437 per year
  • Workplace: Hybrid

Part-time Project Manager

Nene Rivers Trust CIO

New job

Role summary

Oversee three externally delivered workstreams for Nene Rivers Trust: a governance review, an audit and renewal of digital infrastructure, and improvements to administrative processes. You will work with trustees and staff to define requirements, prepare tender briefs, coordinate suppliers and monitor milestones and deliverables. The role also leads programme evaluation, maintains records, provides monthly updates and prepares reporting for the National Lottery Heritage Fund, including a final account of outcomes and lessons. It requires experienced project management, supplier coordination and grant reporting skills.

  • Location: Northamptonshire, GB
  • Salary: Not stated
  • Workplace: On-site

Role summary

Coordinate the organisation’s live and future projects, keeping priorities, actions and deadlines clear and work moving forward. You’ll maintain project plans, milestones and trackers; support meetings and reporting; manage risk and issue registers; and coordinate the CEO, colleagues, partners, consultants and contractors. The role also includes tracking budgets and resources, supporting contracts and suppliers, and preparing a handover report. Applicants need strong project-coordination experience, excellent organisation and communication skills, and expert-level proficiency in Monday.com and Google Drive.

  • Location: Manchester, GB
  • Salary: Not stated
  • Workplace: On-site

Role summary

Green Hammer is recruiting a Senior Construction Project Manager for a senior living and wellness construction project in the Portland area. The position is full time and expected to last approximately 25 months, with an ideal start date of 4 January 2027. The advertised annual base salary is $155,000–$165,000, plus benefits and a 10% performance bonus.

  • Location: Portland, US
  • Salary: $155,000 – $165,000 per year + Benefits
  • Workplace: On-site

Garsdale-Hawes Project Manager

Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority

Closing soon

Role summary

Lead the development and delivery of a multi-use route linking Garsdale Station with Hawes, coordinating colleagues, consultants and partners through planning, approvals and consultation. You will build relationships with landowners, farmers, community groups and local authorities, manage budgets and funding, and report progress to senior managers and elected members. The role calls for experience leading complex projects, securing external funding, interpreting legislation and negotiating with varied stakeholders, with an emphasis on accessible active travel.

  • Location: Bainbridge or Grassington, GB
  • Salary: £38,510 – £43,149 per year
  • Workplace: On-site

Hop Spots Project Manager

Amphibian & Reptile Conservation

Role summary

Lead delivery of Amphibian and Reptile Conservation’s four-year Hop Spots education programme across Dorset, Merseyside and East Anglia. You will manage a geographically dispersed team, coordinate work with schools, colleges, community organisations and other partners, and oversee programme budgets, communications, monitoring, evaluation and funder reporting. The role also includes managing consultancy contracts and capturing evidence of impact and learning to inform resources that can be shared more widely.

  • Location: Bournemouth, GB
  • Salary: £40,000 – £42,000 per year
  • Workplace: On-site

Role summary

Manage land-conservation transactions for Upper Valley Land Trust, including donated and purchased conservation easements and land acquisitions. You will assess and prioritise potential projects, evaluate feasibility, and select strategies and timelines that reflect organisational goals, funding criteria and landowner needs. The role involves guiding projects from start to finish, explaining conservation options to landowners and community groups, gathering natural-resource and land-management information, and preparing materials for trustee review. It calls for strong project coordination and relationship-building skills.

  • Location: Hanover, US
  • Salary: USD 60,000 – USD 70,000 per year
  • Workplace: On-site