Murray McIntosh
PermanentDesign Manager
£75,000-£85,000 per annumBristol
Design Manager - Water Infrastructure Location: Bristol (South West) Contract: Full-time, Permanent Salary: Up to £85,000 + car or allowance + bonus + excellent benefits
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No other recruitment consultancy is as dedicated to the water industry as Murray McIntosh. With over 10 years’ experience, we are embedded across the UK water sector, working closely with frameworks, industry bodies, and the full supply chain. This gives us unrivalled insight into the hiring and skills challenges businesses face at every level.
As an SME ourselves, we understand the pressures on small and mid-sized businesses, particularly the uncertainty of operating within the water supply chain. Projects can be delayed, reshaped, or cancelled with little notice, forcing difficult decisions on resourcing. Balancing cost, readiness, and delivery is a constant challenge for our clients.
We find highly skilled, innovative professionals with expertise across clean and wastewater projects, Environmental/Rivers, Infrastructure, Major Capital, and Strategic projects, helping businesses gain a competitive edge through their people.
Our services include recruitment solutions for permanent and interim hires, supported by specialised tools, live market intelligence, and advisory insight shaped by years inside the sector. Our network and data inform every placement, ensuring you meet both strategic and operational goals with confidence.
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As regulation and skills shortages continue to impact tier provider recruitment, an agile approach is the only way forward.
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Since 2015, we have specialised in recruiting commercial and engineering roles for water companies, meeting the specific needs of changing AMP cycles.
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