Electrical Project Manager

If youve ever looked at a job spec and thought, Alright, but whatsreallyinvolved? youre in the right place. This isnt just another list of duties and acronyms. Its a role that genuinely matters to the team, the clients, and the companys future.

Right now, were helping a leading M&E contractor in Wigan find an experiencedElectrical Project Manager.

Someone who knows their way around commercial and industrial projects, can handle pressure, and keeps things moving when others might stall.

Job Title:Electrical Project Manager
Salary:£55,000 £65,000 + bonus & benefits
Location:Wigan
Job Type:Permanent, Full-time

Our client has been delivering building management systems and M&E installations for over 25 years. Their reputation is built on long-term client relationships, consistent delivery, and a practical, no-nonsense approach. Healthcare, education, commercial, industrial theyve done it all, and theyve done it well.

Theyre not a faceless national, and theyre not a start-up throwing things at the wall to see what sticks. Theyre that solid, respected middle ground and the kind of team youll enjoy working with.

This is a classic boots-on-the-ground, sleeves-rolled-up role. Youll be responsible for managing electrical packages from project award through to completion, making sure everything lands on time, on spec, and within budget. But more than that, youll be the link between the office and the site, the client and the team, the spec and the final fix.

Expect your week to include:

• Leading and coordinating electrical site teams

• Reviewing and interpreting technical drawings and specs

• Planning, programming, and monitoring progress on live projects

• Managing suppliers and subcontractors to ensure quality and delivery

• Attending client meetings and giving progress updates

• Managing health & safety, RAMS, and compliance requirements

• Supporting commercial teams with variations and cost control

• Working closely with other project leads across mechanical and BMS packages

Therell be site visits, supplier calls, last-minute tweaks, and the occasional moment where youll need to keep a cool head while solving something that wasnt in the drawings. You know the drill.

• Solid experience managing electrical projects in M&E or BMS

• Familiarity with commercial and industrial installations

• Knowledge of current IEE regulations and health & safety standards

• The ability to manage project teams and communicate clearly

• Strong organisation skills and the ability to keep multiple plates spinning

• A full driving licence

Any formal qualifications in electrical or building services engineering will help, but what matters most is your ability to make things happen and keep projects running smoothly.

• A competitive salary between £55,000 and £65,000

• A bonus & benefits package that adds real value

• A role with variety, visibility, and room to grow

• A place on a team where people enjoy what they do and do it well

Theres plenty of work in the pipeline, support when you need it, and a clear path forward for someone who wants to keep developing their career without the politics.