Jobs at Adler & Allan

Assists the Operations Supervisor with daily operational planning, technician scheduling, reactive call-out allocation, inventory and goods-in management, equipment testing, repairs, compliance checks, documentation, and invoicing support. The role coordinates with engineers, suppliers, contractors, and supervisors, maintains depot safety and organization, monitors PPE and vehicle records, and supports operational improvements. Flexible scheduling and occasional periods away from home may be required.

Leads regional operations in Belfast by managing teams, executing growth strategies, monitoring KPIs, controlling budgets, ensuring compliance, developing stakeholders, identifying market opportunities, and reporting business performance to senior leadership. The role requires extensive management experience, regional or multi-unit operations expertise, revenue-growth results, P&L and budget management, strategic planning, team development, analytical abilities, stakeholder management, and a full UK driving licence for regional travel.

Manage the safe, profitable, and technically compliant delivery of projects and contracts. Responsibilities include supervising project managers, technicians, subcontractors, and employees; controlling budgets, margins, schedules, risks, and quality; preparing reports, RAMS, quotes, financial information, and handover documentation; conducting audits and toolbox talks; managing client relationships; and ensuring health, safety, KPI, legislative, and contractual requirements are met.

Designs packaged fluid-handling systems using SolidWorks, producing assembly, fabrication, and bill-of-materials drawings. The role collaborates with fabrication and mechanical assembly teams and liaises with suppliers. Responsibilities also include designing steel structures, applying piping standards and fabrication methods, and preparing or interpreting structural steel hand calculations. The position is based at the company’s Chichester head office and is permanent and full-time.

Supports wastewater and integrated hydraulic modelling projects by planning surveys, managing site visits, building and verifying hydraulic models, analysing results, producing plans and reports, engaging with clients, supervising junior modellers, preparing risk assessments, and helping develop training materials.

Manages commercial performance across a project portfolio through contract management, governance, margin improvement, change control, forecasting, and risk management. Supports negotiations, variations, dispute resolution, profitability improvement, WIP, debt and cash performance. Partners with directors, project managers, and finance teams while developing commercial capability and improving processes. Requires significant commercial management experience and knowledge of NEC contracts, with sector experience in infrastructure, utilities, energy, water, or environmental services advantageous.

Lead end-to-end delivery of utility-sector projects, managing scope, schedules, budgets, risks, contracts, resources, governance, reporting, and stakeholder relationships. The role includes coordinating technical teams, ensuring compliance with organisational standards, identifying business development opportunities, mentoring junior project staff, driving continuous improvement, and incorporating sustainable practices and digital project-management tools.

Leads Glanville Environmental’s relationship with South West Water across framework agreements and operational programmes. Manages client communication, framework obligations, KPIs, commercial performance, reporting, risks, opportunities, and operational coordination. Supports mobilisation, issue resolution, revenue growth, service improvements, and future AMP9 procurement opportunities while maintaining strong stakeholder relationships across client, operational, commercial, and leadership teams.

Manage Glanville Environmental’s relationship with South West Water across framework agreements and operational programmes. Responsibilities include coordinating client and internal stakeholders, overseeing contractual obligations and KPIs, monitoring commercial performance, resolving issues, supporting mobilization, identifying growth opportunities, and contributing to AMP9 framework strategy. The role serves as the primary client interface and requires strong relationship-building, commercial awareness, operational coordination, and knowledge of utility or infrastructure services.

Senior advisory consultant supporting infrastructure clients with regulatory business plans, physical asset management strategies, asset data improvement, governance, assurance, and long-term adaptive planning. The role involves leading projects, analyzing data, preparing reports and presentations, facilitating client workshops, managing stakeholder relationships, and contributing to bids and business development across regulated water, gas, and energy sectors.

Plans and allocates people, skills, and capacity across consultancy projects and programmes. Maintains resource schedules and rolling forecasts, resolves conflicts, supports project mobilisation, and monitors utilisation, demand, and workforce trends. Produces reports and dashboards, advises stakeholders on resource risks, and improves planning processes, tools, data quality, and governance. The role supports workforce development, commercial performance, profitable delivery, and client satisfaction.

Assists with divisional operations, customer liaison, job progress reporting, work programme coordination, management meetings, sales handovers, resource allocation, KPI performance, and operational administration. The role supports efficient, cost-effective service delivery and commercial success while coordinating trained resources and responding to customer and management requirements.

Leads assurance projects across governance, risk, controls, regulatory reporting, asset management, and capital programs. Evaluates compliance with ISO 55001 and internal policies, tests data quality and lineage, reviews project governance and commercial controls, and presents actionable findings to senior leaders, audit committees, and regulators. The role also develops assurance processes, manages multiple projects, engages utility stakeholders, and mentors team members.

Prepare monthly management accounts, trial balances, reconciliations, journals, budgets, forecasts, and variance analysis. Support month-end and year-end close, statutory reporting, audits, consolidations, internal controls, and financial process improvements. Partner with business leaders to explain financial information, identify reporting risks, and provide analysis supporting strategic decisions.

Administer group payrolls by preparing payroll data, checking minimum wage compliance, reconciling payroll, managing pensions and statutory payments, issuing payslips and payroll documents, producing reports, maintaining records and KPIs, responding to employee pay queries, and supporting payroll managers with deadlines and legislative requirements.

Lead and manage the electrical design and commissioning team, oversee electrical design compliance, select components (PLCs, VSDs, switchgear), plan and execute FATs and onsite commissioning, support tenders, manage schedules, and maintain ATEX/explosive-atmosphere knowledge while developing the team and ensuring project delivery.

Lead and manage on-site and depot teams delivering planned and reactive works safely and to high standards. Oversee HSE compliance, spill and HAZMAT response, job packaging, resource allocation, vehicle/equipment checks, customer liaison, paperwork, toolbox talks, deputise for operations management and participate in on-call rota.

Manage and grow key B2B client accounts in the UK waste management sector, focusing on retention, new business development, meeting sales targets, and maintaining accurate CRM/ERP records while ensuring clients are informed and compliant.

Lead and contribute to feasibility, outline and detailed mechanical design for water and utilities projects, manage multidisciplinary teams, perform site visits, produce calculations and deliverables, tender bids, mentor junior staff, and ensure projects meet time, cost and quality targets.

Lead mechanical engineering for water and sewage projects: site surveys, feasibility to detailed design (P&IDs, hydraulics), technical reports, drawings, hazard studies, client liaison, team development, and project delivery on time and budget.