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Counter Fraud, Compliance and Debt Directorate (CFCD) National Delivery and Assurance (NDAS) External Learning Procurement Manager. As an External Learning Procurement Manager your role would require maximising capability across CFCD by having a clear understanding of current and emerging learning requirements. Provide learning to enable & support Operational Managers and Functional Leads to deliver the business. Manage a team to provide learning to help support the strategic planning of resource to deliver on the Departments high-level fraud, error and debt targets. Key Tasks include: Engaging with the business to identify and fully understand diverse learning needs Managing expectations of the business around delivery timescales Procuring external Learning and Development for CFCD Colleagues Managing the contracts for the above monitoring performance against objectives and timescales, evaluating products, negotiating changes if required Providing reports and updates for Senior Leaders Managing the budget and working with Finance to maintain a continual awareness of position LM responsibilities Ensuring Diversity and Equality policies are adhered to Managing risks and issues appropriately with a strong focus on quality and respond and act within agreed timescales, anticipate and effectively manage customer and business expectations Working as part of a wider team understanding and contributing to crosscutting functions to support the direction of travel for CFCD Providing performance insight to Senior Leaders against Capability Priorities and Measures Using a range of communication channels and methods to engage and inspire your team to deliver the best service possible Motivating and effectively leading a team within your direct line management to ensure delivery of overall performance expectations, including meeting quality standards Being accountable for the effective utilisation of operational resources, delivering improved value for money and living within hea

Due to continued growth, we are looking for experienced field-based water industry professionals to join our highly skilled teams based in Kirkintilloch and Ratho with coverage throughout Scotland. We have a diverse range of field-based work streams we are looking to grow: Network modelling field tests Flow and pressure tests Water impact assessments Water network investigations and operations Leakage Investigations Asset surveys Water quality monitoring, investigation and interventions Sampling We have opportunities available that are suitable for all levels of experience and qualifications from Assistant Technicians through to Senior Technicians and Network Engineers. Current positions available include: Grade 1 - Assistant Network Technicians (No experience required) Grade 2 - Network Technicians Grade 3 - Senior Network Technicians Grade 4 - Network Engineers Grade 5 - Senior Network Engineers Do you have a full driving license, flexibility to work away from home when required and experience in the water industry with a background in water networks and water operations? Would you like to join a company where you will be given a clear development path, career progression and opportunities to work on varied projects and work streams? Come and join our team and truly make a difference to the future of water About RPS Water Technical It's an exciting time to be working for our UK Water business as workload in the water market really takes off. With a broad portfolio of long-term framework agreements in place, we are ideally placed to help our clients deliver on the challenges facing them over the coming years - whether that is reducing leakage, pollution and flooding, or improving the environment and levels of service to their customers. Our Water business employs around 1000 highly skilled and motivated people working on projects for all of the water and sewerage companies across the UK, and most of the water-only companies. We deliver a full range of end to end wa

Worley is recruiting a Senior Instrument and Control Engineer to join our project team in Glasgow on a PAYE basis. Initial contract duration is 12 months, but this is expected to be extended. The role will require a mixture of home working, office working and site working at Grangemouth (no more than 3 days per week). Duties will include Provide Instrument Engineering services to Worley for a Main Service Agreement for a Client located in Grangemouth. Work activities for both projects and proposals will be executed across all phases of projects including Conceptual Studies; Basic; FEED; Detailed Design; Procurement through to Commissioning. Projects and proposals are for process plant and facilities across the Chemical; Oil and Gas; and Power sectors Project work will include development of Instrument Engineering deliverables as required on a project by project basis Project work as the functional Lead Engineer for projects as required by the C&I Group Manager, or a Senior Engineer on a large project reporting to the lead Instrument Engineer Assist the C&I Group Manager in: Developing corporate procedures, standards, specifications and the required design tools for compliance with the SHE policy and efficient execution of production work Defining the Development and Training needs for the discipline, support graduate and young Engineer / designer development Qualifications and Experience Several years’ experience of Instrument Engineering on Medium / Large capital projects from concept to start-up. Competent of working within the C&I Discipline of a contracting organisation. Competent to Lead the C&I Discipline on Small Projects Degree qualified for the related discipline Have or are working towards Chartered Engineer status as a Member of the Institute of Measurement and Control (IMC) or Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET). Proven ability for equipment specification and selection and in ensuring compliance from the suppliers, preferably within an EPC

Site Supervisor Glasgow £28,000 - £32,000 Company Vehicle The Recruitment Bunker are recruiting exclusively for a Site Supervisor for a leading group of companies at their headquarters in Glasgow. Overview of the Role: Site Supervisor Salary £28,000 - £32,000 Company Vehicle Holidays: 28 days Location Glasgow Company Overview Operating as a leading privately owned collection of diverse companies, our clients operate throughout Scotland and the rest of the UK. The multi-disciplined group has grown organically over the past 50 years and specialises in market sectors including automotive manufacturing, construction, technical consultancy, composite manufacturing, property investment, land development, mechanical services, heating, plumbing and electrical services, renewable technologies, software development and internet of things. Our client is currently in the process of moving to their new state of-the-art office building in Perth, accredited with the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) Gold standard. Responsibilities Support the Site Manager in coordinating trades, direct labour, and materials to meet the production programme Accept responsibility for such duties and responsibilities as the Site Manager may determine; in particular, as and when required, deputise for the Site Manager Support the Site Manager, in ensuring that the on-site team is fully resourced and well-directed, with clear guidelines to their own job responsibilities, and are provided with full support in achieving these, in terms of communication, training and development, and the organisation of the site's workload and resources Be responsible for delivering excellent service in line with company guidelines CSCS Card holder preferable SMSTS holder preferable Requirements Experience of working within established programs Assertive to ensure delivery of targets by the on-site team and trades/labour Ability to prioritise tasks to meet changing business needs Qualified to NVQ level 3 in