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McLaughlin & Harvey is one of the leading Civil Engineering and Building Contractors operating throughout the UK and Ireland. We are looking to recruit a Social Value Project Lead to deliver our social value commitments across projects in Northern Ireland, ensuring we meet local planning obligations and leave a meaningful, lasting legacy in the communities where we work.
Job Responsibility:
Design, implement and monitor social value commitments across Northern Ireland projects
Develop project specific Social Value Plans
Work collaboratively with internal teams, clients, supply chain partners and community stakeholders
Track and report on local procurement activity, SME engagement, VCSE involvement and other economic benefits
Support procurement processes that enhance local economic benefit
Work with schools, colleges, universities and training providers to deliver careers talks, site visits, placements, curriculum support and mentoring initiatives
Build and maintain strong relationships with local authorities, community organisations, residents’ groups, business networks and charities
Facilitate volunteering programmes
Support delivery of Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) requirements
Track, measure and report social value outcomes using recognised frameworks such as National TOMs, the Social Value Model, and client specific metrics
Produce regular reports, dashboards and evidence packs
Capture outcomes and impact for marketing materials, case studies and award submissions
Requirements:
Experience delivering social value or community engagement activities
Desirable to have experience using social value measurement tools, including National TOMs, Social Value Portal or equivalent approaches
Strong communication, coordination and organisational skills
Excellent stakeholder engagement capability, with confidence working alongside community groups, local authorities, education providers, supply chain partners and clients
Proficiency in Microsoft Office
A passion for community development and inclusion
Flexibility to travel between projects within a defined region
A full driving licence
Construction industry experience (desirable but not essential)
Nice to have:
Experience using social value measurement tools, including National TOMs, Social Value Portal or equivalent approaches