Average Design Consultant salary in the UK

A leading multi-disciplinary consultancy is looking for a CDM Principal Designer to join their expanding team. Recognised for their outstanding employee engagement, they were awarded 2-star accreditation by Best Companies and ranked among the top 100 mid-sized companies to work for in the UK. With a strong presence across frameworks, they foster a supportive and collaborative environment where career progression is actively encouraged. This is an excellent opportunity for a CDM Principal Designer with at least one year of experience to work on diverse projects across multiple sectors. Ideally based between Manchester and Birmingham, the successful candidate will cover Manchester while benefiting from the support of the Midlands team. The CDM Principal Designer's Role As a CDM Principal Designer, you will provide expert advice on health and safety regulations, ensuring compliance with CDM 2015 and engaging with stakeholders throughout project lifecycles. You will work closely with in-house teams, playing a key role in risk management, design reviews, and supporting clients in meeting their statutory obligations. You will be involved in a variety of projects across multiple sectors, gaining exposure to a broad range of work. The company places a strong emphasis on training and career development, making this an ideal role for someone with aspirations to progress to a Senior CDM Principal Designer in the future. The CDM Principal Designer The successful CDM Principal Designer will have: A minimum of 1 year's experience as a CDM Principal Designer or CDM ConsultantA relevant health and safety qualification (e.g., NEBOSH Construction Certificate, IOSH, or similar)Strong knowledge of CDM 2015 regulations and their practical applicationExcellent communication skills to liaise effectively with clients, contractors, and project teamsThe ability to collaborate with in-house teams and work across multiple sectors In Return? £40,000 - £50,000 total packageTwo salary reviews per yearA clear pathway for career progression within a rapidly growing teamA family-feel company culture with a strong emphasis on training and developmentOffice-based for the first six months, then hybrid working (2-3 days in the office) This is an exciting opportunity to join a thriving team that has grown to £1 million turnover in just two years. If you are a CDM Principal Designer looking for the next step in your career, apply now! CDM Principal Designer | CDM Consultant | Health and Safety | CDM 2015 Regulations | Construction Design and Management | Risk Management | Design Reviews | Compliance and Regulations

A leading construction and property consultancy is seeking a BSA Principal Designer to take ownership of their Building Safety Act (BSA) services. With a rapidly expanding workload and a huge opportunity to build and lead a specialist team, this role is ideal for someone with strong technical expertise in building regulations, ideally from an architectural background. The BSA Principal Designer's role As a BSA Principal Designer, you will be the go-to specialist, ensuring compliance with the Building Safety Act while working closely with clients, design teams, and regulatory bodies. You will join an established team of 10 CDM Principal Designers, four of whom are already delivering BSA compliance. However, with every new project secured, additional Building Regulations work is won, making this a huge opportunity to build and grow a dedicated team. This role offers the chance to work directly with senior leadership, gaining invaluable expertise and establishing a high-performing BSA team. With the company's backing and a strong pipeline of projects, the potential for growth is limitless-the world is your oyster. The BSA Principal Designer To be successful as a BSA Principal Designer, you will need: Strong knowledge of Building Regulations and compliance requirements.A background in architecture, building control, or design risk management.Experience as a Principal Designer, CDM Advisor, or similar.The ability to lead projects and communicate effectively with clients and stakeholders.Ambition and leadership skills to build and manage a high-performing team. In Return? £53,000 - £58,000Unmatched progression potential in a growing consultancy.The chance to work closely with senior leadership, gaining invaluable expertise. If you have the Building Regulations knowledge and the ambition to lead, this is the perfect opportunity to make your mark. Apply today! BSA Principal Designer | Building Regulations | Building Safety Act | CDM Regulations | Principal Designer | Building Control | Architectural Background | Design Risk Management

Are you a Design Manager looking for the next venture in your career? Here at Blueprint Recruitment, we are currently working with one of our leading clients who is looking to appoint an experienced and driven Design Manager on a contract basis. This role offers a hybrid working arrangement, with up to three days per week required in the client's Glasgow office. Our client is a global engineering design and build consultancy, known for delivering sustainable and innovative solutions. You will be joining an expert team working specifically on an exciting national grid project, focusing on all aspects of substation upgrades and extensions, whilst shaping the future for the national grid network! Key Responsibilities of your role: -You will play a key role in supporting the preparation of project proposals, by leading presentations and contract negotiations. Then supporting such project from concept to completion. -Be responsible for reporting regularly on the projects progress - including costs, procurement issues, potential impacts, and design questions etc. -Support the current relationships with clients, project stake holders, regulatory bodies and subcontractors. What we are looking for: -Proven experience in a design management role on National Grid Electricity Transmission projects in the UK - with a strong understanding of National Grid’s procedures. -Clear understanding of UK health and safety legislations. -Confident using digital design tools such as BIM, Revit, or Navisworks. -Strong communication, organisation, and stakeholder management skills. -Chartered status or working towards chartership is desirable.