2026 Graduate Information Manager in England

We’re looking for bright and committed graduates who will bring energy, new ideas and a fresh perspective to help us become the recognised leader and transform the construction and engineering industry.

Role Overview

The role is key to ensure that all information on a project, digital or otherwise, is accurate, accessible, and communicated to the appropriate parties during the life cycle of a delivery project. It will ensure industry standards are applied and adhered to by all stakeholders – from client teams and design consultants to our supply chain – turning unique challenges into scalable solutions. The project data must be quality‑assured, with all controlled 2D and 3D design, metadata and documentation arriving with the information management team for compliance management. The role will oversee workflows through design and approval processes up to construction, with a focus on digital handover and automation of site activities that may currently be paper‑based. It will involve defining processes and procedures to ensure efficient methodologies for information flow and data management, supporting project teams in decision‑making.

Location

As a project‑led business, the work location can vary depending on project needs. The role may require you to work away from home at project sites across the UK.

Degree Subjects

Candidates should hold a degree related to the built environment, information management, information systems, information technology or data.

Professional Accreditation

Institute of Engineering & Technology – IET.

Key Deliverables and Accountabilities

• Asite Setup and Management: Support the setup, configuration, and ongoing administration of Asite as the project's Common Data Environment (CDE), ensuring compliance with client protocols and ISO 19650 standards.
• Document Management: Assist in uploading, reviewing and managing project documentation—including drawings, specifications, RFIs and method statements—within Asite.
• Workflow Monitoring: Monitor document workflows, version control and approval processes to facilitate timely and accurate information exchange among stakeholders.
• Collaboration and Metadata Maintenance: Work closely with design, engineering and site teams to maintain structured metadata, ensuring documents are properly classified and easily searchable.
• Transmittal and Audit Trails: Help manage transmittals and maintain audit trails for all project communications and document exchanges.
• Digital Handover Support: Contribute to digital handover processes by supporting the compilation of structured data and documentation for project close‑out.
• User Support and Training: Provide first‑line support and training to project teams on Asite functionalities, information standards and best practices.
• User Onboarding: Assist with onboarding new users to Asite and related project systems, ensuring correct access rights and up‑to‑date training materials.
• Information Security: Support the implementation of information security protocols, including user access controls, data classification and secure handling of sensitive project information.
• Compliance Monitoring: Help monitor adherence to internal policies and external standards related to data protection, confidentiality and cybersecurity.
• Reporting and Dashboards: Participate in the creation of reports and dashboards to track document status, compliance and performance metrics.
• Continuous Improvement: Contribute to initiatives aimed at enhancing digital collaboration and streamlining information workflows throughout the project lifecycle.

The Laing O'Rourke Graduate Development Programme – What can you expect?

The programme is designed to embrace and develop your capabilities. You will be encouraged to continue learning throughout your career, stretched, challenged and supported by a business that views your personal development and the achievement of professional accreditation as a priority. It will give you the practical experience, technical learning and professional development while being part of some of the most exciting construction and infrastructure projects in the UK.

Our Application Process

• CV Submission: Submit your CV for review. We will assess your application against the entry criteria for the role.
• Online Assessment: Complete a series of assessments designed to understand how you approach workplace situations, your preferred ways of working and exercises to evaluate your critical thinking and numerical reasoning skills.
• Video Interview: Record responses to two questions set by our hiring team. You will have sufficient time to prepare and present yourself confidently.
• Assessment Centre: Our in‑person assessment centres (held at a LOR office) give you an opportunity to demonstrate your skills through a combination of individual tasks, short interviews and group activities. This is also a chance to experience our culture first‑hand.
• Outcome: We aim to provide feedback and communicate the outcome of your assessment centre within two weeks.

Entry Requirements

• Studying a degree course with a clear route to professional accreditation.
• Degree classification of 2:2 or higher.
• Strong numeracy and literacy skills.
• Flexibility to be required to work away from home.
• Eligible to work in the UK – this role is not eligible for visa sponsorship.

Accessibility and Support

We are committed to ensuring our recruitment process is inclusive and accessible to all candidates. If you require any adjustments or support with your application, or at any stage of the process, please do not hesitate to contact us.

The Graduate Development Programme will commence in September 2026.