Paul Day
Mott Macdonald
project director
Paul Day
Paul Day is a project director at Mott MacDonald and a Fellow of the ICE since 2024 and has a wide range of experience working both design and construction, across various disciplines.
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Join the ICE Early Careers Network West Midlands for a lunch and learn webinar examining the key roles, responsibilities of a design manager and the pathways to becoming one.
Design management is not just about what we design, it is about how we deliver it. It brings together processes, resources, information, organisational infrastructure, planning, compliance requirements and the allocation of responsibilities to enable effective design delivery, maintain programme certainty and support collaboration throughout.
In this webinar Paul Day, project design manager at Mott MacDonald, will share his experience of the design manager role, offering practical insights into how design management supports successful project delivery.
Mott Macdonald
project director
Paul Day is a project director at Mott MacDonald and a Fellow of the ICE since 2024 and has a wide range of experience working both design and construction, across various disciplines.

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