Omexom UK
Assistant Information Manager

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Assistant Information Manager
Business Unit: Omexom Design
Role Summary
Reporting to the Business Unit General Manager (BUGM), this Assistant Information Manager will support the Information Manager in managing project data, documentation, and systems collaboratively across design and construction phases. The role focuses on driving consistency, compliance, and innovation through efficient information management, digital transformation, and stakeholder collaboration.
Key Responsibilities
- Assist the Information Manager in delivering an exceptional information management service to the project
- Prepare, agree, and communicate project Information Standards and Methods & Procedures, coordinating with Digital Engineering and Regional IM teams
- Manage the Electronic Document Management System (EDMS) and Information Management System (IMS), ensuring accuracy, accessibility, and security
- Define team roles and responsibilities, supporting recruitment, development, training, and retention
- Deliver training on information management systems and document control processes to project staff
- Coordinate and compile project reporting, including client reports, performance summaries, and system analytics
- Oversee quality and compliance of document control and administrative procedures
- Facilitate collaboration tools such as SharePoint, Teams, and mobile applications for field-based processes
- Manage the production of the Digital Health & Safety File, ensuring compliance with project requirements
- Support the project team in digitizing workflows and leveraging technology for efficiency
- Ensure secure data handling and access rights in line with client and project governance standards
- Maintain archiving procedures and records management throughout the project lifecycle
- Provide tendering support and training for the Procurement team
- Attend information management peer groups and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives
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Governance and Stakeholder Interfaces
The role requires maintaining strong relationships with:
- Business Unit General Manager
- Information Manager
- Head of BIM & Digital
- BIM Managers
- Planners
- Lead Design Engineers
- Client representatives
- Internal Design Teams
Person Specification
Essential Qualifications & Experience
- Proven experience in information management within major infrastructure or complex construction projects
- Strong knowledge of PAS 1192 and ISO 19650 standards
- Deep understanding of construction project lifecycles and digital handover processes
- Proficiency in using EDMS systems (preferably Asite) and collaboration platforms
- Knowledge of quality management systems and digital field tools (e.g., Field View)
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
- Ability to work under pressure, prioritise effectively, and meet deadlines
- Strong organisational and analytical skills with a methodical approach to data management
- Experience in managing small teams and supporting staff development
- Track record in managing information systems and digital processes on major projects
- Experience in team leadership, system training, and stakeholder engagement


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Desirable Criteria
- Familiarity with Power BI or similar data visualisation tools
- Strong presentation and facilitation skills
- Ability to identify and drive process improvement initiatives
- Experience managing or supporting large data-driven project environments
Core Values (Omexom’s Expectations)
- Team Spirit & Generosity: Work collaboratively to deliver results, provide support, and drive performance
- Trust and Empowerment: Manage responsibilities efficiently and professionally
- Integrity and Responsibility: Accept ownership of duties and ensure quality outcomes
- Innovation & Entrepreneurship: Continuously improve processes and introduce new initiatives for efficiency
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