Renvolt Energy
EPC Project Manager Senior

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Our Engineering, Procurement & Engineering (EPC) is looking for an experienced EPC Project Manager to support our project in Fair Oaks.
Role Overview
The EPC Project Manager Senior is responsible for all people and activities on a construction site from the study phase to the handover with Operations & Maintenance, for complex and/or strategic projects, ensuring adherence to deadlines. His intervention determines the technical processes to be used as well as the working conditions on the construction site. The Project Manager assumes the full responsibility for the budget and schedule of the works in the investment committee from the EPC side.
Responsibilities
- Participate in the feasibility assessment of the project in coordination with the sales team.
- Define the project's requirements (equipment, personnel) with their n+1.
- Conduct site visits and prepare quotations to establish the budget with their n+1.
- Identify technical specifications for RFQ and contracts in coordination with the engineering department (applicable standards, expected deliverables, documentation, etc.).
- Coordinate the design of plans based on defined specifications.
- Participate in the procurement process in coordination with the procurement department.
- Initiate purchase requests while adhering to established procedures and contribute to the assembly and argumentation of investment requests.
- Define the timelines for each phase of the projects.
- Prepare quotations to establish the budget with management.
- Prioritize interventions based on various criteria: customer requests, equipment availability, alternative solutions, etc.
- Ensure waste management control on the construction site.
- Monitor material supply orders for the project according to the established implementation schedule.
- Monitor and ensure work is following technical and contractual specifications, standards, regulations, and QHSE rules (quality, hygiene, safety, and environment).
- Prepare progress reports for project reviews and ensuring adherence to the execution schedule.
- Update the project schedule (using MS Project) with the progress status of different project phases.
- Monitor the project budget (costs incurred to date and forecasts for completion) using cost control tools, assuring to evaluate deviation, propose remedial plans, and ensure revenues and EBITDA is according with the budget.
- Coordinate the different field project related teams.
- Control the schedule of subcontractor interventions, ensuring compliance with safety instructions and proper execution of work.
- Adjust resources to meet deadlines and cost targets.
- Supervise and ensure the conformity of construction work carried out by the team or external service providers.
- Ensure safety on construction sites with support from the HSE department.
- Coordinate with other Project Managers the lessons learned from the projects and give support to other projects if necessary.
- Develop the skills of team members (raising awareness/training - individual interviews - training needs).
- Manage the activity of team members based on their skills, workload, and deadlines.
- Disseminate information and animate the team (information meetings/briefings).
- Conduct interviews, evaluate direct subordinates, and implement appropriate recognition or disciplinary measures.
- Define the individual and collective goals of one's team in alignment with the objectives set by the company.
- Distribute workload within one's area of responsibility while ensuring fairness.
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- Education: Master’s degree from an engineering school.
- Additional Education: Master’s degree in project management or PMP is a plus.
- Experience: 10 years of experience in execution or construction project management in the UK market.
- Knowledge:
- Experience with electrical safety rules and electrical procedures (G99, etc.).
- In-depth knowledge in solar, wind, hydro, and/or storage energy fields.
- In-depth knowledge of industrial project construction or the energy sector.
- Deep understanding of principles of construction contracts.
- General knowledge of construction law and labor law.
- In-depth knowledge of hygiene and safety regulations.
- Language Skills: Proficient in professional English (reading, writing, speaking).
- Technical Skills: Proficiency in office tools (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, MS Project, etc.)
- Other: Driver's license (B).
- Attributes:
- Thoroughness and autonomy
- Strong interpersonal skills
- Leadership
- Analytical and problem-solving skills
- Ability to respond quickly in various professional situations
- Resilience to stress
- Enjoyment of work on construction sites
- Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously, set priorities, and develop action plans
- Negotiation skills
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