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HPC - Package manager - LPWHT F/H

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Roles and responsibilities
Reporting to the Installation Manager and functionally attached to the IBC Project Manager, the Package Manager will be responsible for:
- Leading the on-site team to successfully deliver the Post Weld Heat Treatment (PWHT) work package.
- Defining standards and performance benchmarks to ensure consistent execution and compliance with quality requirements.
- Coordinating with project teams and support functions to align schedules, optimize workflows, and prevent interface conflicts.
- Implementing and promoting quality processes while ensuring their proper application and communication throughout the project.
- Planning and sequencing activities efficiently while implementing protective measures to preserve completed work and maintain quality standards.
- Supervising client inspections and the handover process to ensure smooth project delivery and customer satisfaction.
- Acting as the focal point for PLOD/PLOW reporting, ensuring compliance with project requirements.
- Developing and implementing project completion strategies, including effective planning and resource allocation.
- Monitoring project progress to ensure handover milestones are achieved and client and stakeholder expectations are met.
- Reviewing and approving timesheets to ensure accurate recording of working hours.
- Monitoring key performance indicators (KPIs), particularly the opening and closure rates of Non-Conformity Reports (NCRs).
- Preparing the End of Intervention Report.
- Identifying, documenting, and substantiating all contractual delays, and preparing supporting documentation for review by the Contract Manager.
- Preparing monthly safety performance indicators and conducting reviews of safety events.
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Fluent English (spoken and written) is mandatory.
Education & Experience
- Engineering degree with a specialization in Mechanical Engineering.
Desired Skills
- Minimum 5 years of relevant professional experience.
- Proven ability to lead multicultural site teams and manage multiple subcontractors.
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office 365 applications.
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