ABUS Crane Systems Ltd
Project Coordinator

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ABUS is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of industrial crane systems, crane components and electric hoists. As an international company, ABUS stands for the highest quality products and reliable customer service. Honesty, safety and quality are the most important values of our company.
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We are looking to fill the following position based at our office in Yateley in Hampshire:
Project Co-ordinator – 40 hours per week
As a Project Co-ordinator at ABUS Crane Systems Ltd, you will be responsible for managing crane installation projects through to a successful conclusion. You will be office based with occasional site visits to customers facilities. Your day will consist of progress chasing, co-ordination and administration of multiple projects all at different stages but running parallel. You will liaise with customers, head office, suppliers & site team to ensure that materials and equipment arrive on time and that its installation, testing and commissioning is undertaken safely and within budget. Additionally, you will arrange technical approval of ordered equipment and prepare method statements, risk assessments and lift plans.
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Who are we looking for?
- Excellent customer service skills with a positive and enthusiastic attitude
- Technical/Engineering background
- Strong communication skills, both written and verbal
- Good computer skills essential and a knowledge of AutoCAD-3D advantageous
- A valid full UK drivers licence
What can you expect from us?
- A good salary depending on your knowledge and experience
- An extensive induction process with internal training on software and products
- 25 days annual leave + bank holidays
- 8am - 5pm Mon - Fri
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