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The Company:
OXBO are partnered with a fast-growing Renewable Energy IPP looking to hire a Delivery Project Manager to their collaborative and social Glasgow team.
As Delivery Project Manager
- You will lead the delivery of utility-scale Solar and BESS projects from pre-construction through to handover to O&M.
The Benefits:
- Annual 15% Bonus scheme.
- The chance to join a well-established business with a strong pipeline.
- Excellent growth opportunity, with a culture of promoting from within.
- Flexible Hybrid working.
The Role:
- Management of overall delivery of multiple utility-scale Solar and BESS construction projects.
- Management all aspects of projects, including Construction, Health & Safety, and quality standards across sites.
- Manage grid agreement interfaces, general engineering activities, procuring and contract administration.
- Proactively identify construction risks and issues, implementing mitigation strategies to protect programme and cost.
- Monitor and report deviations to scope, schedule, or budget, providing clear recommendations to senior stakeholders.
- Undertake development and O&M works in order to gain all round knowledge of project life cycles.
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- Minimum of 5 years experience within the renewable energy industry, within the delivery phases.
- Experience should be within Solar PV, Batter Storage (BESS) or Onshore wind projects (other industries with suitable transferrable skills will also be considered).
- Experience in contract preparation, negotiation and administration.
- Strong knowledge of UK & Ireland Construction, CDM, Health & Safety, and environmental regulations.
- Understanding of Grid operators and connection processes.
- Confident communicator with stakeholders and contractor management skills.
- Ability to manager several project tasks at once and able to plan and prioritise.
- Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel to site as required.
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