EXHEAT
Project Manager

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Job Opportunity: Project Manager
Duties & Responsibilities:
Required:
- Overall management of assigned manufacturing contracts of engineered products
- Minimum of 5 years experience in multidiscipline high value engineering/manufacturing projects within O&G industry or similar
- Expertise in project management of the whole life cycle of projects from order to final delivery
- Capability to liaise with client, sub-vendors, Engineers, Project Buyer, and Shop Floor Supervisors to discuss and resolve technical, production, and commercial issues relating to agreed output.
- Willingness and availability to attend on/off site client meetings as required by the company
- Comfortable with the following tasks:
- Project plan creation, maintenance, and management (project milestones, critical path identification, and ownership)
- Clarification, Change, Risk, and Documentation management
- Project procurement management/involvement
- Regular reporting to internal and external stakeholders
- Costs control and management
- Inspection and certification management
- Ensuring all designs meet the project requirements in line with Exheat certification, local, and international standards and regulations with the assistance of the Engineering team
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- A Degree in Mechanical engineering or equivalent relevant work experience
- Familiarity with the following software capabilities and occasional use of: Microsoft AX, Ceaser II, STAAD, Creo3 (ProE), AutoCAD, MS Project, and MS Office suite. Software and training will be provided where necessary.
- Technical bid evaluation experience
Benefits:
- Company pension
- Early finish on Friday
- Cycle to work scheme
- On-site parking
- Sick pay
- Tea, coffee, milk, and fresh fruit provided
Schedule:
Monday to Friday
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