H9 Talent Solutions
Project Manager

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Project Manager - Mechanical/Process
H9 Talent Solutions have partnered with a leading technology supplier. As the Project Manager, you will own the delivery of one major UK construction contract and several global projects simultaneously—ensuring plants hit emissions, schedule, and performance guarantees. You will report to the Managing Director (UK) and sit as a core member of Global Engineering. The Midlands office is a small project-engineering hub (typically one major UK build plus several overseas contracts). You will work daily with a 5-6 person process team plus boiler, mechanical, piping, EC&I, procurement, and site. International travel is required. You will use existing design manuals, calculation tools, and group project processes, and you will also help improve them.
Role & Responsibilities
- Deliver the live UK contract and concurrent group projects on agreed milestones, within budget, and to contractual performance guarantees.
- Drive sales-to-execution handover so technical scope, interfaces, and risks are locked before detailed design starts.
- Coordinate multidisciplinary engineering (boiler, mechanical, piping, EC&I), procurement, and site so design packages and vendor documents stay on the critical path.
- Run HAZOPs, design reviews, and risk registers; close actions before they become site delays or claims.
- Lead commissioning, performance testing, and first-year optimization so plants meet emission and output commitments.
- Integrate UK project controls with the global engineering platform and capture lessons into standards and tools.
- Keep customers, MD (UK), and group stakeholders aligned with clear progress, change, and forecast reporting.
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- Proven delivery of industrial energy or process-plant projects from award through commissioning (waste-to-energy, biomass, or similar combustion plants strongly preferred).
- Ability to manage multi-package, multi-office scopes with tight interfaces on industrial scale projects.
- Experience preparing and controlling schedules, cost forecasts, change, and risk on EPC or major equipment contracts.
- Comfort working with PFDs, P&IDs, datasheets, vendor packages, and HAZOP outputs—not as a designer, but as the person who keeps them on time and consistent.
- Clear written and verbal communication with customers, suppliers, and senior engineers; willingness to travel internationally.
- Engineering degree or equivalent project-engineering background in a related industrial sector.
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