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Role: Project Manager - Civils
Salary: £65,000 - £80,000 per annum
Location: Suffolk, Sizewell C
Hours: 40 hour p/w
The Civil Works Programme comprises a series of projects that will be delivered over a 10-year period. Each element of the scope has been assigned to a combination of participants that will be responsible and accountable for the delivery. Key responsibilities will be:
- Take a global overview of the nuclear power plant Systems, Structures and Components (SSCs) within their programme.
- Timely delivery of engineering studies by the RD or by key contractors and for ensuring they meet the needs of the SZC project.
- Prepare with the multidisciplinary team specific post-FID contracts (terms & conditions, contractual appendices, and technical specification).
- Drive the implementation of site-specific design changes into the design deliverables in their programme.
- Manage internal interfaces (between contracts and systems) and external interfaces (between programme scopes) to ensure a coordinated approach to design and delivery.
- Early engagement with stakeholders (including equipment suppliers) to identify obsolescence issues and other risks to replication.
- Manage the technical elements of the procurement process for specific contracts.
- Ensure that lessons-learnt and knowledge-capture are practiced as business as usual.
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- Degree and Chartered status in Project management, Construction, Civil engineering, or other relevant discipline.
- Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of Project Management and working knowledge and management experience of construction activities.
- Experience of managing major projects from concept to handover, throughout the project lifecycle within a technically complex and dynamic environment whilst ensuring high levels of safety, security, and environmental responsibility.
- Success coordinating multi-disciplinary design/procurement work and driving design/procurement teams to deliver on time.
- Background in mechanical, electrical, process, systems, or civil engineering for large industrial plants.
- Procurement and management of complex contracts.
- Control of costs; risk; schedule and change and proficient in the use of Earned Value tools.
- Project management or project engineering experience, from concept to handover.
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