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We are looking for an experienced Project Manager
We are looking for an experienced Project Manager to join a great team in an established family-owned business in Leeds. Our client is a leading manufacturer and supplier of electrical power distribution equipment and pioneers of super low loss amorphous transformer technology.
The Role:
The role will be responsible for the timely delivery of energy infrastructure equipment and site service projects.
- Responsible for creating a programme of works for site-related contracts.
- Customer progress meetings.
- Proactively managing end-to-end project/change implementation within defined timelines and budgets, covering all facets of implementation, ensuring that project objectives are achieved.
- Customer progress meetings, attend both on and off site or via Teams depending on client requirements.
- Review and identify project risks and plan mitigations.
- Proactive management of the financial performance of the contract/project against target.
- Production of contract/project relevant documentation.
- Organise and plan sub-contractors.
- Organise and plan warranty reworks.
- Monitor the status of major bought-out equipment items and liaise with supply chain management for delivery to schedule.
- Review and approval of contract design drawings produced by the Engineering department and issue to the client.
- Proactively monitor and drive manufacturing completion to achieve client satisfaction and maintain contract milestones, including factory acceptance testing, delivery and site services, where required.
- Act as the primary point of contact and interface with the client via meetings, e-mail, telephone and site surveys when necessary. Represent the client requirements internally with Engineering, Production, Test, Contracts Administration, Procurement, Quality and Finance to coordinate smooth progress of the contract to completion.
- Management, preparation and planning of FAT (Factory Acceptance Test) procedures including attendance.
- Preparation of RAMS and all site-related documentation.
- Prepare site material and review Site Reports.
- Attend all relevant meetings, including pre and post job site visit and audits.
- Supporting CPDs and Sales tendering.
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Skills, Knowledge & Experience:
- Minimum of 5 years' experience in a similar role.
- Minimum of ONC in Electrical Engineering or similar to demonstrate technical knowledge is essential.
- Technical and/or practical knowledge specifically related to energy infrastructure including transformers and switchgear is desirable.
- Experience in defining, managing and delivering equipment projects, programmes and portfolios to a varied client base.
- Expertise in multiple planning management and control disciplines.
- Fully conversant with risk and opportunity management including associated methodologies.
- Experience working within the manufacturing/engineering sectors preferably transformers.
- Understanding of relevant HSE legislation for workplace and construction site working. Preferably experienced in Risk Assessment and Method Statement (RAMS) development and/or use.
- Experience of in the coordination of FAT.
- Understanding of the impact of current legislation such as CDM as it relates to product design. (Technical & Design support will be provided as necessary).
- IT literate with the MS product suite and ideally experienced using Progress software.
- Strong communication/people skills.
- Current driving licence and access to a car.


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Salary and benefits:
- Salary negotiable dependent on experience.
- 25 days holiday per year plus 8 bank holidays.
- Company Profit Share Scheme.
- Healthcare & Wellbeing scheme.
- Employee Benefit programme.
- Pension.
- EV salary sacrifice and EV on-site charging.
- Parking on site.
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