Forsyth Barnes Consultancy
Project Manager (Ref: 197275)

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Luxury manufacturer and engineers focused on innovation, sustainability, and excellence.
Job Description
The role is responsible for leading and managing significant multiple IT Projects, manufacturing and Programmes.
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare and present resource estimates and all other related investment requirements (including for year 1 operations) for large scale IT projects and programmes.
- Create related budget spend forecasts.
- Ensure the business case is valid and approved before project commencement.
- Raise any required budget release requests and support investment planning and management as required (e.g. planning round for investment).
- Identify internal and external project dependencies and prepare inclusive work breakdown structure (WBS).
- Turn the WBS into a schedule with the critical path identified.
- Trigger procurement process and onboard project team members as appropriate, coordinate with the relevant teams to ensure the necessary resources to deliver the assigned projects are committed.
- Determine the methodology (waterfall) to apply in accordance with the established Bentley project management framework.
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