Boden Group
Project Manager

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Project Manager (Electrical Bias) - Edinburgh
A leading organisation within the Facilities Management and Engineering sector is seeking a Project Manager (Electrical Bias) in Edinburgh. You'll take ownership of projects from planning through to completion, ensuring they are delivered safely, on time, within budget and to the highest quality standards.
The Role
As The Project Manager (Electrical Bias), You'll
- Manage electrical and engineering projects from initial planning through to completion.
- Lead project teams and oversee contractors and subcontractors.
- Manage project budgets, programmes and resources to ensure successful delivery.
- Coordinate plant, equipment, materials and procurement requirements.
- Produce and review technical drawings, specifications and project documentation.
- Oversee testing and commissioning activities.
- Build strong relationships with clients, contractors and key stakeholders.
- Ensure compliance with Health & Safety, environmental and CDM regulations.
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Requirements
To be successful in the role of Project Manager (Electrical Bias), you'll bring:
- Proven experience managing Electrical, Engineering or Construction projects.
- A strong electrical or building services background.
- Experience managing project budgets and contractor performance.
- Strong knowledge of Health & Safety and CDM regulations.
- Experience reviewing technical documentation and overseeing testing and commissioning.
- Strong leadership, communication and stakeholder management skills.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office and project management software such as Microsoft Project or Primavera.
- Healthcare or industrial project experience would be advantageous.


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What's in it for you?
- Competitive salary of £50,000-£55,000.
- Permanent, full-time position.
- Opportunity to manage technically challenging electrical projects.
- Excellent career development and progression opportunities.
- Supportive and collaborative working environment.
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To apply for the position of Project Manager (Electrical Bias), click Apply Now and send your CV to Alfie Young. Interviews are taking place now, so don't miss your opportunity to join a leading organisation within the FM and Engineering sector.
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