OXBO
Solar/BESS Project Manager

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OXBO are partnered with a leading UK IPP who are looking for a Project Manager to lead the delivery of utility-scale BESS and Solar PV projects across the UK.
This is an opportunity to join a well-established and fast-growing business with a strong and growing UK pipeline. You will manage projects from RTB through to O&M handover. Reporting directly into the Head of Construction.
The Benefits:
- A competitive salary.
- 15-20% Discretionary Bonus.
- Remote working with site visits as required.
- Freedom to manage your own time and schedule.
- Strong current and future pipeline.
What you will be doing:
- Lead the delivery of utility-scale BESS and Solar PV projects from pre-construction through to completion.
- Manage project scope, programme, budget and quality.
- Coordinate EPC contractors, consultants, OEMs and key stakeholders.
- Oversee grid connection activities, including DNO/TSO interfaces, G99/G100 compliance, SCADA integration and energisation.
- Ensure projects are delivered in line with UK HSE and CDM regulations.
- Identify and manage project risks while driving programme performance.
- Support project reporting, commercial management and successful handover into operations.
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- 5+ years construction experience in the renewable energy / energy infrastructure industry.
- Including 3+ years Project Manager experience.
- Strong understanding of UK construction practices and project management.
- Experience managing EPC contractors and multidisciplinary project teams.
- Knowledge of grid connections, DNO/TSO processes and commissioning activities.
- Familiarity with CDM Regulations and UK Health & Safety requirements.
- Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills.
- Degree qualified in Engineering, Construction Management or a related discipline (Electrical Engineering degree preferred).
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