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Job Title - Charter — Hubs Transition Manager

Location

London, UK

Employment Type

Contract Inside IR35

Job Description

Hub Readiness Coordination

  • Coordinate Hub readiness for incoming transitions across all clusters and waves.
  • Maintain visibility of wave intake schedules and staffing timing.
  • Align Hub preparation with deployment milestones and transition gates.

Onboarding & Pre-KT Enablement Support

  • Coordinate onboarding readiness for new Hub joiners.
  • Ensure pre-KT induction, orientation, and local readiness activities occur on time.
  • Support Hub managers in preparing staff before formal KT begins.

KT Readiness & Oversight (Hub Perspective)

  • Act as Hub focal point for KT mobilisation.
  • Confirm receiving teams, supervisors, and infrastructure are ready for KT start.
  • Monitor Hub-side execution of shadowing readiness and escalate capacity risks.
  • Work in close partnership with Hub Director and Hub management team to:
    • Align staffing against wave demand
    • Prepare supervisors for incoming transitions
    • Coordinate readiness handshakes with deployment teams
    • Ensure Hub leadership has forward visibility of transition pipeline.

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Transition Risk & Escalation

  • Identify Hub-side risks affecting transition success:
    • Staffing gaps
    • Readiness delays
    • Capacity bottlenecks
    • Onboarding slippage
  • Escalate issues early to Global Deployment Lead and relevant deployment teams.

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Tracking, Reporting & Transparency

  • The Hubs Transition Manager maintains a clear view of Hub readiness across all incoming waves, including:
    • Upcoming wave intake schedules
    • Staffing readiness against KT dates
    • Onboarding progress by wave
    • KT readiness status by transition cohort
    • Capacity and bottleneck risks
  • Smooth absorption of work across multiple parallel waves.
  • Staff arrive prepared and transition starts on schedule.
  • Hub management has confidence in transition sequencing.
  • Capacity constraints are visible early and managed proactively.
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Skills

Transition Management
Hub Readiness Coordination
Onboarding
Knowledge Transfer (KT)
Stakeholder Management
Risk Mitigation
Capacity Planning
Resource Management
Project Tracking
Reporting
Deployment Coordination
Operational Readiness

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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