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Location

Reading, Berkshire | United Kingdom

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Job description

Reporting to the Managing Director and Commercial Director the MEICA Project/Programme Manager will be required to manage the day-to-day aspects of project and/or programme delivery including timely delivery of the project on budget and in line with best practice Health, Safety, Quality and Environmental standards. The ideal candidate should have a proven track record of working with a Main Contractor in the design, construction and commissioning (including process proving) of water and wastewater projects. The Project Manager will also be responsible in co-ordinating a robust design to meet customers’ requirements and standards within a specified budget. The main duties and responsibilities of the MEICA Project/Prog. Manager are outlined as follows:

• Work as part of a team in the delivery of one or more projects at any one time, leading staff as a “one team” culture.
• Ensure Health, Safety and Environmental standards, policies and procedures are always adhered to on-site.
• Instil a positive Health and Safety culture within the team in their thinking and actions. Liaise, co-ordinate and cooperate closely with agencies such as the IFI, NPWS, HSA, EPA, OPW, etc.
• Facilitate the co-ordination role of the PSDP for live projects with internal and external designers. Represent the company as PSCS on live sites within your remit and co-ordinate all required documentation to be present on-site and up to date.
• Conduct regular Health and Safety inspections on live sites and facilitate customers in conducting Health and Safety audits/inspections.
• Co-ordinate all testing and quality check procedures including factory acceptance testing (FAT), site acceptance testing (SAT), inspection and test plans (ITPs), pipe pressure testing, hydrostatic tank testing and commissioning of the works.
• Ensure best practice programme management techniques are used such as Lean Construction and Last Planner.
• Prepare contract programme taking input from all disciplines and carefully planning the project to meet all interim milestones. Track, monitor and adjust this programme throughout the project lifecycle.
• Mitigate risks to the programme by changing methods of construction, design or advancing a task at a different stage in the project.
• Manage suppliers and sub-contractor packages such that they meet deliverables of the programme and resource projects as required in order to meet programme milestones.
• Manage cashflow on projects and ensure interim payment applications are submitted on-time to the customer.
• Facilitate and explore value engineering opportunities with the customer as they arise. Anticipate risk and manage opportunities.
• Prepare monthly reports on the commercial activity of each project under your remit identifying income, costs, work in progress and accruals.
• Provide assistance, oversight and guidance from time to time on tendering opportunities.
• Ensure positive experience for the customer and their representatives instilling an ethos of collaboration and co-operation.
• Provide single point of contact to the customer as the Contractors Representative for projects and instil confidence to the customer in your actions and ability to deliver projects for them successfully.
• Respond to and address any customer and stakeholder complaints in a timely manner. Obtain customer satisfaction surveys and provide any feedback on how to improve their customer satisfaction.
• Seek to improve the project delivery process by providing lessons learned feedback and innovative solutions for adoption on future projects.
• Keep appraised of latest standards and technology through continuous professional development (CPD).
• Provide input to business functions and operations in shaping and implementing efficiencies and improvements.
• Other duties as required from time to time.

Requirements The main knowledge, skills and experience required of the MEICA Project/Prog. Manager are outlined as follows:

• Minimum of 10 years’ experience working in a similar role, preferably in the water and wastewater industry.
• Extensive working knowledge of the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations 2013. Holder of a certificate in Managing Safely for Construction Managers preferable.
• Experienced in the design, construction, commissioning and process proving of mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, control and automation (MEICA) systems.
• Ability to liaise directly with customers as Hydro International representative on programme, budget, H&S, environmental and quality issues.
• Minimum of a Level 8 Honours Degree in a relevant Engineering Qualification.
• Chartered Engineer and active member of the Institute of Engineers Ireland (IEI) preferable.
• Ability to manage multi-disciplinary construction teams in a pressurised environment during project delivery.

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Salary

£40k - £50k per annum