Critical Infrastructure Project Manager (mechanical or electrical)

Role Overview

As a Critical Infrastructure Project Manager (mechanical or electrical) you will be required to lead the overall project or to be manage aspects of a larger scale multi-disciplined critical engineering projects, generally as a Principle Contractor. This includes leading and driving the overall delivery, performance and management of the project and all the relevant stakeholders, to ensure that all activities meet the programme, cost, safety and quality objectives of the project, the contract, the client, and the business.

• Ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget and to Sudlows required quality standards.

• Ensure risks are identified, reported, managed and mitigation measures are put in place.

• Ensure the project MCR is managed effectively, reporting forecasts monthly to operations manager to maintain accurate commercial and progress reporting on a regular basis.

• To promote a right first-time ethos within all members of the project team.

• Responsible for promoting a positive Health & Safety culture on site and conducting monthly H&S audits.

• Responsible for working with the project controls manager & planning team to develop construction programmes including regular monitoring and weekly updates and mitigating project delays. Where delays occur on projects, the project manager is responsible for communicating these delays to the client / consultant.

• Responsible for engaging with subcontractors including collating and reviewing quotes, bid analysis, precontract meetings / minutes and working with Quantity surveyor to raise sub-contract orders. Monitoring of the specialist sub-con packages and supplier packages on a regular basis. To directly manage the procurement of the supply chain be that sub-contractors or suppliers.

• To manage and regularly update all registers and trackers within the job folder including Early Warnings, Risk Registers, Technical submittals, RFI’s, CRQ’s / RAM’s registers, variation registers and procurement registers.

• To attend all programme and reporting meetings both internally and externally, and ensuring any actions are carried out in a timely manner.

• Design management – To ensure accurate delivery of design through the programme. Work collaboratively with the design team to manage the design deliverables matrix. To develop the designs to include site level co-ordination and details which may develop during construction, feeding this back to the design team where necessary. Conduct regular reviews of drawings/document control on site, ensuring the correct versions are being used and maintained.

• Responsible for overseeing the commissioning and witnessing of all systems, to work with the commissioning engineer to develop commissioning plans, commissioning test packs, programmes, witnessing schedules and IST scripts. To supervise any switching / changeover works on site with Sudlows AP.

Key Relationships (Internal & External contacts):

• Project Manager

• Operations Manager

• Project Controls Manager

• Client Project Manager

• Suppliers and Subcontractors

• Stakeholders & Customers

• Project Planning team