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PFI Lifecycle Manager
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- Enniskillen
- Permanent
- Full Time
Job Description
PFI Lifecycle Manager
Salary: Negotiable plus Excellent Benefits
Location: West Northern Ireland
Working Pattern: Hybrid (3 days on site / 2 days working from home)
Contract: Full Time | 2-Year Fixed-Term Contract (with a strong likelihood of becoming permanent)
Overview
An experienced Lifecycle Manager is required to oversee lifecycle planning and delivery across a major operational PFI contract. Working closely with the SPV, FM provider and client, you'll ensure lifecycle investment is delivered efficiently, compliantly and provides long-term value.
Duties & Responsibilities
Manage the planning and delivery of lifecycle replacement works across the contract.
Review lifecycle plans submitted by the FM provider, ensuring they are robust, deliverable and financially sound.
Provide technical advice on lifecycle applications, planned investment and variations.
Oversee the delivery of planned and reactive lifecycle works from inception through to completion.
Review RAMS, access requests and project documentation before works commence.
Monitor and drive the completion of defect rectification programmes.
Support the preparation of annual budgets, forecasts and financial reporting relating to lifecycle expenditure.
Produce lifecycle reports, spend tracking, analysis and long-term replacement strategies.
Carry out lifecycle cost modelling and support future investment planning.
Assess and calculate lifecycle variations
Identify opportunities to improve value, reduce risk and enhance lifecycle performance.
Ensure all works comply with CDM regulations and Health & Safety legislation.
Support procurement activities and wider portfolio improvement initiatives.
Role Requirements
Previous operational PFI/PPP lifecycle management experience is essential.
Strong understanding of lifecycle planning, asset replacement programmes and variation management.
Technical knowledge of building fabric, M&E services and facilities management.
Good understanding of CDM regulations and Health & Safety legislation
Commercially aware with strong risk management skills.
Excellent communication, analytical and report writing skills
Salary: Negotiable plus Excellent Benefits
Location: West Northern Ireland
Working Pattern: Hybrid (3 days on site / 2 days working from home)
Contract: Full Time | 2-Year Fixed-Term Contract (with a strong likelihood of becoming permanent)
Overview
An experienced Lifecycle Manager is required to oversee lifecycle planning and delivery across a major operational PFI contract. Working closely with the SPV, FM provider and client, you'll ensure lifecycle investment is delivered efficiently, compliantly and provides long-term value.
Duties & Responsibilities
Manage the planning and delivery of lifecycle replacement works across the contract.
Review lifecycle plans submitted by the FM provider, ensuring they are robust, deliverable and financially sound.
Provide technical advice on lifecycle applications, planned investment and variations.
Oversee the delivery of planned and reactive lifecycle works from inception through to completion.
Review RAMS, access requests and project documentation before works commence.
Monitor and drive the completion of defect rectification programmes.
Support the preparation of annual budgets, forecasts and financial reporting relating to lifecycle expenditure.
Produce lifecycle reports, spend tracking, analysis and long-term replacement strategies.
Carry out lifecycle cost modelling and support future investment planning.
Assess and calculate lifecycle variations
Identify opportunities to improve value, reduce risk and enhance lifecycle performance.
Ensure all works comply with CDM regulations and Health & Safety legislation.
Support procurement activities and wider portfolio improvement initiatives.
Role Requirements
Previous operational PFI/PPP lifecycle management experience is essential.
Strong understanding of lifecycle planning, asset replacement programmes and variation management.
Technical knowledge of building fabric, M&E services and facilities management.
Good understanding of CDM regulations and Health & Safety legislation
Commercially aware with strong risk management skills.
Excellent communication, analytical and report writing skills