Mechanical and Electrical Project Manager

Trevett Project Services
London
1 week ago
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An opportune moment for an M&E Project Manager to join a very established, leading Hard Services Provider – due to recent contract wins and a very healthy pipeline they are creating numerous new positions to support this growth.

As M&E Project Manager, you will be responsible for delivering a variety of substantial Capex Plan projects across a small number of customer sites.

You will have outstanding verbal and written communication skills as you will be liaising with multiple key stakeholders for each project, as the full scope of works are developed and understood.

The M&E Project Manager will manage the day-to-day operational aspects of the project(s) “end to end”, and it’s imperative of course that QHSE practices and processes are fully embedded in each project and of course that all work is within the current CDM process.

You will also ensure full compliance with project management policies and procedures, identifying, reducing and managing all statutory and commercial risks associated with the project you are leading.

Of course, each project is to be within agreed budget requirements and required profit margins.

You will need to produce timely weekly flash reports to the client, as well as monthly reports to your line manager in an agreed format.

Our client is looking for someone who has the following qualifications and experience -

* CDM regulations

* SMSTS

* x3 day First Aid at Work...

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