Project Manager - Power Infrastructure
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Job description
We are seeking an experienced Project Manager with strong TO, DNO or utility infrastructure experience and NEC4 ECC knowledge to lead projects from start to completion.
The Role
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Lead delivery of projects typically valued at £1m-£10m.
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Manage programmes, budgets, risk, commercial performance and subcontractors.
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Manage NEC4 ECC, including early warnings and compensation events.
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Lead site teams and coordinate multiple subcontractors.
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Manage CVR, forecasting, P&L and risk/opportunity.
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Work closely with clients including National Grid.
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Coordinate outage/system access requirements.
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Ensure safe delivery through CPP, RAMS, ITPs and H&S processes.
Requirements
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4+ years’ Project Management experience, ideally including 2+ years in TO, DNO or utility infrastructure.
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Proven delivery of £1m-£10m projects or major workstreams.
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Strong working knowledge of NEC4 ECC and compensation events.
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Experience managing site teams, subcontractors and commercial performance.
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Experience across substations, OHL, HV cables, cable routes or associated civils.
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National Grid or other major utility client experience highly desirable.
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CEMAR or similar NEC contract management experience desirable.
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Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel nationally, including Monday-Thursday stays.
Benefits & conditions
- Competitive salary + performance-related bonus
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