Project Control Manager – Fast Jet Support

at  BAE Systems

Job Title: Project Control Manager – Fast Jet Support
Location: Warton and Samlesbury. We offer a range of hybrid and flexible working arrangements – please speak to your recruiter about the options for this particular role.
Salary: £63,900 + depending on experience

YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCES:

• Extensive knowledge of Project Controls, with experience of leading project control teams in the monthly cycle of updating the PCS, reporting and improving data quality
• Experience in the delivery of projects within the support arena
• The ability to manage a cross-contract portfolio of work, across a number of customers, with a number of priorities at any given time
• An experienced Team Leader with an ability to motivate and support employees, and identify and assist with training and development

• Lead and manage a team of approx. 15 Project Control professionals, ensuring they are SQEP and furnished with a safe environment and correct toolsets to manage contracts with a value of c£520M+
• Operate as Project Control Manager ensuring project control function related outputs are within governance and the necessary activities are discharged as per the monthly cycle
• Ensure the team support the service/work package leads within the CAM to enable them to resource and deliver the scope of contracts placed on them
• Deliver an efficient and effective CAM project control service across the breadth of FJS operational activities, ensuring baselines are constructed in a way that accurately represents the work to be done and ensure robust measurement of performance
• Monitor and report project/programme performance for financial objectives to and on behalf of the CAM including Schedules, Milestones, ETCs, Risk and Opportunity
• Provide accurate reporting into the CAM and Contract teams which provide recommendations for actions in order to enable timely decisions to be made
• Lead the roll out of upcoming toolsets and process changes, ensuring the project control and business operations teams are sufficiently SQEP to use them