Senior Project Manager

at  Mitie

Job title: Senior Project Manager
Based from: Site
Region covered: UK Project Sites
Reports to: Contracts Director
Salary: £54,000 - £62,000

THE ROLE

The responsibilities of the Senior Project Manager include providing leadership and support to ensure allocated projects are successfully delivered with financial monitoring and control, within the agreed contractual time frames while ensuring environmental, Health & Safety and Quality compliance are adhered to.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• To be the lead point of contact for key customer contracts, anticipate customer needs, ensure customer deadlines are met and support the contract to ensure customer success and contractual compliance.
• Work effectively with Business Development Managers and Contracts Director to increase prospects when directed.
• Effectively manage, monitor and support the project team.
• Effectively build and maintain internal key departmental contacts and stakeholder relationships to ensure positive outcomes and cross functional working at all times.
• Take ownership of the project delivery including implementing, monitoring and developing construction programmes and financial controls to ensure key project performance measurables are achieved.
• Management of Resources both direct and indirect to ensure programme compliance.
• Attend progress review meetings with external and internal customers and provide timely support and corrective actions to ensure successful delivery of the project, budgets and to optimise customer relationships and protect the business.
• Ensure compliance with industry standards and codes of practice, company quality and compliance standards and customer SLA’s and take corrective action as appropriate.
• Lead by example to ensure compliance with Health and Safety and Environmental (HS&E) statutory and regulatory requirements, standards and codes of practice and company procedures.
• Planning and managing of direct employees, sub-contractors and supply chain.
• Commercial and Financial management including monthly applications, variations, contractual notices to both client, sub-contractors and supply chain.
• Produce and analyse project progress reports, updated costs and forecasts as and when the business and contractual requirements dictate.
• Monitor quality and continually explore improvements in company procedures, design and installation techniques and to provide regular feedback into the business.
  No job description can be entirely comprehensive, and the jobholder will be expected to adapt and carry out such other duties as may be required from time to time, on the understanding that they will be within the individual’s remit and capability, and consistent with the status and responsibilities of the role within the business.