Technical Project Manager

at  Vestas

VESTAS TECHNOLOGY & OPERATIONS > NACELLES MANUFACTURING > TOOLS CONCEPT

Tools concepts defines the Tooling concepts to be used in Vestas factories worldwide. The department defines tool solutions and strategies and are a vital part of establishing our manufacturing footprint. Our main task is to define concepts, and make sure that the complete tooling setup is implemented in our factories. Our work involves a broad variety of internal and external stakeholders and suppliers.
The Tool systems are often turn key deliveries with a high degree of tailoring and engineering included. Our projects vary of size and complexity - from 6 months and up to 2 years are normal time frames for our projects.

QUALIFICATIONS

• You have solid experience in the role as Project Manager, leading technically complex projects
• You hold an Engineering or Business degree combined with relevant project management education
• Technical understanding or a technical background combined with Equipment and Automation knowledge
• Solid experience in Project Management e.g., from manufacturing environments
• Knowledge of new product introductions in manufacturing environments
• Technical knowledge of design and development of complex industrial equipment
• Experience with the Microsoft packages, SAP, BI, or equivalent EPR knowledge

• Organize, budget, plan and complete Tool projects end-to-end, including international coordination of the resources allocated to the workstream
• Together with suppliers develop Tools and equipment for new products
• Ensure tools and equipment is delivered and commissioned on time, prioritizing the fulfilment of Safety and Quality standards
• Participate in the early design phases with the manufacturing tools and equipment perspective
• Have a good overview of delivery of work packages going on in the project and be prepared to communicate time, budget, and scope status, risks, and mitigation options
• Build and maintain relations with a large range of stakeholders in the entire segment