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Michael Page

Project Manager

Michael Page City of London
50,000 to 60,000
32 - 40 hour


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    Michael Page

    Project Manager

    Michael Page City of London
    50,000 to 60,000
    32 - 40 hour
    Status Open
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    What we ask

    Education

    No minimum education required

    What we offer

    Salary
    £50,000 to £60,000
    Hours
    32 to 40 hours per week
    Employment type
    permanent

    Job description

    This is a client-side PM role focused on overseeing the delivery of major energy infrastructure projects, ensuring contractors meet programme, quality, safety and commercial objectives. PM will manage contractor performance, NEC contract processes, stakeholder relationships and project governance while driving delivery across live projects.

    Client Details

    One of UK's biggest energy operators, delivering and managing large-scale heat network infrastructure that supports sustainable heating and cooling across major urban developments.

    Description

    Oversee the successful delivery of infrastructure projects from a client-side perspective.
    Monitor and manage contractor performance, ensuring projects are delivered safely, on time and to budget.
    Build strong relationships with contractors, consultants and key stakeholders to maintain project progress.
    Conduct regular site visits and proactively identify and resolve delivery issues.
    Support contract administration, including NEC processes and commercial reviews.
    Manage project risks, actions, budgets and performance reporting.
    Ensure compliance with health, safety, quality and regulatory requirements.
    Provide accurate project updates and escalate risks or issues where necessary.
    Coordinate activities across multiple stakeholders to ensure smooth project execution.
    Support project commissioning, handover and close-out activities.
    A hands-on client-side PM role focused on driving project delivery.Profile

    A successful Project Manager should have:

    Experience delivering infrastructure, utilities or energy projects.
    Strong contractor management experience.
    Knowledge of NEC contracts.
    Able to manage project risks, budgets and schedules.
    Comfortable working on-site and engaging with stakeholders.
    Understanding of health & safety and compliance requirements.
    Able to quickly take ownership of live projects.Job Offer

    Salary between £50,000 and £60,000, dependent on the level of experience.
    £7,000 car allowance.
    Comprehensive company benefits package.If you're interested in this role, apply now
    Salary description

    £50000.00 - £60000.00 per year

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