Senior Project Manager

Taylor Woodrow • Suffolk, ENG, United Kingdom • 2w ago

Job Description

Job Role:

Taylor Woodrow is recruiting for a Senior Project Manager to lead the design and build of a new substation in Suffolk.The contract with Scottish Power is to support their East Anglia windfarm in the Southern North Sea. The project forms a vital part of Britain's transition to renewable energy and Net Zero.

Reporting to the Project Director, the Senior Project Manager will be responsible for overseeing all construction activities involved in the delivery of the works. This involves carrying out significant earth moving operations on the greenfield site, new roads and road junctions, reinforced concrete works and steel framed superstructures housing the next generation of equipment to deliver balanced renewable power into the National Grid. Design and environmental consent works are already underway, and construction will commence in spring next year with a planned handover and energisation to grid in December 2027.

Duties:

Resource, develop and lead a team, defining and communicating project objectives and constraints and complying with health, safety and environmental legislation, thereby delivering the end product on time, within budget and to the agreed quality.
Maximise profit whilst endeavouring to exceed all client expectations acting as the VCUK senior site representative across the project
Ensure individuals are aware of what is expected of them and assign individual responsibilities
Develop individuals through coaching and training
Management of designers, including providing direction for the design manager
Production of information required schedules & subsequent monitoring
Understand what BIM is, understand the implications and value proposition of BIM within the organisation
Ensure materials, plant and sub-contractors are procured to meet targets
Ensure that the works are undertaken in accordance with all HS&E legislation, and the site Health Safety and Environmental Plans.
Review Health & Safety and investigate incidents, providing summary and recommendations
Identify the elements of project design and construction likely to give rise to disputes and claims
Mitigate legal issues and defects liability for the business
Communicate effectively with the contractors responsible for completing various phases of the project
Decide on solutions to major issues and challenges

Person Specification

Formal qualification in a civil engineering or construction related subject
CSCS card
Previous experience leading a major infrastructure project with a value of over £30m
CEng status is advantageous but not essential

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