The Project Coordinator supports the delivery of the New Equipment Sales targets and goals by taking responsibility for all technically-cleared project administration activity.
The Internal Operations Manager is responsible for all aspects of a project once an order has been commercially cleared. The works under a Project Manager to administer the project following completion of design through to material ordering, installation and final invoice.
The Project Coordinator develops sound business relationships with Main Contractors, Façade Sub-Contractors, End Users, Specifiers and Quantity Surveyors with the aim of establishing repeat business and repeat opportunity to quote wherever automatic doors are specified or required.
Principle Duties and Responsibilities:
Planning subcontract Engineers for installations
Assist with managing incomplete installations
Planning the delivery of equipment to site for installations
Liaising with Project Managers to manage FOP costs
Ordering materials for EQS projects to production
Management of late costs for projects
SAP admin
Raising subcontract Engineer purchase orders
Updating customers where necessary on the progress of projects
Sending completion packs/commissioning certifications/warranty information to customers
Invoicing of projects
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required:
• Knowledge of Construction Industry – Preferred
• Experience of working in a Project related role – Essential
• Ability to work within a team - Essential
• Be highly customer-focused and a team player - Essential
• Highly numerate and articulate with good verbal and written communication skills and attention to detail - Essential
• Highly-organised with the ability to plan and prioritise - Essential
• Ability to take the initiative and KPI driven, with experience of working to weekly/monthly/yearly individual and team targets - Essential
• Ability to work under pressure and to tight timescales – Essential
• PC literate and proficient in the use of MS Office – Essential.
• Experience of SAP ERP systems and using same to manage project processes - Preferred
• Ability to read and understand construction drawings – Preferred.
• EN16005 – Preferred, however training can be given following completion of probation period
Education:
Required Level:
GCSE
Additional Information:
Occasional travel required for customer/supplier meetings, training etc