Summary
The main purpose of this role is to manage a team to achieve delivery of switchgear, substation and diversion projects on the UKPN framework contract to time, safety regulations, quality standards and project specification. The role reports to the Operations Manager / Senior Project Manager.
Some of the key deliverables in this role will include:
* Manage multiple/major projects from Cradle to Grave safely, competently and effectively to time and budget;
* Manage all financial aspects of projects, including the costing and invoicing of any additional works;
* Provide guidance to team members to ensure the safe, effective and efficient implementation of operations;
* Monitor and report on progress of work to the customer as required;
* Provide guidance on and monitor your team’s approach to safety rules and procedures, method statements and risk assessments;
* Liaise with third parties to ensure the smooth implementation of work;
* Maintain site safety at all times and complete risk assessments;
* Report any concerns regarding SHE to the SHE team;
* Manage and review performance of staff reporting to you and identify training needs;
* Conduct site safety and 1 in 10 inspections and ensure remedial actions are undertaken;
* Ensure that all statutory records, certificates, licences, notifications and notices are in place;
* Prepare project Safety, CDM plans and Risk Assessments as part of the overall programme.
What we’re looking for:
* Substantial experience of project management;
* Knowledge of the DNO network - EPN UKPN;
* Knowledge of distribution substation equipment – transformers / switchgear / Distribution boards;
* Experience of working on switchgear / substation / asset replacement works;
* Sound understanding of the financial aspects of projects;
* Sound knowledge of Health & Safety and its practical implications;
* CDM knowledge;
* NVQ / ONC / HNC or above in a relevant subject;
* IOSH, NEBOSH, SMSTS or other safety related qualification;
* NRSWA accredited;
* A formal project management qualification is preferred;
* UKPN authorisations would be beneficial