Project Manager (Prince2 Practitioner) Project Manager (Prince2 Practitioner) Home-based in the Gloucestershire/Somerset/Wiltshire area £40,000 to £45,000 per year Plus an excellent company benefits package The Opportunity: Our client is currently recruiting for a Project Manager to oversee projects involving the installation and maintenance of roadside technology. This will be a client facing role, working into a number of Local Authorities and central government clients, helping to effectively plan and deliver both small and large scale projects. Larger scale projects will require a more ridging Project Management framework, so a recognised Project Management qualification is essential for this role. Skills and Experience: Proven experience in project coordinator or management in an engineering environment Strong client facing and stakeholder management skills A recognised Project management qualification (Prince2 practitioner, AMP, etc.) Exposure to managing project budgets Role and Responsibilities: Create and maintain project and risk management plans, defining project scope, goals and deliverables Maintain open communication with stakeholders, providing regular updates on project progress, and facilitating meetings Manage project expenses, ensuring they stay within the allocated budget Work with the rest of the installation and maintenance team to ensure projects complete on time and to client satisfaction Applications: To learn and understand more about this great new opportunity operating as a Project Manager on offer as a home-based role (covering the Gloucestershire/Somerset/Wiltshire areas ) working for a company leading the way in the transport technology sector; please call and speak with James Sample here at ISR on 07436 071 269 or please email me a copy of your latest CV ( james@isr.uk.com ) for an immediate call back in the strictest confidence. Please call James here at ISR on 07436 071 269 to learn more about our client leading the way in developing the next-generation of transport mobility through innovation and transformational technology?