Location Ipswich
Engineering Project Manager
We are looking for an experienced Project Manager with technical skills to support our engineering team to install new conveyor systems within our organisation for a 6 to 9 month fix term contract
Day-to-day responsibilities:
Project planning
Field verification of drawings and identifying interference's with existing/new equipment
Raise updates for different project phases, and address concerns, if any, from different groups, prior to start of works onsite.
Project execution
Set-up and manage daily calls with vendors, Provide daily report summary.
Site visits to verify project progress and gather stakeholder/customer feedback. Frequency of site visits to be agreed, address any concerns during these site visits. Escalate any concerns if needed.
Manage any ordered materials (signage, racking, SBL) to be received onsite, inventory and identify any gaps. Coordinate with Ops/RME to transport materials for the material movement and installation.
Coordinate with IT, obtain IDF keys and monitor IDF cabinets during data cable terminations. Validate cable installation and functionality with IT.
Supporting site acceptance tests (4-5d continuous onsite presence)
Project closure
Obtain all documentation from vendor and validate list against vendor deliverables. Validate basic document content (for ex. Declaration of conformity signed, correct DS name, etc.)
Transfer all documentation to appropriate storage location
Qualifications Experience
Working experience in Industrial, Mechanical, Process Engineering or equivalent
Working experience as Project Manager of medium complex projects
Proficiency in tools: AutoCAD, Microsoft Project, Microsoft Excel
Challenge-trg Recruitment Ltd is acting as an employment business in relation to this vacancy
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