Total 11 Director/C-Level construction property job vacancies in Camden Town, North West London

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!! MRICS - Associate Director - Commercial Property Manager - £70,000 - £80,000 !!

Your new company
I am currently working with a Commercial Property Consultancy based in London that are looking to expand on their existing Property Team. With an influx of new workload instructions, they are looking at taking on an additional Associate Director Property Management to join the growing business unit.

Your new role

• Must have experience in the Commercial Real Estate market
• Liaising with tenants on maintenance issues and organising timely repairs
• Liaising with tenants on ad hoc tenancy matters
• Keeping all Statutory Health and Safety inspections up to date both within the tenants' demise and within the blocks in which the flats are situated
• Responsibility for ensuring the timely payment of rents and collection of arrears
• Liaison with tenants over internal and external redecoration of common parts
• Undertaking minor works between tenancies and liaising with projects team for larger scale works
• Meeting and greeting all new tenants at the commencement of their tenancies
• Processing Insurance claims
• Business Development experience in new client wins
• Team management & Mentoring
• Drawing up accurate client reports
• Attending client meetings
• Periodically serving notices and attending court proceedings
• Liaison with utility companies
• Keeping the list of utilities paid by tenants to managing agent up to date and ensuring charges are being raised by accounts and ensuring payment collection
• The ability to multitask and prioritise

What you'll need to succeed

• Member of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS)
• 6+ Years experience specialising in Commercial Property Management
• The ability to work with a minimum of supervision is essential.
• Excellent communication and numeracy skills are required.

What you'll get in return

• Salary ranging from £70,000 - £80,000 + Package & Benefits
• Flexible working (3 days in office and 2 days from home)

What you need to do now
If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV.
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Your new company

I am currently working with an International Property Consultancy who are seeking an Associate Director in Property Management on a 6-Month FTC in London/ South East. You will be working on a National Portfolio for a Public Sector specific client that encompasses the whole of the UK. The role is very heavily client-facing and must be Chartered in the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS).

Your new role

• Providing high quality Property Management
• Management of Lease / Tenancy Schedules
• Liaising with the client, their solicitors, stakeholders and tenants on a daily basis
• High level stakeholder management in a client-facing role
• Attending regular client meetings
• Carrying out regular property inspections on a risk-based frequency
• Dealing with individual tenant requests and ensuring these are dealt with by the most appropriate team in a timely manner
• Assisting with preparation of reports for client meetings
• Management of income arrears and recovery (supported by a dedicated credit controller), invoice approvals, setting up new properties, maintaining the property database, updating the Operational Support team and Tramps, etc
• Due diligence for acquisitions and disposals
• Attending client meetings
• Attendance and positive contributions at team and department meetings

What you'll need to succeed

• Qualification to a degree level
• Member of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS)
• Experience managing Commercial Properties and Rural Estate Management

What you'll get in return

• 6 Month FTC offering a Salary of £55,000 - £60,000 + package
• Exposure to a National tier 1 client in a Property Management capacity

What you need to do now
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Associate Director - Property Management 6 Month Fixed Term Contract (£55,000 - £60,000 + package)

Your new company
I am currently working with an International Property Consultancy who are seeking an Associate Director in Property Management on a 6-Month FTC in London/ South East. You will be working on a National Portfolio for a specific client that encompasses the whole of the UK. The role is very heavily client-facing and must be Chartered in the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS).

Your new role

• Providing high quality Property Management
• Management of Lease / Tenancy Schedules
• Liaising with the client, their solicitors, stakeholders and tenants on a daily basis
• High level stakeholder management in a client-facing role
• Attending regular client meetings
• Carrying out regular property inspections on a risk-based frequency
• Dealing with individual tenant requests and ensuring these are dealt with by the most appropriate team in a timely manner
• Assisting with preparation of reports for client meetings
• Management of income arrears and recovery (supported by a dedicated credit controller), invoice approvals, setting up new properties, maintaining the property database, updating the Operational Support team and Tramps, etc
• Due diligence for acquisitions and disposals
• Attending client meetings
• Attendance and positive contributions at team and department meetings

What you'll need to succeed

• Qualification to a degree level
• Member of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS)
• Experience managing Commercial Properties and Rural Estate Management

What you'll get in return

• 6 Month FTC offering a Salary of £55,000 - £60,000 + package
• Exposure to a National tier 1 client in a Property Management capacity

What you need to do now
If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now.
If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion on your career.

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The postholder will be accountable for the management of E&F at Barnet Hospital and North Mid Hospital - both a PFI Site.

The role requires a result driven individual with strategic mindset, exceptional communication skills, a positive and inclusive approach to leadership, a genuine passion for delivering customer satisfaction and the ability to navigate complex legal and operational considerations in a challenging and demanding environment to ensure customer satisfaction in delivery of day-to-day operational services.

With high emotional intelligence and commercial awareness, the postholder is accountable for providing both strategic direction and day to day leadership of RFLPS managed PFI hospital sites plus the effective management and delivery of safe transition of services and clinical service continuity upon PFI expiry.

The postholder will need to foster positive and collaborative relations across all stakeholders ensuring that the PFI is maintained to the highest standards, is compliant and in a condition and level of performance as defined within the contract.

The postholder will also play an active role within the RFLPS development, growth and as a learning organisation, and contribute to the overall development and implementation of RFL Property Services long term vision, strategic direction and governance arrangements in the delivery of its agreed objectives.


• • Apply professional expertise to strengthen the intelligent client-side capability and capacity to maintain the relationship and contract performance with the PFI partners and lead contract and performance reviews ensuring the contractors meet their day-to-day responsibilities plus meet the need for effective strategic planning.

· Actively work with hospital operational teams and PFI service providers to identify operational improvements, optimisation of asset management and use and efficiencies that represent value for money to the NHS over short, medium and long term to minimise unnecessary expenditure across multiple sites but mitigate risk of savings being at expense of longer-term value.

· Implement processes and governance to deliver effective strategic plans that ensure the assets are in fit for purpose condition, perform as intended and fully support delivery of safe, effective and timely care and working priorities of the hospital.

· Construct, maintain and manage a dedicated operational team and resilient expiry team with the technical capability, capacity, knowledge and skillsets required to deliverthe agreed day to day needs and transition programme leading to safe handover of each NHS hospital, formed from a blend of directly employed and specialist consultants and are independent of the operational PFI management team

RFL Property Services (RFLPS) is a wholly owned subsidiary company of the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust (the “RFL Group”). We work in partnership with the RFL Group and multiple other NHS organisations to support and promote good clinical outcomes, enhance patient experience, and enable staff to deliver world class care.

Our vision is simple yet ambitious: to transform the way healthcare estate and operational services are delivered within the NHS and connect people who care through world class spaces.

Since incorporation in 2018, we have grown rapidly, currently managing a portfolio of over 120 properties and delivering services across multiple NHS Trusts. We have been recognised for our efforts in the industry by winning IHEEM and Building Better Healthcare Estates & Facilities Team of the Year and gaining ISO accreditation for several of our services.

The Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, our “parent” Trust, is one of the biggest NHS Trusts in the UK, delivering care to more than 1.6 million people a year through our 3 main hospital sitesBarnet, Chase Farm and Royal Free.



RFL Property Services offer Wholly Owned Subsidiary Terms and Conditions and the RFL Group Terms and Conditions (Agenda for Change) do not apply to this vacancy.

Please see enclosed job description for full details on the main duties and responsibilities for this role


This advert closes on Wednesday 21 Aug 2024

1.1 Lead the formation and delivery of RFLPS strategy, providing its Customers and Clients with optimised property asset and estate management solutions. 1.2 Provide senior leadership and direction on all Property Asset and Estate Management initiation and change programmes. 1.3 Provide leadership and direction to the Property team and wider RFLPS teams to ensure delivery against agreed commissions, instructions, SLAs and KPIs. 1.4 Work with RFLPSs internal and external customers and clients to set the property estate strategy to support the overriding RFLPS business strategy. 1.5 Develop long term partnerships with client executive teams and stakeholders and act as the main point of contact to ensure all property change strategies and programmes are managed effectively and in line with the agreed strategies and plans. 1.6 Collaborate with and advise the wider RFLPS Directors and teams including Capital Projects, Transformation, Estates & Facilities in the property asset and estate management capability. 1.7 Deliver fit for purpose environments from which client services are provided from. 1.8 Optimise financial benefit from development opportunities.

The Director of Estates and Facilities will contribute fully to the development of strategy and policy and is responsible for governance, performance management and oversight of estates and facilities across a portfolio of hospitals and health facilities to define and deliver a ground-breaking operating model for services that overcome traditional organisational boundaries and align across the ICS and Provider Alliance for North Central London.

As a DEF you will be responsible to the Technical Operations Director managing director and RFLPS board for developing and maintaining effective systems, processes, and capability to be the best intelligent supplier of operational hard and soft FM services across customer sites and to effectively manage the increasing regulatory requirement, volume, and service complexity to optimise performance capability, responsiveness and operational/commercial excellence.

The DEF will have multi-site responsibility in leading and managing estates and facilities team.

To take responsibility for providing strategic and dynamic leadership to site-based heads of hard and soft FM services plus common multi organisation contracts leads, customer site leads, heads of service and operational teams for bothin-house service provision, contracted out services and advising the PFI manager on all aspects of hard and soft FM performance levels pertaining to the PFI contracts. Be accountable for the efficient and effective provision of comprehensive and flexible client centred services for estates maintenance, resilience planning & management and facility support activities delivering safe, secure and fit for purpose environments across owned, leased and PFI premises in support of NHS Improvement best practice (e.g. PAM).



To support and advise the Technical Operations Director, MD, RFLPS board, other RFLPS directors, customer trust Executives, Divisional Directors, clinicians in the delivery of operations in line all statutory/legislative requirements within agreed financial and performance objectives so as to achieve long-term best value for the organisations whilstensuring the provision of a safe and secure environment for patients, visitors and staff.




• 25 days annual leave + bank holidays
• 3% employer pension contribution
• Access to NHS non contractual benefits

Provide and be responsible for stewardship, leadership, management, monitoring and professional oversight of hard and soft FM services to ensure that the environments are safe, compliant and support effective high-quality care and an outstanding patient experience

Provide assurance to the customer executive boards on all aspects of statutory compliance and provide expert advice on general estate and property matters, assurance and governance resulting from activities associated with the management of customer healthcare premises, infrastructure, and facilities

Put in place quality standards, data collection, analysis, and reporting systems along with evidenced externally verified standard audit process to give assurance to the customer on estate safety, security and compliance; where shortfalls or defects are identified ensure remedial actions are put in place

To manage reactive & planned maintenance, testing, validation, certification and repair of building infrastructure, equipment, and assets across customer estate portfolio.

Provide management oversight of clinical engineering understanding failures, risks, planned maintenance and servicing, replacement programme.

Ensure compliance with all relevant legislation in effective management of hard and soft FM services

Produce and publish a strategic plan and operating model for the future delivery of estate operational services across multiple diverse customer sites that drives improvement, innovation, compliance, capacity, and capability at all levels

Lead and actively participate in the annual budget setting: providing real clarity on costs to safely maintain, operate and manage the RFLG and customer estates services in line with objectives, where budget does not meet cost provide ‘choice’ for others to reduce spend, identifying risks to compliance and business continuity

To support the RFLPS, RFLG and customer sites executive team, Trust Boards, Clinical/Divisional Directors, General Managers, Matrons, Ward Sisters IPC team and other Clinicians by ensuring that they have the right technical & commercial information at the right time to exercise authority.

Ensure that estates strategic design is supported by relevant information technology solutions to ensure delivery of a workable process design, using open protocol hardware, where appropriate and available, allowing an informed options appraisal of solutions based on reliability and life cycle costing.

Identify and schedule technical risks and uncertainties for estates services and ensure these are incorporated in the Trust group risk register. Provide regular monthly updates to reflect how key risks are mitigated / dealt with.


This advert closes on Friday 19 Jul 2024

We are seeking an inspirational individual with passion and resilience for leading sustainable and measurable performance improvement by planning, developing and delivering integrated multi-site services and outstanding user experience in complex and demanding environments.

With emotional intelligence, the Technical Operations Director must provide strong technical engineering and facilities leadership to empower and motivate staff in problem solving, orchestrating innovation and demonstrate technical excellence in the planning and delivery of safe, compliant and effective solutions to address the increasingly complex and multi-faceted challenges faced by our customers and their estate.

Commercially aware, perseverant professional with a strong track record of building and maintaining excellent strategic and operational relationships with colleagues, customers, stakeholders and regulators with proficiency to accurately communicate complex technical issues to audiences confidently, clearly and simply.

The post holder will play an active role within the Board of Directors, from time-to-time, act as deputy for the Managing Director and contribute to the overall development and implementation of the RFL Property Services long term vision, strategic direction and governance arrangements in the delivery of its agreed objectives through its service partnership agreement back to the Trust.

Build and maintain effective, positive relations and provide strong technical estates and facilities advice, support and expert counsel to all RLPS customers including the RFL group board, their sub-committees, executive meetings and operational service customers as may be required in event of incident, at routine planned and ad-hoc meetings

Act as the main point of contact and escalation for RFLPS customers, RFL group, hospital site executive teams, NHS England, CQC and HSE for all matters relating to operational estate & facilities performance, regulatory compliance, and audit to inform, evidence and assure.

Be accountable for driving delivery of agreed operational performance and compliance standards set out in SLA’s, contracts and partnering agreement across RFLPS customer sites and safe transition of PFI contracts from private to public sector ownership upon expiry.

Act as a technical lead for a wide variety of projects including due diligence, investigation and remedial design and execution, informing project planning through to site closure for a range of client instructions.

Enhancing infrastructure and equipment reliability across multiple sites: You will be responsible for improving Mean Time To Repair (MTTR) and Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) measurements, ensuring our customer site operations run smoothly and efficiently.
• 25 days annual leave plus bank holiday
• Access to NEST pension scheme
• Car leasing scheme
• Central London office location
1. STRATEGY
• Work within a cross functional senior leadership team to actively input and contribute to the overall development and implementation of RFL Property Services long term vision, business planning, strategic direction and governance arrangement.
• Lead the establishment, development and implementation of RFLPS operational Estates and Facilities strategies, goals and objectives, to ensure high standard of customer experience is delivered back to our customers through SLAs.
• Work in collaboration with customer senior Executive team to ensure a fully integrated and technically sound Estates and Facilities service is delivered in line with the agreed partnering agreements and SLAs, while considering the wider health, safety, legal, regulatory and compliance implications on the customers, its patients, employees and the public is given.
• Provide the Managing Director and the RFLPS Board of Directors with expert advice and guidance on service delivery and operational issues, and any associated or perceived risks and threats which may stem from the development and implementation of strategic operations of Estates and Facilities at our customer sites.
2. SERVICE DELIVERY AND OPERATIONS EXCELLENCE
• Take full-service delivery, operational, commercial and budgetary accountability for the strategic management of Estates and Facilities and associated technical services across the NHS hospital and community sites (including PFI and Decontamination services) on behalf of our customers and key stakeholders to ensure legislative and HTM compliance, safe environments for delivery of effective care and successful delivery of agreed SLAs and the Strategic Partnering Agreement with RFL Group.
• Work as an integral part of the RFLPS Senior Leadership team offering comprehensive and technically sound input, advice and support across the Estates and Facilities to ensure short- and long-term business objectives and targets are met.
• Establish strong customer relationships and rapport, and in-depth understanding of their needs with a view to grow engagements and customer satisfaction.
• Explore opportunities for innovation in service delivery, develop case for change, implement change to delivery models where agreed and measure actual benefit returns
3. COMMERCIAL
• Have a keen understanding of Profit and Loss (P&L) statements related operational services and lead efforts to reduce expenses and maximize efficiency.
• Take full accountability for cost efficiency in operational services, their effective budget management, profit and margin of all sites and hold the team accountable for their own sites/business areas.
• Participate in annual planning and budget setting process and monthly budget review meetings to ensure RFLPS operate within the agreed budget, deliver agreed annual FIP targets and give early warning of need for unregulated spend; hold teams accountable for the commercial performance of their business sites/areas/units.
• Actively and positively contribute to RFLPS’s sustainable growth, income generation and delivery of any assigned financial improvement and income generation programmes within the agreed deadlines.
• Work in partnership with all directors and RFLPS team to secure NHS and non-NHS income as appropriate, ensure service delivery is within the SLAs, and where necessary, work with the managing director to take remedial action, including the curtailment of services where these exceed agreements.
4. PERFORMANCE, RISK AND GOVERNANCE
• Develop and facilitate sustainable and high performing organisational culture which is consistent with the values of the RFLPS and its customers.
• Lead the Estates and Facilities operational teams across different sites to ensure all agreed performance targets are delivered and exceeded.
• Recognise, understand and on behalf of RFLPS, lead on the management of risk and consequence of failure on service delivery, critical infrastructure, incident management and escalation, develop and implement strategic priorities and solutions to ensure effective control and risk mitigation/management.
• Responsible and accountable for service delivery to RFLPS customers on a day-to-day basis and ensure high performance and confident in delivery of all services, business plans, CQC standards and CQC compliance.
• Provide expert advice and support to customers governance structures as required, including the Board of Directors, Council of Governors and Finance & Investment Committee.
5. CONTINUOUS SERVICE IMPROVEMENT AND TRANSFORMATION
• Lead key continuous improvement initiatives relating to reporting, monitoring and risk management across all Estates and Facilities operational service delivery sites.
• Identify opportunities for process efficiency, effective cost management and continuous improvement and initiate key projects to drive performance improvement, efficiency or savings.
• Drive implementation of continuous improvement solutions on safety, operations efficiency, cost savings and financial performance improvement to address the increasingly complex challenges faced by our customers.
• Lead on the development and execution of operational efficiency through enhancing infrastructure and equipment reliability across all customer sites and be accountable for overall improvement on MTTR and MTBF.
6. LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT OF STAFF
• Provide effective, visible, strong and inspirational leadership to deliver great outcomes for our customers and RFLPS.
• Lead the senior Estates and Facilities leadership team and provide strategic, technical and expert advice, guidance and support to ensure the successful execution of our Estates and Facilities service delivery strategy.
• Build senior leadership skills and knowledge through robust development plans and be authentic on career development paths for your team members.
• Be a visible, inspiring and engaging leader and communicate RFLPS’s compelling long-term business visions, strategies, goals and objectives to your team to ensure successful delivery and execution of all business plans
• Act as a technical mentor to the Estates and Facilities leadership and management team.
7. COMMUNICATION AND RELATIONSHIPS
• Build collaborative working relationship across People, Finance, Consultancy division and the key functions from the wider Trusts.
• Build strong senior customer relationships with internal and external customers and the key stakeholders to ensure successful delivery of Estates and Facilities SLAs to all customers.
• Ensure the development of seamless relationship between Estates and Facilities management team and the Trust Senior leadership team across all sites and that a positive relationship with all customers is maintained while driving the delivery of agreed SLAs and, the continuous and sustainable growth.
• Proactively engagement with customer’s senior leadership team to build and nurture effective and positive relationship with RFL group board, their sub-committees, through the attendance of executive meetings and/or other planned or ad-hoc meetings.
• Maintain strong, positive and professional relations through effective communication with RFLPS customers sites including board executive directors, particularly the CFO and CDO, hospital chief executives, directors of operations, finance and nursing.
• Maintain relationships with service providers on operational matters to ensure that RFLPS operational profile is cost effective and long and short-term requirements are properly matched to the Trust’s strategic vision, goals and objectives.


This advert closes on Wednesday 15 May 2024

Your new company
Your new job as a Construction Client Service Director will be working for a specialist Independent Lloyd's Insurance Broker with offices based around the UK to include the City, Watford and the Southeast who provide, unparallel services to meet client demands and needs. They have more than 100 staff across the offices and are looking to expand that number further. Due to substantial growth within the Construction team a position for a Construction Client Service Director with UK Construction ( CAR) and related risks has arisen.


Your new role
Your new role will be working as Construction Client Service Director based within their London offices will be hybrid working 3 days in the office, (the rest from home) . You will be responsible for fully servicing a book of Construction clients, as well as try to encourage growth plans for your allocated client portfolio by cross selling new and renewal business. Dealing with your clients from inception to completion alongside Account Executives and Account Handlers. Your new role will also include developing and enhancing relationships with key insurers and underwriters and work closely with the other divisions in forging long-term relationships with existing and new clients. This role will also include advising on existing products. This is an all-encompassing Client Director role which is very client centric and will require your Technical and Account management experience to work as part of an established Construction team in looking after your allocated clients and helping to grow the business,

What you'll need to succeed
Your previous experience working as a Senior Construction Account Executive or Client Director with CAR experience will contribute to your success in securing this role. Experience of working to multiple priorities and working across a range of tasks Educated to Good standards ( i.e. A Level or equivalent) or enough experience in a previous role to demonstrate suitable skills and ideally minimum Cert CII qualified.

PLEASE ONLY APPLY IF YOU HAVE EXPERIENCE IN HANDLING UK CONSTRUCTION ( CAR) EXPERIENCE WITHIN AN INSURANCE BROKER OR LLOYD'S BROKER AS AN ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE OR CLIENT DIRECTOR

What you'll get in return
Flexible working options available.
You'll be offered a competitive salary of up to c£80,000 + Bonus and Benefits depending on experience you'll receive support from both directors your colleagues and management.

What you need to do now
If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now.
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Ankura is a team of excellence founded on innovation and growth.

This position supports the Ankura Construction, Disputes & Advisory Business Group - one of seven practices focused on client delivery services across the Firm.

Ankura is recognised as one of the five fastest growing consulting companies with 2000 employees across 32 offices in four continents, providing a range of advisory and expert services to the private and public sector.

We are looking for a ‘rising star’ to complement our talented team of delay experts. Our construction dispute resolution professionals provide expert advice and independent professional opinion on some of the world’s largest, most complex, and high-profile capital project disputes. Courts, corporations, and tribunals rely on us to get to the nub of the issue in any given dispute. We develop efficient and robust delay analyses and present our conclusions in a clear, concise, and objective manner to enable the resolution of complex disputes.

This is a key role, operating in a fast-paced culture, and will suit a candidate with the ambition and desire to grow and develop in the dispute’s world, whilst we provide the opportunity and training to support you in that endeavour, including excellent networking opportunities. The role will involve frequent client interaction, including preparing and presenting results. 

You will have the opportunity to work with highly reputable, specialist expert witnesses, recognised by Who’s Who Legal Lexology. You will be part of a talented team of experts working on some of the world’s most interesting and significant project disputes.

You will work from our London office. However, we support flexible working arrangements and are interested to discuss how we can accommodate individual requirements.

The international nature of our work means that successful candidates should be prepared to travel globally, sometimes at short notice. You will have the opportunity to broaden your experience by working on complex and landmark projects in the construction and engineering sector all over the globe including France.

Why Join Ankura

• We can support and develop individuals who aspire to be an expert.

• Vast opportunities for career development, with formal development process, training programmes and internal e-learning training platform, Ankura Academy.

• Work within a team of world recognised leading experts in an established leading global consultancy.

• Work with a collaborative environment, where our professionals have the freedom to innovate which promotes curiosity, learning and communication.

Requirements:

• You will be an experienced people manager running small teams, comfortable delegating and actively supporting the development of junior members of the team.

• Whilst experience of giving evidence / testifying isn’t necessary at this stage, you will have an aspiration to do so in the future,

• You may not yet be generating leads but may be starting to get appointments in your own right and are comfortable actively networking.

• You will have a background in construction or engineering with a related degree.

• Professional chartered membership e.g., RICS, ICE.

• Broad experience across a range of large infrastructure construction projects (oil & gas, infrastructure, buildings, public works).

• Demonstrable Planning or Project Management experience skills including compiling and/or reviewing claims.

• Have a good understanding of project control and management systems.

• Be able to analyse and assess project data and documentation.

• Excellent report writing skills.

• Experienced in the production of comprehensive delay analyses and high-quality graphics.

• Excellent communication skills.

• Good analytical and data management skills.

• Problem solver with an enquiring mind.

• Good team working skills and the ability to work efficiently and accurately under pressure within a team or as an individual.

• Fluent in English and French is essential.

• Travel flexible both national and international.

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