Managing projects to ensure that the suggested plan complies with the timetable, budget, and scope is the duty of a technical project manager. Their responsibilities encompass comprehensive project planning, creating timelines for all involved parties, and carrying out every phase of the project.
Project Manager Responsibilities include:
- Coordinating contractors and internal resources to ensure projects are completed flawlessly
- Ensuring that every project is completed on schedule, within scope, and within financial constraints
Job brief
We are searching for a seasoned project manager to oversee the planning of important customer projects.
What does a Project Manager do?
Your role as our project manager will be to arrange people and procedures in order to guarantee that our projects are completed on schedule and yield the intended outcomes. When it comes to matters concerning the planning and scheduling of a project, you will be the one to contact.
Project Manager Duties
Developing thorough project planning, making sure resources are available and allocated, and completing each project on schedule, within budget, are just a few of the specific duties of a project manager.
Project Manager Requirements
Experience in business, management, budgeting, and analysis is required for project managers. You should be a skilled communicator who can handle a variety of responsibilities. You must also have the ability to solve problems and be a team player.
Responsibilities
- Organize providers and internal resources to ensure that projects are completed without a hitch.
- Make certain that every project is completed on schedule, within scope, and within budget.
- Creating project goals and scopes, including pertinent parties, and guaranteeing technical viability
- Verify the availability and distribution of resources.
- Create a thorough project plan to monitor progress. Manage changes to the project’s scope, timeline, and budget by using the proper verification techniques.
- Utilizing the proper methods, instruments, and procedures, assess project performance.
- When necessary, report and elevate to management.
- Oversee the client’s and other stakeholders’ relationships.
- Utilize risk management techniques to reduce project hazards.
- Build and preserve connections with vendors and other parties.
- Produce and keep up-to-date thorough project documentation.
Requirements and skills
- As the project develops, apply quality control procedures to uphold client and business requirements.
- Offer continuing evaluations of risks, financial management, and contract status.
- Oversee and supervise all necessary departmental involvement.
- Keep up with commercial documents, both internal and external.
- Track and predict the costs of contracts.
- Ensure adherence to the terms of the contract.
- Communicate with technical groups, vendors, and customers as needed, as well as with business management, depending on how the tasks at hand are progressing.
- Identify, document, and report problems or potential problems that could impact the contract and/or company.
- Guide problem-solving activities.
- Address changes or additions to a project based on customer requests
EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE:
It takes a combination of education and experience to show that one possesses the necessary management, technical, and commercial aptitudes for successful performance. It is important to be knowledgeable about and comfortable with the fundamentals of engineering, purchasing, and building. It would be beneficial to have experience with foreign contract activities and sales.
A bachelor’s degree in engineering is not required, however it is preferred. It is crucial to have Certification in technical project management such as, Project Management Professional (PMP), Certified ScrumMaster (CSM), Certified Project Manager (IAPM), Master Project Manager (MPM), Professional in Project Management (PPM), and Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM).