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SalaryProject Engineer - Luton, Bedfordshire.
As Project Engineer you will directly contribute to operational excellence through supporting the successful delivery of all projects on time and in full, on budget and in line with customer expectations.
What the Project Engineer will do in Luton:
- Manage projects – monitoring progress, budget and risk, liaising with Operational Management to ensure the co-ordination of internal, supply chain and subcontract activities in support of delivery to the agreed contract schedule and budget.
- Monitor project performance against contract plan and budget taking appropriate action to ensure the company delivers on time and achieves the expected margins.
- Identify and assess contract risks/opportunities and manage appropriate mitigating actions.
- Regularly report contract status and assisting with formal contract reviews as prescribed in the milestone schedule.
- Lead post-contract reviews and ‘lessons learnt’ to provide feedback to sales, engineering, purchasing and production as a basis for improving the products and services offered to clients, identifying and realising cost reduction opportunities for future contract delivery.
- Contribute to the development of standardised processes and tools for the management of projects to ensure consistency and quality in the production and delivery of the product.
- Support bid compilation by evaluating compliance, risk, and project planning issues. Establish the framework and planning for project delivery.
- Ensure compliance with all client specifications and relevant industry standards.
- Supports Continuous improvement efforts through involvement in structured problem solving and other activities using LEAN concepts.
What you will need:
- 2+ years of work experience in project management at a manufacturing site
- Strong project / risk management skills and knowledge
All candidates must be able to prove that they have the right to work in the UK.
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