Manager, Onshore Package

[Key responsibilities]

• Interface seamlessly with the other Package Managers (Commercial and Technical).
• Project management of their relevant package during the planning and development phase in lead up to construction.
• Provide commercial input and recommendations on procurement strategy for the Onshore EPC Packages (Civil Construction, Elec. Construction and Substation).
• Lead the procurement activities for Onshore package
• Commercial management during construction phase and forward planning of EPC Contractor activities for Onshore package.
• Provide commercial / contractual input on interface issues that may arise within and/or between work packages.
• Be responsible for contract administration and responding to contractual matters when they arise.
• Manage time effectively between Office and Site.
• Establish meeting schedules with relevant contractors, service providers and internal teams to oversee and control overall project delivery on a look forward basis to ensure timely decision making and problem solving.
• Oversee and manage relevant commercial handover procedures for each package.
• Trouble shooting and problem solving technical, commercial and legal related issues as they arise.
• Engage with the internal Operations and Maintenance Team together with contractors and service providers.
• Establish suitable weekly and monthly reporting during this phase in line with corporate reporting policy.

[Qualifications]

• Bachelor's degree
• A minimum of ten (10) years’ technical and procurement experience within the energy industry with a focus on electrical and civil engineering activities.
• Have excellent communication skills and the ability to liaise at all levels.
• Fluent English (written and spoken).
• Knowledge of onshore substation/transmission systems, grid codes and standards, procurement processes, ITT development, good negotiation skill.
• Desirable knowledge of HV testing and grid connection process, safe systems of work, SAP would be an advantage

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