Proven project controls professional, who has worked on complex construction projects in an highly regulated environment (Airport, Rail, Nuclear, Pharmaceutical etc) required for a Deputy PMO Lead opportunity.
This is a senior leadership role where you will lead and inspire a team of 5 project controls professionals on a £multi-billion complex construction transformation project.
We are happy to consider applicants looking for a permanent or contract (outside IR35) working arrangement.
Key Responsibilities:
- Act as the company representative on the transformation programme, reporting to the PMO Lead
- Lead, support and inspire a team of five Project Controls professionals
- Oversee the implementation and development of Project Controls processes, procedures and governance
- Support the introduction and effective use of Earned Value Management (EVM)
- Develop accurate programme reporting and present key information, risks and performance updates to the board
- Provide leadership across project controls, including planning, performance management, cost and schedule control
- Collaborate with project, programme and operational stakeholders to support successful transformation delivery
- Take a hands-on approach, contributing to activities beyond the day-to-day remit when required
Job Requirements:
- Significant senior-level experience in Project Controls or PMO within a complex construction or infrastructure environment
- Strong understanding of project controls principles, processes and reporting requirements
- Practical experience implementing or developing Earned Value Management systems and processes
- Experience leading and developing project controls teams
- Confident presenting programme performance and recommendations to board-level stakeholders
- Strong knowledge of project planning, cost control, risk management and performance measurement
- Excellent communication, stakeholder management and influencing skills
- A proactive, adaptable and hands-on leadership style, with the ability to work effectively in a changing programme environment
