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5359 - E&I Package Manager

Little Bookham
6 days ago
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E&I Package Manager
Surrey (hybrid)
circa £70 per hour LTD (Outside IR35)
initially 12 months
Mon-Fri

Advantage Resourcing is partnering with a leading engineering organisation to recruit an E&I Package Manager based in Surrey. You will be responsible for the delivery of major electrical packages for a significant Brownfield / Greenfield facility.
 
What will you be doing?

Be the focal point between the Client and the Business
Work with packages which include modifications to the existing power management system, existing 11kV switchgear and for new transformers, as well as other Electrical equipment such as 110kV switchgear, etc.
Drive the multi-functional delivery, including integrating with the construction team on ROS dates, build sequence etc and facilitating stakeholder buy-in.
Support the engineering disciplines with a broad understanding of the scope. 
A couple of things you should know:

Solid engineering background to facilitate technical issues resolution
Prior experience of working with major equipment suppliers, in roles of package engineer or package manager. 
During an interview, you may be asked about:

Experience with ICSS design
Your experience building strong working relationships with clients and suppliers 
 
Sounds like you? Apply now or WhatsApp/ring Lukas - (phone number removed) / (phone number removed)
 
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