Scheme Project Manager
12-month contract initially London £400 per day (inside IR35)
Are you an experienced Scheme Project Manager with Rail industry experience – through Network Rail or TFL?
You will be responsible for the management and delivery of plans to ensure all necessary preparation and execution tasks and carried out.
The Role:
- Work with key stakeholders to manage the deployment of all aspects of the project assigned to Identify and mitigate potential risks for delivery of products
- Operate as a full member of the team; supporting the Programme Director and other team members as directed.
- Project Manage all aspects of specific work packages
- Working with stakeholders to ensure Design; Delivery; Technical Build; testing; MI requirements etc are managed and delivered to date and time Completion of detailed plan for the medium-term including MSP; Resources; costs
- Completion of the high-level plan through to Go Live and BAU handover.
- Experience in the delivery of projects; with particular emphasis on the management of suppliers and stakeholders
- Experience of governance and risk control frameworks good planning and organisational skills Strong leadership; people and communications skills Possess strong analytical skills with a proven ability to persuade and influence senior decision-making.
Our client is looking for someone who can hit the ground running and make an immediate impact on the current workloads.
To express your interest please submit your CV to Amy Naden at Vital:
- a m y . n a d e n @ v i t a l . u k . c o m
- <phone number removed>
The partnering concept promoted by Vital means that we work together with candidates and clients to achieve your career and recruitment objectives. For clients, the result is cost effective, culture-compatible solutions that make staff selection, recruitment, and retention far easier.
For candidates it means a personal and professional relationship that will help you through every stage of obtaining your ideal job and pursuing your career goals.
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