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and site activities on a project. Preparing project status reports by collecting, analysing, and summarizing information and trends; recommending actions. To provide support to management team. Maintains safe and clean working environment by enforcing procedures, rules, and regulations. Any other reasonable duties as required. Expected to train to Approved … Evaluate, organise and prioritise workload within the schedule. Attend client meetings. Liaise with clients. Regularly reporting projects progress and updates to Senior Management. Defect management and close out of defects. Supplier management: Day to day liaison with suppliers and sub-contractors. Technical assessment of supplier quotations. Programme management: adherence to programmes and report to management on any discrepancies. Tendering: preparation of tenders, passing to management for review and final sign off. Attendance at supplier premises to inspect completed works. Deputise and pick up line management duties of the supervisor/team leader where more »

performs data investigation and analysis of asset data, drawing valid inferences to suggest business rules. Seeks authorization and acceptance through presenting outputs successfully to management and SPEN asset data experts using appropriate tools and formats. 5. As part of the stage gate process, Prepares/formats working spreadsheets to … lifecycle. 7. Highlights risks and issues of assigned workstream to the Project Manager 8. Seeks technical guidance for task delivery from Project Analyst with line management from Project Manager 9. Works in line with agreed project process flows to allow timely authorization of project workstream documentation 10. … As necessary supports Project Manager in maintaining cross-business working relationships with project stakeholders through meeting attendance and forums, specifically: Data Management Teams RTS Power On Teams Asset Management Business Leads Project Network Engineer 11. Produces and delivers training documentation and group training related to the assigned workstream. more »

practical hands-on experience gives you confidence to be proficient in your first IT role. This combination of theoretical and practical skills is what line managers need you to have to be effective and confident in your role. Step 3 - Official exams You will then go on to sit more »

for graduate cohorts Occasional delivery of wider workforce training on topics such as diversity and employee wellbeing Inductions for new employees Supporting and coaching line managers to handle issues around employee wellbeing, performance etc. Researching and adhering to employment practices in global regions Contributing to HR projects to progress … Previous experience working in an HR or L & D role, experience of technical or international organisations would be advantageous, but not essential Good time management and ability to plan and organise own workload – both operationally and on small projects Ability to develop strong relationships and work in partnership with … line managers and other team members IT skills including experience with Microsoft Office packages A qualification in Human resource management is desirable. The Rewards In return we offer the chance to work for a dynamic company in an exciting and supportive working environment; we will reward you with more »