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If you are an experienced Electrical Project Manager who originally came through the tools as an electrician and have since moved into managing commercial fit out projects, this could be a really good opportunity for you.
Ideally, you will be based in or around Bristol, with experience managing electrical installations within commercial fit out and refurbishment environments.
You will be involved in much more than simply overseeing electricians on site. You will take responsibility for coordinating projects, reviewing electrical designs, preparing costs, ordering materials and making sure everything is progressing as it should.
The role offers a good mixture of responsibilities, with approximately 35% focused on project management, 35% on design, costing and estimating, and the remaining 30% on procurement, ordering materials and supporting project delivery.
The salary is £50,000 to £55,000 per annum, plus car allowance.
Your experience
Ideally, you will be a qualified electrician by trade who has progressed into Electrical Project Management, preferably working for a commercial fit out or refurbishment contractor.
You will understand electrical installations from a practical perspective because you have previously carried out the work yourself.
Since moving into management, you will have gained experience coordinating electricians and subcontractors, managing programmes, dealing with clients and making sure projects are delivered safely, on time and within budget.
Experience working on commercial fit out projects would be particularly relevant, especially if you have been involved in office refurbishments, commercial interiors or similar environments.
You will also need to be comfortable with the technical and commercial side of electrical projects.
That includes reviewing electrical drawings and specifications, understanding electrical loadings and power requirements, preparing estimates, obtaining subcontractor and supplier quotations and managing procurement.
You do not need to be a full time Electrical Design Engineer, although you should have enough technical knowledge to review designs, identify issues and work with the design team to find practical solutions.
A good understanding of BS 7671 electrical regulations and testing and commissioning requirements will also be important.
Most importantly, you need to be someone who can take ownership of projects, communicate well with different teams and understand how the technical decisions you make affect programme and cost.
What you will be doing with your experience
You will take responsibility for the day to day management and technical coordination of electrical projects, ideally operating from a base in the Bristol region. xgikmsk
Around 35% of your time will focus on project management.
You will coordinate electricians and electrical subcontractors, manage labour requirements, monitor program...
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