Senior Project Manager (NAWAH)

Job Purpose

Manage, plan, develop, control and report project activities on site of Barakah Nuclear Power Plant (BNPP) during the project lifecycle and the interactions with all internal and external stakeholders and contractors to manage and control of the project activities and ensure the schedule of work is met. Act as a primary contact and coordinator between the Site Projects Team and the contractors selected to perform project front end loading, planning, installation, commissioning, and turn-over activities at Nawah Energy Company (Nawah).

Key Activities, Responsibility & Accountability

1. Act as a primary contact for front-end loading, installation, commissioning and turn-over planning activities executed by the Site Projects’ Department and for all installation planning coordination with contractors and internal NAWAH plant Maintenance departments if required.
2. Provide oversight on all installation planning activities of assigned projects to ensure installation schedules are accurately developed, contain correct logic, durations and resources.
3. Ensure all installation activities are planned and scheduled in a timely manner as required per online maintenance and outage planning cycle milestones and that all installation pre-requisites are available on time.
4. Attend all constructability and operability review meetings related to assigned projects.
5. Prepare monthly internal/external progress reports.
6. Manage the relationship with the end user and third party/vendors.
7. Provide oversight of installation activities to ensure quality work per design requirements and nuclear and industrial safety, and to ensure installation work is performed as per the schedule and schedule deviations are identified, analyzed and recovery plans are initiated as required.
8. Establish and monitor metrics for installation to ensure project is moving as planned and to identify potential risks.
9. Monitor, identify, report and resolve installation work related issues such as but not limited to; engineering, safety, quality, schedule and cost.
10. Represent the project in daily plant schedule and turnover meetings as required.
11. Perform risk management using ARM to reduce/minimize project risk with proper actions.
12. Provide oversight for all commissioning activities, ensuring that proper start-up processes are followed and properly documented.
13. Establish and monitor progress metrics for commissioning to ensure work progress is moving as planned and to identify potential risks.
14. Attend all commissioning meetings on behalf of the project as required.
15. Provide oversight for all turn-over activities, ensuring that all submitted documentation is complete and accepted by operations.
16. Act as the liaison between the turn-over team and operations.
17. Provide direction to contractor regarding installation priorities, safety and quality.
18. Act as liaison between the installation contractor and plant functions and review and verify all contractor installation claims.

Professional Certifications

Qualifications

Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Business, or related Science.

Experience

5 years of relevant experience in installation of plant modifications in operating nuclear power plants.