Project Engineering Manager (W / F)

SaintGobain; Paris; Sur place; EUR 60 000 - 100 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Une entreprise de premier plan dans l'industrie recherche un Project Engineering Manager pour diriger des projets d'investissement industriels complexes. Ce rôle essentiel implique la gestion de toutes les activités de conception et d'ingénierie, garantissant la conformité aux normes de sécurité et de qualité. En tant que responsable de la formation de l'équipe projet, vous optimiserez les budgets et superviserez les délais tout en collaborant avec des entreprises d'ingénierie externes. Si vous êtes passionné par l'ingénierie et la gestion de projets, rejoignez cette équipe dynamique pour faire avancer des projets innovants et d'envergure.

Qualifications

• Expérience en gestion de projets industriels complexes.
• Connaissance approfondie des normes HSE et des exigences de sécurité.

Responsabilités

• Gérer l'équipe projet et les ressources externes nécessaires.
• Assurer le contrôle des coûts et la qualité des conceptions.
• Créer des délais détaillés et surveiller les progrès de conception.

Connaissances

Gestion de projet

Contrôle des coûts

Contrôle qualité

Gestion de la sécurité HSE

Planification

Communication

Formation

Diplôme d'ingénieur

Formation en gestion de projet

Outils

Autodesk Construction Cloud

RevIt

Bricksys

Description du poste

Within the DTI, the purpose of the Project Engineering Manager (PEM) is to manage all design & engineering activities on a large industrial investment project (greenfield or complex float line cold repair, between approx. 70 and 170 M€).

Your primary responsibilities will include:

1. Resources: in charge of forming the project team (including lead discipline engineers for civils, fluids, EIA, equipment…), employing external resources such as freelancers if necessary. Being also responsible for contracting external engineering companies in cooperation with Glass Central Engineering & Central Purchasing.
2. Cost control: Supporting the PM in establishing the project budget for engineering & design, optimizing it relative to the scope of work. Ensuring a close follow-up of the engineering & design expenses, aided by a cost controller. Being a key contributor to the change management process and responsible for evaluating all change order requests issued by the external engineering company.
3. Quality control: Being accountable for the global design consistency, which is key for an efficient erection & performance of the line. Therefore, being responsible for thorough adherence to the Saint-Gobain Project Execution Manual for all aspects related to design & engineering. This includes the design of supplied equipment and constructability of the line, and the organization of all necessary Design Reviews. Being a key contributor to the detailed Return of Experience report post-project.
4. Schedule and document control: Creating a detailed timeline for all design activities, accounting for inputs coming from suppliers, and focusing on the consistency between the different disciplines. Establishing and following, aided by a document controller, the comprehensive list of engineering deliverables, including all deliverables issued by the external engineering companies. Carefully monitoring design physical progress (S-Curve per discipline) and alerting for any risk of delay.
5. Safety: Being accountable for HSE Design of the line. Overseeing the proper implementation of all safety-related standards (international, local or Saint-Gobain) on the project, and ensuring all safety-related reviews are correctly carried out (FMEA, HAZOP, etc). Ensuring industrial risks are covered from a design standpoint.
6. Additional project duties: Contributing to the regular reporting of the project for design & engineering tasks (monthly steering committee, monthly report). Being responsible for setting up all tools necessary for design execution, especially 3D mock-up management (Autodesk Construction Cloud, RevIt…) and document control (Bricksys).
7. Other tasks: In addition to the usual project activities, and depending on the workload, you might be involved in other activities such as preliminary design of a project (step 0 of the PEM) and conceptual design, costing and payback calculation of new projects.

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