Assistant Project Manager

Manpower UK; Glasgow; In loco; GBP 40.000 - 54.000; Tempo pieno

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Manpower Engineering, on behalf of a leading international infrastructure consultancy, seeks an Assistant Project Manager in Glasgow with hybrid working to support major infrastructure programmes across Scotland. You will work with Project Directors and multidisciplinary teams, focusing on controls, governance, risk and change management.

The role involves maintaining performance visibility across cost, programme and risk, producing reporting packs, and assisting with forecasting and dashboards.

Competenze

• Experience in project management, project controls, PMO, or programme support environments.
• Knowledge of NEC contracts and governance/reporting processes.
• Experience using project management tools and reporting platforms.

Mansioni

• Produce weekly and monthly project reporting packs and management information.
• Maintain project controls processes and support performance reporting.
• Manage risk and opportunity registers and facilitate risk review meetings.
• Administer change control processes, including Early Warnings and Compensation Events.
• Support NEC contract administration activities.
• Coordinate governance requirements and maintain project records and audit trails.
• Assist with forecasting, programme updates and financial performance reporting.
• Manage action trackers, decision logs and lessons learned registers.
• Support Project Boards and governance reviews with accurate reporting.
• Maintain SharePoint sites and project dashboards.
• Work with dispersed teams to ensure consistent controls and reporting standards.
• Identify emerging risks and escalate appropriately.

Conoscenze

Project controls

PMO

Power BI

SharePoint

NEC contracts

Stakeholder management

Reporting

Risk management

Governance

Strumenti

CEMAR

Power BI

SharePoint

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Assistant Project Manager (Infrastructure)

Glasgow | Hybrid Working
Contract Role | Ongoing Work

Manpower Engineering is recruiting on behalf of a leading international engineering and infrastructure consultancy that delivers major projects across the energy, utilities, transportation, defence and infrastructure sectors.

Due to continued project growth, an opportunity has arisen for an Assistant Project Manager to join a high-performing project delivery team supporting major infrastructure programmes across Scotland.

This role offers the opportunity to work closely with Project Directors, Project Managers and multidisciplinary delivery teams, supporting project controls, governance, risk management and change management activities on complex, long-term projects.

The Role

The successful candidate will play a key role in supporting project delivery by maintaining visibility of project performance across cost, programme, risk and change.

Key responsibilities will include:

• Producing weekly and monthly project reporting packs and management information.
• Maintaining project controls processes and supporting performance reporting.
• Managing project risk and opportunity registers and facilitating risk review meetings.
• Administering project change control processes, including Early Warnings and Compensation Events.
• Supporting NEC contract administration activities.
• Coordinating project governance requirements and maintaining project records and audit trails.
• Assisting with forecasting, programme updates and financial performance reporting.
• Managing action trackers, decision logs and lessons learned registers.
• Supporting Project Boards and governance reviews with accurate and timely reporting.
• Maintaining SharePoint sites, reporting platforms and project dashboards.
• Working with geographically dispersed project teams to ensure consistent project controls and reporting standards.
• Identifying emerging risks, issues and performance trends and escalating as appropriate.

About You

Applications are welcomed from candidates with experience in project management, project controls, PMO, programme support or project delivery environments.

Candidates should demonstrate:

• Experience within infrastructure, utilities, energy, construction, defence or major capital projects.
• Knowledge of NEC contracts.
• Experience managing Early Warnings and Compensation Events.
• Understanding of project controls, governance, reporting and change management processes.
• Experience using tools such as CEMAR, Power BI, SharePoint or similar project management systems.
• Strong organisational and analytical skills.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management abilities.
• The ability to work independently while supporting a wider project delivery team.
• A proactive approach to problem solving and continuous improvement.

What's on Offer

• Ongoing contract opportunity.
• Glasgow-based role with hybrid working arrangements.
• Opportunity to work on high-profile infrastructure projects.
• Collaborative and supportive project environment.
• Exposure to major programmes within a nationally recognised engineering consultancy.
• Long-term project pipeline and career development opportunities.