Project Project Manager

About this opportunitySenior professional Project Manager (site-based), responsible for managing customer relationships, and coordinating the delivery of data centres construction projects. The Project Construction Manager will be supported by a site-based team during the construction, fit-out and commissioning and handover phases of the project.Kindly provide your CV in English.Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Supporting Business Unit Directors in delivering business objectives. Positively engaging with Customers and developing, growing and maintaining Customer relationships. Delivering high-quality services and ensuring that project management and/or programme management deliverables meet Customers' requirements and business procedures. Administrating contracts as Contract Administrator, Employer's Agent or Project Manager. Advising the Customer on specialist services, including consultants, contractors, subcontractors and suppliers required in connection with the project. Advising the Customer of its obligations under the national jurisdictional construction, design management or safety regulations or statutes. Reviewing the scope of contract and team appointments and advise on additional works required by third parties. Advising on methods of progressing construction works. If appropriate and reasonably necessary, visit sites of the extraction, fabrication and assembly or testing of materials and components to inspect such materials and workmanship before delivery to the project site. Preparing and maintaining a handover plan or similar management tool, identifying the roles and responsibilities, and establishing review, approval, variation and reporting procedures. Coordinating all parties and preparing substantial/practical completion documentation, submittal of manuals and handover documentation. Monitoring and reporting on the development of the commissioning plan. Advising the Customer on any improvements that may increase project efficiency. Advising on discrepancies, inconsistencies or mistakes in design documents and ask for rectification. Monitoring compliance with Customer's requirements. Monitoring the construction process on-site and promptly alerting the Customer to any potential delays or cost difficulties. Undertaking regular site walks to promote and observe safety, quality and progress. Overseeing developments of the contractor's detailed critical path method schedule. Monitoring schedule progress and budget compliance through the contract process. Supporting to evaluate and resolve change order applications. Ensuring all notices are administered in accordance with the construction contract and Customer's requirements. Presenting reports to the Customer and producing site meetings as may be required to ensure that the Customer's team is fully informed. Mentoring and coaching employees to their full potential. Managing service delivery for profit. Advising Directors promptly of any issues that have arisen, or that might arise, on projects; in particular those that might impact on Gleeds professional indemnity (PI) insurance.As a Gleeds team member, you will have access to: Opportunities to develop and grow your career Employee Assistance ProgrammeWho we're looking for:Experience, Knowledge and Key Skills 7+ years of experience as Consultant PM / owner representative. Experience managing large scale (ideally - mission critical related) construction projects. Detailed knowledge of Data Centre handover / commissioning processes. Clear understanding of legislation impacting on building contracts. Excellent communication skills - both oral and written. Methodical way of thinking and approach to work. Excellent problem solving, negotiating, financial and numeracy skills. Sound ICT skills, with a high proficiency in MS Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Ability to work as part of a team. Professional level of English. Eligible to work in Germany.Qualifications University degree - Engineering, Architecture or similar Additional qualification in Project Management is desirable About usA world of opportunityGleeds is a place to be part of something bigger. We take pride in our diverse and supportive culture that empowers you to make a difference while creating connections with brilliant people - colleagues and clients alike. Enjoy doing work that shapes our collective future, while steering your own journey in a trusting environment. Benefit from our rich heritage and global opportunities as you construct a career with purpose.With over 75 offices across the globe, you'll become part of a truly global team that isn't restricted by borders. We welcome new perspectives and ideas but above all, we believe that quality relationships sit at the heart of good business. We strive to be the people that seek to understand and bring people together. Wherever we are in the world, we're committed to the success of our people, clients and communities - giving everyone a safer and more sustainable place to live, work and thrive.Our values underpin what we stand for and how we work: Professionalism with personality Excellence with humility Innovation with agilityWe're an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications regardless of age, disability, marital status, race, religion or belief, sexual orientation, transgender status or gender.We recognise the importance of work/life balance and agree flexible working arrangements to suit each individual.Gleeds is a Great Place to Work certified employer.