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CDMS Support Lead

Bilfinger
Southampton
1 month ago
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CDMS Support Lead
Location: Southampton
Bilfinger UK is a leading engineering and maintenance provider, supporting customers across the chemical & petrochemical, nuclear, oil & gas, pharmaceuticals & biopharma, power & energy, utilities, renewables and food & beverage markets. We enhance the efficiency of assets, ensuring a high level of availability and reducing maintenance costs.
We have extensive experience in offshore and onshore facilities; specialising in asset management services throughout all life cycle phases from consulting, engineering, manufacturing, assembly, operations, maintenance, and decommissioning.
This commitment is delivered by an experienced and highly competent workforce of over 4,500 employees operating from 14 offices in strategic industrial hubs, upholding the highest standards of safety, compliance and quality.
CDMS Support Lead, working on a major Oil & Gas Client site in the Southampton area.
Main Responsibilities

  • Ensure timesheets are allocated within CDMS in a timely manner with the support of the commercial apprentice
  • Daily task setting of the commercial apprentice to support the effective management of CDMS.
  • Weekly WIP - Reviewing the CDMS WIP and chasing approvals (including MCR's) within a timely manner
  • Exception management - ensuring all exceptions are actioned and tracked
  • CDMS Schedule management - ensuring all personnel are assigned the correct schedules to ensure maximum recovery
  • Support the QS's in uploading the scaffold unit rates into CDMS
  • Purchase order management to ensure limits are not exceeded
  • PO / WON Management - Requesting PO/WON's are opened to allow allocations in a timely manner
  • Reviewing CDMS rejections
  • CDMS Awareness training to other commercial / site staff


Experience & Qualification
• Experience of CDMS (Mytrack) system or similar time recording tools (essential)
• Experience in Oil & Gas sector (desirable but not essential)
• SAP experience (desirable but not essential)
If you wish to speak to a member of the recruitment team, please contact .
Operations | Bilfinger UK Limited | Permanent | White-collar workers | High-school diploma or equivalent | Finance & Controlling
Bilfinger UK Limited
Finance & Controlling
Permanent
High-school diploma or equivalent
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