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Senior Project Engineer

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6 months ago
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Salary: Dependent on experience

Location: Hybrid - client site (Herts) and home office.

Role Purpose:

Senior Project Engineer who will have exposure to new processes and machinery. To ensure that all projects are meeting timelines, qualtiy expectations and being delivered to the highest standards.

Role Responsibilities:

  • Complete project controls activities including: drafting and maintaining risk logs, drafting and maintaining schedules, reviewing schedule adherence and escalating issues, preparing slides for review with the client.
  • Manage the project schedule for the projects and highlight risks / actions that need to be completed.
  • Manage change control and version management.
  • Demonstrate project management and stakeholder management.
  • Possess excellent interpersonal skills enabling you to communicate effectively with the project team and wider stakeholders and liaise with suppliers on technical problems.
  • Ability to host and supervise contractors / suppliers to the site rules.
  • Liaise with vendors on deliveries, issues and design challenges and resolve any issues on the equipment or documentation.
  • Demonstrate a practical, can-do attitude and the ability to prioritise; never compromising on safety or product safety.
  • Work in highly regulated environment following client process and strict sign-off
  • Knowledge of GMP, GxP standards.
  • Maintain our reputation for quality and value.

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