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Job Location | Hersham, Walton-on-Thames |
Education | Not Mentioned |
Salary | Salary negotiable |
Industry | Not Mentioned |
Functional Area | Not Mentioned |
Job Type | Contract, full-time |
Assignment and Review of WorkThe Lead Project Engineer is assigned responsibility for specific projects by the Manager Project Engineering. Once assigned, the Lead Project Engineer should receive all estimates and project work through the relevant matrix using the normal Proposal and Project procedures.Specific objectives may be given by the Manager Project Engineering.Certain project documentation issued or approved by the Lead Project Engineer will then require the approval of the Manager Project Engineering or Executive Management and/or the management of other areas of the company. The performance of a Lead Project Engineer is regularly assessed by Management through frequent reports and presentations that he makes on the status of the projects in the Inner Matrix.Decision-Making AuthorityA Lead Project Engineer is the leader of a project team and as such is responsible for the decisions of that team. Occasionally, he will have to decide between opposing views within the team and sometimes he will have to advise less experienced members of the options open to them. The project team and hence the Lead Project Engineer will be asked to make decisions about all aspects of their projects. These will range from determining overall policies and strategies for project execution to specific decision on cost or schedule.The Lead Project Engineer will participate in setting work priorities for members of the Project Matrix.Administratively, a Lead Project Engineer is limited by the requirements of the European Operating Procedures Manual. However, his decision making authority on his projects is only limited by Mandatory Company Safety and Technical Standards, although he is expected to follow the Project Management Guides and be prepared to seek advice from other members of the Inner Matrix. He is also expected to know when to refer to more Senior Management for guidance and/or approval.Contact With OthersA Lead Project Engineer can have contact in writing, by telephone and face-to-face with all of the following areas during the life of a project:InternallyAll members of the Core team and Project Matrix.Senior Project Managers, Project Managers or other Deputy Project Managers.Controllers - All areasProcurement - Management, Buyers, Expeditors, Shipping ClerksOperations - Management and EngineersIGD - Management and EngineersStaff Functions - Legal, Safety, Human Resources, TreasuryExecutive ManagementExternallyCustomers at all levels of management.Vendors at all levels of management.Authorities.The purpose of any or all of these contacts will be to exchange information, negotiate, seek approval, give approval, solve problems or provide guidanceKnowledge and Experience Required:QualificationsEducational: Engineering Degree or equivalent.Job related: Extensive experience in a related industry, and in project capacity.(Minimum)Experience: