Project Engineer

Proftech Talent
Walsall
10 months ago
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Summary:The Project Engineer is responsible and accountable for planning, executing, and closing Projects. They define the project, build a comprehensive work plan, and then managing to the budget. The core function will be to collaborate with other functions within the business to implement new projects that are aligned to the company's growth expectations. Project Engineers can demonstrate that they embrace our company core values, have a can do attitude and are dedicated to the timely completion of their work. Project Engineers undertake tasks, whilst ensuring that high standards of safety, quality and efficiency are consistently maintained. Project Engineers are required to hold an in-depth understanding of our production processes and a willingness to get involved in SQCPD continuous improvement projects and processes, fostering a culture of excellence and accountability. Key Responsibilities:Communication.Constructing and adhering to project plan.Good understanding of a number of project management software tools.The ability to construct project plans with multiple variables.Be assertive with other functions whilst demonstrating a professional approach.Attend morning SQCDP meetings and further daily communication meetings as a member of the team to ensure their understanding of targets and objectives.Build and maintain direct relationships with colleagues and customers, providing clear communication on all aspects of day-to-day operations.Escalate relevant issues by promptly bringing them to the attention of the Engineering Manager. Safety.Collaborate with the H&S officer and the leadership team to reduce risks in the area by following risk assessments and work instructions.Ensuring they are working safely and maintaining a safe working environment. (5's & Risk Assessments)Comply with all safety controls (method statements) in the area.Report accidents, near misses and safety concerns to a member of the leadership team in a timely manner.Quality.Ensure that projects adhere to customer expectations, provide clear accurate responses to Customer Concerns in a professional and timely manner.Report any quality concerns to their line manager and actively seek to improve quality whilst carrying out their dutiesComply with Company quality standards.Cost.Ensure compliance with project key mile stones, targets and objectives.Meet project deadlines in an efficient manner, 100% efficiency with an improving trend.Constantly strive for productivity gains through VA activity and removal or 8 wastesDelivery.Manage allocated budget to support the company's objectivesWork closely with other support functions to deliver the companies objectives.Collaborates with the NPI function to deliver exceptional internal customer serviceAccountable for the project planProviding accurate project progress on a weekly basisUtilizing capacity efficiently and effectivelyMonitors and executes project planAdvocate for the customer and uphold the promised delivery date.Keep customers and systems fully updated on any delays and expected planned dates.Coordinate with leadership and other departments to address exceptions.People.Engage with our 'Switched On' Rewarding and Recognition processFollow and uphold Company policies and proceduresEngage with other team members to Optimize Workgroup efficiencyMaintain high standards of attendance and punctualityEngage with learning and development, by engaging with our PDR (Performance Development Review) Cycle.Share best practice and voluntary support learning with other team (Coaching for Excellence)Maintain company standards, promote Company values, standards, policies and procedures.Participate in CI through our SQCDP processes to achieve and then to improve company standards.Engage team in Ci activities, Kaizen, 5S and problem-solving activities (Project Charters, Challenge Zero) QUALIFICATIONS / EXPERIENCE: Appropriate experience in a high pressure, rapidly changing manufacturing environment is considered significantly more important than paper qualifications. Specific leadership and objective setting would, however, be considered an advantageEssentialExcellent written & verbal communication skillsExcellent competency levels in Microsoft applications including Word, Excel and Outlook.Demonstratable Project Management experience within a Mechanical and/or Electrical Manufacturing environment.Ability to manage multiple projects, of varying complexity levels, and at various maturity stages.DesirableFormal Project Management qualificationProduct knowledge in Electrical Control Cabinets and/or Electro-mechanical assemblies.Competency in Microsoft Sharepoint. (Apply online only) Monday to Thursday (Apply online only) Friday -25 days holiday/plus Bank Hols and Birthday off plus lots of other Benefits

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