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About the role
Turner & Townsend is recruiting a Project Manager to join the Nordics Principal Delivery Team, embedded on a manufacturing and storage site in Sweden (Malmo). The role supports the delivery of energy efficiency, sustainability and facility improvement projects and acts as a key on-site point of contact for the client.
Contract: Confidential
Reports to: Country Projects Lead (part of the Nordics Principal Delivery Team)
Location: Malmö, Sweden (on-site, embedded with client)
Job Purpose
The purpose of the role is to:
• Identify, develop and deliver a portfolio of energy saving projects that enable the client to meet its energy and carbon reduction targets.
• Have full accountability and responsibility for the management and delivery of project works on the client's site.
• Become a trusted adviser to site leadership by turning opportunities into approved, funded and delivered projects.
General Activities
• Identify and prioritise energy saving opportunities across the site's process, utilities, building services and storage areas (for example LED lighting upgrades, heat pump installations, heat recovery, utility optimisation and wider decarbonisation initiatives).
• Develop a robust business case for each opportunity, including capital cost, energy and carbon savings, payback and ROI, supported by energy audits, metering data and technical input.
• Present business cases and recommendations to client senior stakeholders and decision makers to secure approval and funding.
• Work with designers, engineers and contractors to define and document the scope of works.
• Develop and understand the full scope of works in line with the approved business case, within agreed budget requirements.
• Manage, run and draw up tenders on behalf of the client as required, and carry out full tender analysis of contractor returns.
• Identify, reduce and manage all statutory, commercial and operational risks associated with each project.
• Design and develop pre-construction and construction phase delivery programmes.
• Ensure Turner & Townsend and client HSE practices and processes are fully embedded in each project.
• Ensure full compliance with project management policies and procedures and with local regulations and site standards.
• Manage the day-to-day operational aspects of each project end to end, from concept through design, procurement, installation, commissioning and handover.
• Work closely with relevant stakeholders to ensure effective and efficient implementation of projects with minimal disruption to production.
• Provide timely monthly reports on progress, financial performance and forecast versus realised savings to the Country Projects Lead in an agreed format.
Business Development
• Identify and develop a short, medium and long-term pipeline of energy saving project opportunities across the site.
• Leverage opportunities through visibility and presence on site, and by sharing results and case studies with site leadership.
• Utilise government energy initiatives to help the client gain financial support where available.
Building Relationships
• Build strong, effective working relationships with the client and site teams, including engineering, EHS, operations and sustainability.
• Build a pipeline of supply partners with the correct approvals in conjunction with the central procurement team.
Commercial Awareness
• Full accountability for the budget and financial control of each project.
• Analyse variances and initiate corrective actions.
• Value all contractor accounts and review applications for payment; mutually agree payment schedules to the benefit of the project and the client.
• Ensure projects are commercially viable and satisfy the commercial terms of the contract.
The Project Process
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