Project Manager - MEP

Costain are engaged by our Client (Heathrow Airport Ltd) to deliver a variety of projects across the airport estate. It is anticipated that the role holder will be assigned to 2-3 separate multi-discipline projects. The Role Holder will focus on MEP Rail projects.

The Pre-Construction Project Manager shall fulfil the role of Contract Leader for their assigned projects as described in Costain Way procedure CPH-H-004, “How to Deliver Contracts”. Reporting to the Framework Pre-Construction Lead, the role is accountable for managing assigned projects at varying stages of design development through to the Client Investment Decision at Gate 3 (G3). The Project Manager leads the day-to-day activities of the project team, manages the relationship with the Client project team, coordinates the Costain project team across disciplines, and maintains overall ownership of scope delivery and the end-to-end project strategy.
Source wording incomplete: a verb is missing in “shall the role”; confirmation required.
Project Team
The Project Manager leads and coordinates the day-to-day activities of the following project team roles:
• Design Manager, acting as Package Manager for design subcontractors
• Commercial Manager and Quantity Surveyor (QS)
• Project Planner
• Stakeholder Engagement Manager
• Procurement resource
Key Interfaces
Maintain appropriate liaison with other framework personnel when required, including the Risk Manager, Asset Integration Manager, and Construction Project Team.
Coordinate cross-discipline input within the Costain project team.
Maintain effective working relationships with the Client project team.
Note: There may be opportunity to continue and transition into Construction stage PM dependent on Framework resourcing strategy and suitability of candidate.
Scope clarification required: the purpose states responsibility through G3, while the accountabilities include transition into delivery activities and future lifecycle phases. Confirm the boundary between current responsibilities and any subsequent Construction stage PM role.

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Essential

Technical or professional education
A relevant degree, higher-level technical qualification or equivalent demonstrable experience in engineering, construction, project management or a related discipline.
Health and safety
Construction Skills Certification Scheme Card
Project management accreditation
Evidence of relevant project-management training or equivalent practical competence e.g. NEC, APM.

Desirable

Project management accreditation
NEC4 PM Accreditation
Health and safety