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A highly reputable Engineering firm who specialise in bespoke high-tech equipment are looking for an experienced Project Manager. This company supply specialist products across a number of sectors, including Automation, Automotive, Aerospace, Space, Rail & Nuclear.

As a Project Manager, you’ll run the projects division and oversee the planning, execution and delivery of bespoke Engineering projects. You’ll be responsible for co-ordinating multiple projects at one time; collaborating with multi-functional engineering teams, carrying out planning and production schedules, designing control activities and working with key stakeholders to develop relationships.

This company are strong believers in creating the ‘best in class’ environment and will provide development courses and training for candidates at all levels.

Project Manager Requirements:

Degree Educated – Engineering/Project background
Prince2 and / or APM qualified
Previous Engineering experience and/or worked in Engineering companies
Strong leadership & communicational skills
Experience of co-ordinating multiple projects 
Benefits of the Project Manager role:

25 Days Holiday + 8 Statutory
Hybrid Working Week
Flexible Working
Company Pension Scheme
Life Assurance
Cycle to Work
Free on-site Parking
Employee Assistance Programme
38 Hour Working WeekIf you have the required skills and experience for the Project Manager position or would like to learn more, then please get in touch ASAP. You can apply directly or contact Jake Hilton on (phone number removed).

If this role isn’t of interest, but you know of someone who could be, Chroma Recruitment operates a referral scheme.

Chroma Recruitment is acting as an employment business with regards to this position

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