Description
cost estimating
site selection
risk management
quality assurance
stakeholder management
project delivery
The Project Delivery Manager role is responsible for delivering projects on time, within budget and to the required quality standards. It leads the end‑to‑end delivery of large EV charging point contracts for local authorities, overseeing site selection, cost estimating, stakeholder management and coordination of install partners and connection providers across a six‑month delivery cycle.
- Lead the Charge
- Building strong teamplay both internally and externally
- Delivering project / Work Package Orders to accepted cost, programme & quality
- Follow the e2e Design & Build process, covering all aspects of how projects are planned and executed
- Responsible for Health, Safety & Environment aspects across allocated projects including assurance of CDM and related activities
- Support the PMO team in defining, estimating, planning and developing the projects through each Work Package Order
- Work with the Site Supervisor to ensure all sites are completed safely and to the high standards required from Connected Kerb
- Build and maintain strong collaborative relationships with Install Partners to enable the delivery of the Work Package Orders
- Drive the Work Package Surveys and Designs to CK engineering specification/design standards with quotes submitted to governance processes
- Work with all Install Partners to ensure an appropriate risk mitigation plan is in place for all Work Package Orders
- Promote a culture of pro‑activity, innovation, transparency, collaboration and flexibility in all aspects of the work of Project Delivery
- Ensure CK’s Quality 3 Lines of Defence are adopted for quality across the delivery programme
- Provide appropriate and accurate management information to all those who need it, covering all areas within the remit of Project Delivery
- Ensure that Projects are delivered in a cost‑effective and financially sustainable manner against targets agreed with Senior Delivery Manager
- Provide authoritative risk‑based advice and resolve complex problems
- Drive stakeholders to deliver to an agreed plan
- Takes ownership of problems and goes the extra mile to get the job done
- Empowers and inspires stakeholders to deliver against demanding timelines
- Delegates appropriately – monitors progress and provides support, resources and cover
- Focuses on identifying and championing integrated solutions for clients and stakeholders
Requirements
apmp practitioner
3+ years
infrastructure
health & safety
analytical
uk eligible
Success in this role requires strong analytical and risk‑based decision‑making, the ability to lead and influence stakeholders, a commitment to ownership and client focus, teamwork, empowerment of colleagues, effective delegation, and a focus on integrated solutions, quality assurance and continuous learning.
Candidates should have at least three years of infrastructure project delivery experience—ideally in energy or network sectors—plus an APMP Practitioner qualification. They must be capable of managing health, safety, environment and quality (including CDM), possess strong analytical and communication skills, and be eligible to work in the UK.
- Strong analytical skills
- Client focused and able to manage counterparties at the heart of everything we do
- Has confidence, authority and responsibility for all aspects of delivery
- Involves colleagues with the right expertise to optimise decision‑making
- Proven value engineering to overcome delivery issues
- Thinks strategically to anticipate future trends and changing client needs
- Adopts a learning mindset; systematises and continuously improves processes as we grow
- Experienced infrastructure Project Delivery Manager with >3 years delivering infrastructure projects, ideally in energy or network sectors
- APMP Practitioner qualification (minimum) for programme & project management
- Contractually and commercially capable of driving delivery performance
- Highly collaborative project manager building strong relationships across a wide range of stakeholders
- Experience leading infrastructure Health, Safety, Environment & Quality, including CDM
- Proven track record of implementing and driving infrastructure commercial contracts
- Strong analytical, communication and presentation skills
- Track record of successfully managing projects to time, quality and budget
- Ability to manage ambiguity and challenges presented by a start‑up environment
- Solutions‑oriented, proactive in providing pragmatic advice and innovative service delivery
- Record of developing long‑term partnerships with internal and external stakeholders
- Must be eligible to work in the UK
Benefits
Connected Kerb offers a competitive salary, a generous pension scheme via Royal London, flexible hybrid working hours, 28 days of holiday with family leave, a central London (Soho) office, and plenty of social opportunities. The flat, inclusive organisation enables talented individuals to make a real impact.
- Competitive salary
- Competitive Pension Scheme – via Royal London
- Flexible working hours and hybrid working model
- 28 days of holidays and generous Family Leave policies
- Lots of opportunities to socialise!
Training + Development
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