MEICA Manager

MEICA Manager
The Role
The MEICA Manager is to oversee the delivery of all MEICA activities across various projects from initiation to completion, ensuring that the works are delivered in accordance with the clients requirements whilst also maintaining compliance with Health and Safety and Quality standards.

Key Responsibilities
Ensure the buildability of designs
Introduce value engineering challenges to proposed designs
Manage the small MEICA team working alongside the Civil Engineering & delivery teams
Provide technical leadership for mechanical, electrical, and control systems design.
Managing and reporting operational and financial targets, programme management and supply chain management, including procurement and performance.
Leadership in Safety, Wellbeing and Inclusion and a team player, interfacing with the design and construction teams and all stakeholders.
The ability to select & manage innovative methods, use of materials & safe systems of work.
Effective communication with senior management, designers, consultants, clients, architects, and project teams on technical matters.
Provide quality outputs on time, quality, and cost, that enable programmes to achieve their outcomes.
Management of contractors and key suppliers, particularly design, ensuring quality of delivery and their committed resource requirements across the projects, ensuring quality of output and value for money.
Manage communication and engagement with project stakeholders, developing and maintaining key relationships and working in partnership to resolve problems to benefit operational policing.
Work with local project/change teams to ensure consistency of project delivery approach.
Build and sustain capacity and capability within the MEICA team to deliver the programme workstream effectively and efficiently.
Lead non-complex and complex projects, including set-up, management, and delivery, ensuring that the project delivers on time, cost and quality and meets all technical delivery processes, standards and reporting requirements.
Coordinate the project its design & interdependencies, working closely with the project leads for the other projects within the programme.
Identify resource requirements and allocate resource requirements
Manage stakeholder communications and key messages for the project.
Manage programme-level resources to ensure project outputs are delivered on time, cost and quality.
Overall management of your team and interdependencies, with responsibilities for the management and execution of all project-related activities.
Ability to forge positive relationships with the supply chain and subcontractors.
Develop & explore value engineering options with the Clients team
Management of all related health and safety, including electrical safety processes and procedures
Liaising collaboratively with the Group of companies.
Contributing to the delivery of all work packages planned and scheduled by the project delivery team in line with programme constraints, quality standards and budgets.
Meeting and exceeding MEICA and client expectations at every step of the project lifecycle.
Ensure quality requirements, e.g. commissioning plans, Inspection & test plans, are in place across the MEICA programme
Overseeing operations daily to ensure work is done safely, on time and within the projects / programme allocated budget.
Contributing to future tender activities and work-winning activities.
Ensuring client specifications and requirements are met by reviewing progress and liaising with the Barhale MEICA and project team.
Promoting and maintaining health & safety on all projects with the allocated Project Managers and their teams whilst dealing with any day-to-day unexpected problems during the project.

Essential:
Excellent communication and team player skills, harnessing the ability to effectively manage internal teams, 3rd parties and clients.
Methodical approach with a clear focus on client, customer, and quality.
Strong leadership qualities and a natural problem solver.
A background working as a MEICA Project Manager, managing and delivering multiple projects of varying complexity & value.

Desirable:
Degree or equivalent (foundation degree HND, HNC)
Member of the APM, APM certified or equivalent (or experience-based)
SMSTS/SSSTS qualification.
CSCS card qualification.
First Aid qualification (optional).
5-day SMSTS

Competitive salary
Company Pension
Life Assurance
Private Medical
25 days of annual leave in addition to 8 public bank holidays and loyalty days
8 hours volunteering
Employee Assistance Programme to support your mental, physiological and financial wellbeing
Flexible benefits via salary sacrifice
Company car/green car scheme/car allowance/Van (dependent on position)