PFI Lifecycle Manager

PFI Lifecycle Manager

Salary: Negotiable plus Excellent Benefits

Location: West Northern Ireland

Working Pattern: Hybrid (3 days on site / 2 days working from home)

Contract: Full Time 2-Year Fixed-Term Contract (with a strong likelihood of becoming permanent)

Overview

An experienced Lifecycle Manager is required to oversee lifecycle planning and delivery across a major operational PFI contract. Working closely with the SPV, FM provider and client, you'll ensure lifecycle investment is delivered efficiently, compliantly and provides long-term value.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Manage the planning and delivery of lifecycle replacement works across the contract.
• Review lifecycle plans submitted by the FM provider, ensuring they are robust, deliverable and financially sound.
• Provide technical advice on lifecycle applications, planned investment and variations.
• Oversee the delivery of planned and reactive lifecycle works from inception through to completion.
• Review RAMS, access requests and project documentation before works commence.
• Monitor and drive the completion of defect rectification programmes.
• Support the preparation of annual budgets, forecasts and financial reporting relating to lifecycle expenditure.
• Produce lifecycle reports, spend tracking, analysis and long-term replacement strategies.
• Carry out lifecycle cost modelling and support future investment planning.
• Assess and calculate lifecycle variations
• Identify opportunities to improve value, reduce risk and enhance lifecycle performance.
• Ensure all works comply with CDM regulations and Health & Safety legislation.
• Support procurement activities and wider portfolio improvement initiatives.

Role Requirements

• Previous operational PFI/PPP lifecycle management experience is essential.
• Strong understanding of lifecycle planning, asset replacement programmes and variation management.
• Technical knowledge of building fabric, M&E services and facilities management.
• Good understanding of CDM regulations and Health & Safety legislation
• Commercially aware with strong risk management skills.
• Excellent communication, analytical and report writing skills.