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Your new company:As a proud member of the NDA group, they're part of Europe's largest and most ambitious clean-up project, spanning several decades. Specialising in the treatment and disposal of nuclear waste, with a commitment to protecting people and the environment both now and for future generations.
Your new role:To support our mission, we are seeking a motivated Portfolio Management Office (PMO) Manager to join our EPMO team. Our ideal candidate will manage and implement a best-in-class PMO service for the Client's Portfolio.In this role, you will manage, operate, and develop their sites to maximise the benefit for society. You will provide P3O support to decision-makers and delivery teams within the portfolio.
What you'll need to succeed:
- Professional qualification in Project Management, Project Controls, Engineering, or a relevant degree in a related field.
- Proven P3M experience in major projects/programmes.
- 5+ years in relevant Project Management or P3O management, ideally in the nuclear sector or other highly regulated environment.
- Management and leadership skills.
- The ability to lead by example and manage multiple projects simultaneously.
- The ability to provide solutions, solve problems and make key decisions in a dynamic environment.
Desirable skills:
- Familiarity with how projects and programmes are delivered in the nuclear sector.
- Accreditation with a professional body and commitment to professional development.
- Accredited P3O qualification.
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