The Role Construction Project Manager
• Deputise as and when required; assist the Deputy Director and other Project Managers as and when required, and act on their behalf during periods of absence. • Undertake any other duties appropriate to the grade of post as determined from time to time. General To All Estates Project Manager Roles • Manage own workload and priorities as well as those of the project team/s to ensure realistic delivery expectations are effectively met. • Work pro-actively to mitigate potential risks to both individual projects and overarching programme success ensuring any such risks are flagged appropriately. • Contribute to broader project work and actively participate in relevant working groups. • Network with staff and students across the University and acting as a champion for Estates at all times. • Work cooperatively with other Project Managers to support delivery across all projects. • Contribute to and actively encourage knowledge sharing and up-skilling opportunities across all teams. • Ensure that all project documents are managed in accordance with Estates document management processes. All documents must always be filed centrally. Estates is a collaborative department so electronic filing must be done regularly rather than allowed to accumulate. Personal filing systems are expressly discouraged as they directly inhibit successful collaboration within the department. • Take reasonable care of your own health and safety, and that of other persons that may be affected within the relevant working environment, in accordance with the University Health and Safety procedures and ensure that contractors meet and comply with current Health and Safety regulations. Work within Estates guidance for lone working. • Occasionally work outside of normal office hours where projects require that.
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