Senior Project Manager

Unstone
11 months ago
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A leading engineering business in Derbyshire is seeking a Senior Project Manager to take the lead on high-value capital projects involving large-scale industrial automation systems and bespoke process plant equipment.

This is a pivotal role for an experienced project professional who can manage complex, multidisciplinary projects from concept through to commissioning. You’ll oversee the full lifecycle of machinery and process plant installations for clients across a range of industrial sectors.

Key Responsibilities:



Lead the delivery of turnkey projects involving industrial automation machinery and process plant equipment

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Manage all phases of the project – planning, budgeting, engineering coordination, risk control, installation, and final handover

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Work closely with clients, engineering teams, and suppliers to ensure technical and commercial alignment

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Oversee site activity planning, including subcontractor management, safety protocols, and commissioning schedules

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Deliver projects on time and within budget, while maintaining exceptional quality and client satisfaction

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Travel to customer sites (UK and occasionally international) for project reviews, site surveys, and progress meetings

Ideal Candidate Profile:

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Extensive experience managing complex capital projects in industrial automation or process plant environments

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Confident handling large machinery/system builds, ideally with mechanical, electrical, and controls integration

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Strong understanding of engineering drawings, technical specifications, and process flow

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Demonstrated success delivering CAPEX projects in sectors such as manufacturing, energy, chemicals, or similar

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Effective communicator and problem solver, able to lead multidisciplinary teams and build client trust

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Engineering qualification (HND/Degree or equivalent experience) in mechanical, electrical, or process engineering

This is a brilliant opportunity for a technically strong project leader to join a company known for delivering high-spec industrial and process solutions to clients across the UK and beyond.

Apply with your CV today or get in touch for a confidential discussion

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