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Project Manager

Dublin

Who We are:

NIRAS specializes in design and delivery of process-driven projects. We provide Project Management, Engineering Design, Project and Managed Service resources to the Food & Beverage, Life Science and Advanced Process Manufacturing sectors across Ireland and internationally.

NIRIS is a Value-Driven, Multi-Disciplinary Engineering Consultancy, fundamentally committed to sustainable progress and service delivery as one of Europe's largest development consulting firms. We employ over 3000 permanent staff and have a pool of 25,000+ experts across our network. With 4 offices in Ireland and 51 offices in 32 countries, NIRAS has a local presence across the globe and are committed to building long-term partnerships and capabilities everywhere we work.

Opportunity:

The successful applicant will collaborate with the Project Director to oversee diverse elements of multiple projects within our Projects portfolio. In partnership with the Project Director, the Project Manager will oversee strategize, organize, and implement various projects from our Dublin office. A solid foundation in Project Management and execution of large scale Pharmaceutical, and Food and Beverage Capital Projects is essential for this position.

Responsibilities:

  • With the Project Director, safely coordinate and lead project teams in delivery of assigned projects.

  • Develop project plans, including scope, timeline, and budget, ensuring alignment with Project Director.

  • Ensure proper safety protocols are in place to protect employees and the environment.

  • Selecting vendors and completing vendor evaluation matrix.

  • Coordination of all equipment documentation requirements.

  • Coordination of processing equipment installation and services hook up.

  • Commissioning of equipment and engineering support during qualification.

  • Ensuring equipment vendors and engineering personnel delivery projects in line with timelines and specifications agreed in the purchase order/contract.

  • Managing scope and scope changes.

  • Identify project risks and develop mitigation strategies to minimize disruptions and delays.

  • Maintain detailed project documentation, - progress reports, change orders, and technical specifications.

  • Handover training, coordination of O&M manuals, Spare parts, & PM schedules.

    Requirements:

  • Previous experience in highly regulated Pharmaceutical, Medical Device, Food and Beverage, Dairy and highly regulated process manufacturing environments

  • Professional Project Management Qualifications preferred but not essential.

  • Degree in Engineering - Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical, Process Engineering, or related field.

  • Strong Project Management skills with a track record of successful project delivery.

  • Proficiency in Project Management Software and Tools.

  • Deep understanding of cGMP and FDA regulations.

  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

  • In depth knowledge of process production equipment and advanced regulated manufacturing processes.

  • Problem-solving and analytical skills.

  • Ability to work in a highly regulated and quality-focused environment.

    Industry Areas Expertise Considered

  • Pharmaceutical, Medical Device, Food & Beverage, Dairy, Manufacturing, Engineering

    Job Functions

  • Engineering, Project Management, Manufacturing

    Take The Next Step

    If you are a dynamic and experienced Project Manager seeking new opportunities and rewarding work in an exciting and forward looking consultancy; take the next step in your career - come join us at NIRAS!

    For a confidential discussion regarding this and our many other exciting opportunities with NIRAS, please contact Philip Cahill at (phone number removed)

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