Project Manager physical domain

Work on complex projects in the physical domain within an IPM context to contribute to a future-proof city. The engineering bureau of a government organization is looking for project managers to fill three roles: general project manager, environmental manager, and contract manager.

What you will do. Project Manager (General).

• Integral management of one or more projects within the organization's engineering bureau.
• Steering on project goals, planning, finances, risks, quality, and collaboration.
• Connecting technical, organizational, and administrative interests effectively.
• Collaborating with multidisciplinary project teams and a broad network of internal and external stakeholders.
• Leading an IPM team or independently managing various project aspects.

Environmental Manager.

• Identifying internal and external stakeholders and gathering their wishes and requirements.
• Ensuring the safeguarding of wishes and requirements in all project phases and proactively addressing environmental influences.
• Developing accessibility, road safety, and communication plans.
• Working closely with other IPM role holders for technical elaboration.
• Ensuring planning and legal conditioning.
• Being the linchpin in communication with the competent authority and negotiation with stakeholders for binding agreements.
• Obtaining all necessary permits.
• Intensive collaboration with colleagues within the organization and external parties.

Contract Manager.

• Formulating a procurement strategy.
• Preparing contracts, tendering, and execution towards market parties.
• Managing the contract (contract monitoring).
• Realizing the contract within project frameworks (scope, planning, budget, quality, risks, information, organization, and policy objectives).
• Leading and initiating role in contract management for the engineering bureau.
• Working with UAV contract forms and exploring innovative contract forms (UAV-gc).
• Intensive collaboration with colleagues within the organization and external stakeholders.
• Close collaboration with general project managers, technical managers, and official clients.

What they ask Project Manager (General).

• Eager to learn, proactive, and hands-on.
• Sufficient attention to coherence and complementarity between sub-projects and team members.
• HBO or WO education in a technical or related field (e.g., technical business administration, public administration, civil engineering).
• Work experience within public space and managing multidisciplinary projects.
• Knowledge of/affinity with the IPM model and associated roles.

Environmental Manager.

• Broadly deployable environmental manager with knowledge of public space.
• Strong personality who knows when to be flexible and when to stand firm.
• Results-oriented, sharp analytical ability, strong negotiation skills.
• Enjoys teamwork, easily makes contact, communicates clearly (verbally and in writing).
• HBO or WO work and thinking level (preferably Spatial Development, Planning, or civil engineering).
• Knowledge of managing (sub)projects in an urban environment.
• Legal and planning knowledge of procedures and permits.
• Knowledge of/affinity with the IPM model and associated roles.
• Strong communication skills.

Contract Manager.

• Broadly deployable contract manager with deep knowledge of contract management.
• Excellent portfolio as a contract manager of complex projects in public space within an IPM team.
• Strong personality, inspiring, and able to engage people in new developments.
• Minimum HBO+ with a completed relevant education and solid relevant work experience or a completed WO education.
• Extensive experience (> 10 years) with UAV and UAV-gc contract forms.
• Experience with contract forms such as alliances and building teams is a plus.
• Experience with project management is a plus.
• Knowledge of/affinity with the IPM model and associated roles.
• Good verbal and written communication skills.
• Strong analytical ability, coupled with good negotiation skills.
• Enjoys working in a team, good interpersonal skills.