Job Details
Project Manager (Fuel Installations) Afghanistan Project Manager required in Afghanistan by a leading supplier of fuel related services! The Project Manager will plan and lead a team of construction project managers from the Companys Afghanistan head quarters to ensure the on-time and in-budget construction of technical projects for NCS Fuel. NCS Fuel is an established, reliable specialist in the provision of petroleum, oils and lubricants (POL) and related fuel management, logistics and financial services. NCS Fuel is part of the World Fuel Services Group, one of the Worlds leading providers of fuel related services and this is a unique opportunity to be part of a leading global brand. The Project Manager will be responsible for managing and supervising the construction and installations of any kind for NCS Fuel and assessing all installations and equipment relevant for NCS Fuel. They will advise and counsel NCS Management in Afghanistan in relation to all construction, technical and facility related issues and projects.
Key Responsibilities:
Planning, project managing and execution of construction projects Management of sub contractors engaged in construction projects Plan and execute development of NCS operated BFI facilities Initiate upgrade and repairs of existing facilities Develop storage facility documentation in relation to construction projects Identify requirements and develop Statement Of Works for Request For Proposals to subcontractors and suppliers in relation to construction Develop, update and report on budget and economy for construction projects Administration and update of all technical documentation in relation to NCS operated facilities Assessment and qualification of new storage facilities, buildings and BFI areas to provide basis for decision Support the NCS Management Team in all technical and facility related issues Conduct technical evaluations Specify and supervise rectification work in order to maximize efficiency of the various BFI. Assist operations and site managers to solve operating problems. Confer with scientific, engineering, and technical personnel in order to resolve design, and operating problems. Write technical reports for management personnel. With the Regional & Site Managers, coordinate the installation of BFI equipment. Individual site level project management and also wider regional level project oversight Leadership of project managers and assigned project resources depending on project scope Regular reporting to senior management on project delivery status Other tasks as directed by the Country Manager/DCM
The Individual:
Project Management planning experience using Prince 2 or PMP principles is essential. This will be gained in technical construction, preferably fuel installations. Alternatively, experience gained in a similar role in a military environment where they have project managed construction or logistics operations into austere environments using Prince 2 planning principles.
Experience gained within a military operations centre within a austere environment is highly desirable where Prince 2 practices have been implemented.
Experience in developing full project documentation is essential including but not limited to: RFQ containing preliminary drawings, SOW, project plan, time tables, quality plan, handover documentation and certification.
Financial skills and experience in managing project budgets is essential.
Experience using recognised methods on projects (Prince2 for example) through all phases of the project life cycle is essential.
Experience of and willingness to work in remote and austere is essential.
Prince 2 qualification or similar is essential. Strong IT skills are essential Strong team working skills are essential Strong analytical skills and numerate ability is essential. Strong stakeholder management skills are essential. Strong written and oral communication skills in English is essential.
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