✨ AI Summary
The Manager Package Management leads the delivery of high-value, complex procurement and subcontract packages within an EPC context, ensuring on-budget and on-schedule fulfillment while complying with QHSES and project requirements. The role requires strategic package oversight, risk and opportunity identification with mitigation plans, and executive-level status reporting to Project Management and Corporate Management. Key responsibilities include managing budgets and schedules, maintaining stakeholder alignment, enforcing change control and documentation processes, coordinating with suppliers and internal teams, and guiding a team of package managers as needed. A Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Supply Chain Management with 10 years of relevant experience is required; PMP and/or PE certifications are a plus. Travel to various locations, strong negotiation, leadership, and communication skills are essential.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Supply Chain Management; 10 years of relevant experience (ideally in Engineering, Project/Package Management, Manufacturing, or similar); strong negotiation and leadership capabilities; technical knowledge of EPCI projects; commercial knowledge of contracts, purchase orders, and supply chain disciplines; strong QHSES compliance; thorough understanding of requisitioning, bid, and post-award activities; ability to identify risks/opportunities with a proactive approach; effective written and verbal communication skills; willing to travel to various locations as needed; PMP and/or PE certifications are a plus.
Description
Job Overview:
Manager Package Management utilizes their technical acumen, commercial acumen, management skills, and leadership skills to oversee all aspects of delivering a package from the cradle to the grave. Their core responsibility is ensuring the package is delivered on budget and on schedule while abiding by Quality, Health, Safety, Environment, and Security (QHSES) and project requirements. A successful Manager Package Management identifies risks and opportunities and sets up mitigation and capture plans accordingly. This entails developing a strategic outlook for the package and ensuring that all matters are resolved with the involvement of the right stakeholders and in a timely fashion. Manager Package Management must report status and outlook at an executive level to the Project Management team and, at times, Corporate Management.