Project Manager

Moss Nook
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Infrastructure Project Manager

Location: Manchester M22 (Hybrid)
Salary: Up to £65k + benefits
Hours: Monday to Friday, 37.5 hours per week
About the Company:
A leading IT solutions provider in the UK, specialising in cloud services, cybersecurity, and data management. The company is known for delivering innovative technology solutions across a wide range of sectors. They pride themselves on fostering a culture of collaboration and success, rooted in their core values of integrity, accountability, efficiency, and teamwork.
Role Overview:
As a Project Manager, you will be responsible for managing and coordinating the successful delivery of multiple projects across a diverse client base. The role of Project Manager requires you to act as a key communication point between clients and internal teams, ensuring efficient project execution and risk management. As the Project Manager, you will be in charge of overseeing project scope, facilitating workshops, and managing both internal and external stakeholder relations.
Key Responsibilities:

  • ERP Project Manager: Oversee ERP-related projects, ensuring on-time and successful delivery.
  • Stakeholder Engagement: Serve as the communication bridge between internal and external stakeholders.
  • Risk & Change Management: Identify project risks and document scope changes in line with company policies.
  • Governance & Compliance: Use the company’s established frameworks to manage projects effectively.
  • Forecasting & Reporting: Provide monthly forecasts on project closures and billing to ensure financial oversight.
    Skills & Experience Required:
  • Experience with ERP Systems: Project Management experience of ERP's is essential.
  • Customer-Centric Focus: A high level of customer service, ensuring client satisfaction throughout the project lifecycle.
  • Excellent Communication Skills: Ability to communicate effectively with both teams and stakeholders.
  • Leadership & Organizational Abilities: Manage conflicting schedules and workload while maintaining high standards.
  • Technical Proficiency: Advanced Microsoft Office skills, particularly in Word and Excel, and attention to detail.
    This role of Project Manager provides an excellent opportunity for an experienced Project Manager to join a dynamic team within a fast-growing sector.
    If you're ready to lead cutting-edge IT projects and contribute to meaningful business outcomes, we encourage you to apply and become a part of our clients journey

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