What does he/she do

• Plans and coordinates daily all site activities, ensuring that these are carried out as planned by the Project manager and on schedule
• Manages the workers, the lifting equipment and the procurement of materials with the person in charge (intended as confirmation of shipments scheduled by the headquarters and local needs)
• Supervises the assembly activity on site carried out by suppliers and subcontractors with the person in charge
• Produces documentation on the work done on site
• Verify compliance with workplace safety and prevention regulations
• Manages the morning meeting on site and informs the customer about daily and weekly activities.
• Coordinates local supplies and turnkey installations of external companies
• Control and compliance with labor costs, vehicles, outsourcing.
• Manages the site warehouse with the person in charge
• Handles emergencies

Technical skills

• Knowledge of safety regulations
• Knowledge of standards and procedures for installation and testing of systems
• Basic knowledge of the equipment and machinery present on site
• Knowledge and ability to apply management control and project management techniques
• Ability to read accurately the technical projects (plant layout)
• Ability to use the main computer tools and programs (project, autocad, excel)

Transversal skills

• Organization skills
• Cooperation and teamwork
• Analytical skills
• Relational skills (empathy)
• Human resources management and development skills
• Leadership skills
• Decision making skills
• Control capabilities
• Ability to plan and schedule activities

Classification

• Permanent job

Training

Degree in Management/Mechanical/Industrial Engineering or Technical High School Diploma with equivalent work experience at Engineer level.

How and where does he/she work?

The Site Manager brings out his profession at the plant installation site as a contact person for the project manager.

He/she relates with the PM, the supervisors, the customer, the workers, the subcontracted companies, local suppliers.

Languages

Minimum B2 French, ideally C1 or native speaker

English B1 minimum

• Willingness to communicate despite language barriers

Mobility and travel

• Willingness to travel, transfer periods (6+ months/year), 1 year minimum in Amiens, returns to be agreed.
• Driving license B

How to enter the company and future outlets

The site manager joins the company with a period of support in the workshop/other construction sites, to then spend a period working alongside the project managers.

Future outlet based on personal propensity to become Project manager.