2 of 2 Change Manager Jobs in Lanarkshire

Change Manager 2 Year Fixed Term Contract Location: Glasgow/Home (40% on site) Salary: £45,000 - £46,000 (+ excellent benefits including 28% pension contribution) We are looking to recruit a Change Manager for a leading public organisation. This role sits within the Change Delivery team and will play a key part in ensuring … both transformation and business-as-usual changes are delivered effectively. This is an initial 2 year fixed term contract. As Change Manager, you'll act as the gatekeeper for change requests , ensuring they are clearly defined, properly assessed, and governed through the right approval channels. You'll work closely with senior stakeholders, programme teams, and delivery partners … to ensure changes are aligned, funded, and delivered on time, within budget, and to quality standards. Key responsibilities: Manage and control project and operational change requests through initiation, definition, and impact assessment stages Coordinate stakeholders and suppliers to ensure changes are assessed and approved in line with governance standards Produce and manage business cases to secure project funding Track More ❯

Change & Release Manager 2 Year Fixed Term Contract Location: Home/Glasgow (2 days a week on site) Salary: £49,000 - £52,500 (+ excellent benefits including 28% pension contributions) We are working with a leading public sector organisation who are looking for a Change & Release Manager to join their Service Change Team. This is … services, ensuring that changes are introduced seamlessly into live operations with minimal impact to users and customers. This is an initial 2 year fixed term contract. The Role As Change & Release Manager, you will: Lead the management of changes and releases into production, working with multiple senior stakeholders, business units, and third-party suppliers. Support a major transformation … programme, overseeing the transition to a new multi-supplier model, ensuring releases are delivered with rigour and control. Drive the operationalisation of defined processes and tooling for change and release management. Once the Future Operating Model is embedded, continue to oversee all new or changed services - from scheduled releases to urgent incident-driven changes - ensuring robust assessment and best More ❯