2 Temporary Work Breakdown Structure Jobs in the UK excluding London

carry out the following tasks (full JD available): Develop and implement the programme or project schedule (and SAP Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)) in accordance with the Contracted scope, delivery dates, Responsibility Assignment Matrix (RAM), financial baseline. Maintain and control the programme or project schedule baseline (dates and … budgets) to reflect any contracted amendments. Direct the timely processing of schedule updates. Monitor the accuracy of project schedules and version control changes. Work with the key stakeholders/IPT leads to drive the quality of the programme or project schedule. Identify problems and provide support to improve processes … the earliest opportunity. Publish the schedule and ensure stakeholders are informed about changes. Perform critical path and what if; analysis, including the development of work-around plans, capturing, monitoring and driving associated actions. Track, analyse and produce reports to confirm the programme or project cost and schedule performance Update more »

Your Mission You will work as part of a team in collaboration with surveyors to enable the team to effectively execute estate management in one of the three geographical regions in the UK (North/Midlands, South)(and wider where required) each comprising approximately 1500-2000 sites, to ensure … of the role is to provide project support to the Site Negotiation and Landlord Experience teams. The role will require project management of distinct work streams and will also require some general administrative support for the wider team. This is a hybrid role, based out of our lovely offices … nd party wayleaves supporting Wayleave Applications (CAD team on drawings and site plans) Training/upskilling of colleagues on finance processes Legal PO WBS guide to internal surveyors Merdian, Siterra, HMRC fee calculator, SAP knowledge Covered and supporting paralegals on legal instructions (Legal Matter Tracker) Raising and Processing of Rent more »