Semi-State Role

About the CompanyYour new company is a commercial semi-state organisation committed to growth, innovation, safety and sustainability. The company is an employer of choice for many, providing a dynamic, modern and inclusive workplace for its staff to grow and develop throughout their career. The organisation is the cornerstone of Ireland’s energy system, securely supplying more than 30% of Ireland’s total energy, including 40% of all heating and over 50% of the country’s electricity generation.About the RoleThe Asset Delivery function within the organisation is responsible for the end-to-end planning, designing and delivery of their portfolio of asset development programmes. Encompassing the three pillars of Project Delivery Management, Design Delivery and Project Services, the Asset Delivery function brings together all the technical and project support capabilities needed to take high-level projects and programmes from the Portfolio Office and translate these through from detailed design and project planning, to construction delivery and handover to Asset Operations. Responsibilities Manage and progress cost and variation issues relating to construction contracts and the NSWC contracts, including liaising with the various business units to ensure efficient progression of payments in accordance with contract conditions.Provide estimation support to the quotation team for large network projects, based on first principles to deliver robust estimates and to develop early contractor engagement to support the cost estimation process.Develop and manage a standardised suite of reports to improve reporting capability and to enable analysis.Coordinate and monitor cost engineering activities to ensure the availability of timely, accurate cost information and forecasts via the organisational system tools and processes.Provide support to Project Delivery Leads in developing Control Budgets / Costs / Forecasts with the Baseline Project Schedule and track any emerging trends and recommend corrective actions as required.Support the accurate and timely recording of financial transactions on the Financial Systems, including working with procurement and AP to ensure the correct treatment of contracts, changes and invoices.Assist with development of pricing quotations for network connectionsQualificationsSomeone who has utilities, pharmaceutical or civil infrastructure or data centre experience. This role has a mix of civil, mechanical and electrical experience.A Quantity surveying qualification.5+ years of experience required working with project management, project controls, cost, scheduling, budget analysis, contract administration and change control estimating on large-scale capital investment projects.A good understanding of design, procurement, and construction management services processes and their inherent cost-performance risks is required.Excellent communication (written and oral) and interpersonal skills to communicate effectively with all project team members.Ability to work on one’s own initiative and seek direction from the Construction Manager or Project Engineer as required.You will have a demonstrated ability to manage teams and build effective organisational working relationships to achieve shared goals and objectives.What You'll Get in ReturnIn return for your efforts, you will work for a semi-state organisation where you will receive second-to-none learning and development. You will work as part of a fantastic, high-performance team with progression within encouraged and supported.You will have a hybrid working model with very sociable hours (Monday to Friday, 37 hours a week).3 days at home and 2 in a North Dublin officeYou will obtain 24 annual leave days / 10 paid Bank Holidays and 2 Company Days.Salary for this direct role is €58,000 and €73,000.(this depends on your experience and how you interview).You will get a performance-related bonus of 7.5% and have a Semi-State Pension of up to 12%.There are also a selection of other perks and benefits offered by the organisation. This is essentially a job for life for the right person.#LI-DNI #1122143 - Conor Crosse