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Job Title: Acceptance & Commissioning Manager
Location: Glasgow
Contract Type: 2 Years
Start Date: ASAP
Salary: Competitive
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Role Details:
We are seeking an experienced individual to lead on the planning & management of the acceptance & commissioning strategies. Working within the HMNB CLYDE DHCI team, the Acceptance & Commissioning Manager (ACM) will work with (1) the EUSTON Commissioning Manger to lead the planning, initiation and development of the commissioning strategy for the Programme, and (2) the DHCI Readiness & Acceptance Planner to ensure the DLoDs and performance statements are measured & met; ensuring a timely and efficient transition from current concept design into operational use.
During the design phases this role will ensure all systems and equipment are designed to meet operational, regulatory and customer requirements. The ACM will collaborate with the design teams, contractors and stakeholders to integrate commissioning requirements into the design ensuring a smooth transition into the construction and handover phases.
This role will initially be working independently to develop the acceptance & commissioning strategy at scheme design phase. As the Programme matures, the commissioning team will be expanded with the relevant SQEP members, under the management of the ACM who will retain responsibility for this aspect of the Programme.
The role will be split between attendance at Kentigern House and HMNB CLYDE in addition to home working, aligning location with the need to integrate with the relevant stakeholders both in the programme and on Base. Occasional travel may be required to other locations such as Abbey Wood or supply chain partners to address specific programme needs.
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