Electromechanical Project Manager (Automation) - Fully Remote

We are seeking a remote working Electro Mechanical Project Manager (Automated Production Lines) - (UK) for a full-time permanent position on behalf of our client.
The work carried out will be located all over the UK with the possibility of Europe as well!
Package: £60,000 Basic Salary
Location: Remote working & some site visits
Schedule: Hours are negotiable during the interview stage.
We are conducting interviews next Wednesday the 23rd via Teams call for this position, so please let me know as soon as possible if you are interested further or simply apply for the position through this advertisement.

Project Manager (Electro Mechanical) Job Description

1. Led the end-to-end planning, coordination, and delivery of electromechanical engineering projects (Automated production lines for logistics sector) guiding initiatives from initial concept development through to final handover. Ensured all project milestones were achieved within the defined scope, schedule, and budget parameters.
2. Acted as the primary point of contact for key stakeholders, including clients, contractors, subcontractors, and internal cross-functional teams. Maintained consistent communication, facilitated alignment of expectations, and proactively addressed and resolved project-related challenges to ensure smooth delivery.
3. Managed technical design workflows and documentation processes using BIM 360, guaranteeing version control, regulatory compliance, and the integrity of design information across all disciplines throughout the project lifecycle.
4. Provided expert technical support and oversight for M&E packages, coordinating closely with design consultants, engineering teams, and site personnel to ensure design intent was met, installation quality was upheld, and any technical discrepancies were resolved promptly.
5. Monitored and assessed project risks, schedules, and financial performance, implementing mitigation strategies and corrective actions where necessary to maintain progress, reduce delays, and control costs.