Shaft Sinking Project Manager

Responsibilities

The Project Manager is responsible for the safe and efficient execution of shaft sinking, furnishing, and transition to permanent operations at the Rook I Project. They oversee contractor management, vendor engineering, procurement, and ensure the project remains on budget and on schedule.

Requirements

The role requires extensive experience in large-scale construction execution, including project initiation, planning, and team development. Candidates must possess strong skills in contract management, risk mitigation, and the ability to interface effectively between owner and contractor teams.

Skills

• Shaft Sinking
• Project Management
• Contractor Management
• Risk Management
• Construction Execution
• Engineering Oversight
• Procurement Management
• Budgeting
• Scheduling
• QA/QC
• Change Management
• Regulatory Compliance
• Team Development
• Communication Strategies
• Constructability
• Operability

About this role

The Project Manager for Shaft Sinking is accountable for the safe and efficient shaft sinking, shaft furnishing, and transition to permanent operations of the twin shafts at the NexGen Energy proposed Rook I Project located in Northwest Saskatchewan, including oversight of the sinking contract, vendor engineering, vendor procurement, and all management and reporting aspects of the sinking contract. The Project Manager requires extensive experience with large scale construction execution including project initiation, early engineering, execution planning, team development, contractor management and risk management. This position reports to the Area Manager.
Position Responsibilities
Accountable to support the safe execution of the entire shaft sinking scope.
Establish effective structure and interfaces between Owner and Contractor teams including communication strategies between all levels.
Ensure safe on budget, on schedule project execution aligned with applicable standards, codes, and regulatory body requirements.
Ensure clear definition and ownership of the project scope, schedule, budget, project outcomes and mitigations.
Maintain clear change management and contract management processes and procedures and complete all change orders in a timely manner.
Leverage project control systems to measure project performance and identify deviations early with mitigations to correct and realign to plan.
Establish an internal communications plan to keep the Project Team, Project Management and Senior Leadership informed of the project at all stages.
Ensure Contractor execution is inline with project QA/QC requirements and all inspection and test plans are complete for execution.
Accountable for all requests for information and nonconformance reports for the shaft area.
Accountable to work with the Contractor to complete the shaft sinkers engineering and procurement inline with agreed project execution plan and project schedule incorporating constructability and operability into their plans and designs.
Complete with the Contractor all risk work, safe operating procedures, and execution planning for site mobilization and project execution.
Ensure progressive turnover of completed packages from the Contractor.
Develop Owners team and IPT members and ensure continuity of the project team.
Other duties as assigned.

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