Be part of a collaborative team leading global defence projects.
You will be responsible for supporting the Project Management team in delivering successful projects to clients by taking ownership of tasks and managing workload effectively to achieve Quality, Cost and Delivery (“QCD”) expectations. The work of the Project Co-ordinator has a direct impact on the success of the project.
We value trust, teamwork, integrity and innovation at Pearson Engineering; they’re qualities we look for in our teammates. In return, we offer the opportunity to work in a challenging environment with people and products that have earned their reputation in the UK and overseas. We also offer excellent benefits and an active training, health & wellbeing programme as well as regular team socials and a culture based around sharing ideas and collaboration.
We are award-winning, with recent recognition of our business strategy, approach to innovation and international trade.
Join a business with a strong heritage, and an even stronger future.
A university degree, or equivalent experience of at least 2 years is required.
Previous experience working in engineering, manufacturing, an asset.
A self-starter and multi-tasker who can work at pace
Is inquisitive and demonstrates the ability to develop solutions
Can use data to make and support decisions and to suggest improvements
Understands the importance of Quality, Cost and Delivery (and more importantly the impact of poor QCD)
Competent in the use of MS office applications (Excel, Word, PowerPoint)
Familiarity with MS Access based database systems an asset.
Has a basic understanding of mechanical and electrical component parts, sufficient to procure with an understanding of costs and lead-times.
Can interpret drawing or OEM specifications to request quotations, procure parts and liaise with suppliers for established parts. Able to liaise with customer point of contacts on a basic level such as scheduling collections, basic delivery date negotiations.
Has a working knowledge of shipping Incoterms and has the know-how to arrange freight for ex-works shipments or send by courier.
Has a basic understanding of indented Bills of Materials, sufficient to be able to procure parts with support from senior staff.
Understands differences between cost and price, MOQs etc sufficient to procure parts.
Takes ownership and responsibility for own actions but has good judgement when to seek help from others.
As a defence contractor, we have a number of security obligations placed upon the Company, which means that all our staff, must be able to successfully achieve the relevant security clearances.