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Location: Wellington
Post date: October 29, 2024
Expertise: Engineering
Work type: Full time
At Ergo, flexibility is critical to the way we operate. Our people contribute openly in an environment where bureaucracy is minimised and where an agile approach enables us to work effectively with our clients. We’ve invested in making remote or flexible working easy. We recognise everyone has a life outside work and that family time goes hand in hand with your career.
Our Auckland, Bay of Plenty, Wellington, and Christchurch offices are busy, and our team is growing. We are looking for Project Managers, preferably in the Wellington region, but all regions considered.
Do you have a proven track record as a Project Manager in the New Zealand or Australian utility sector? We are seeking an established Project Manager from the electricity supply, or adjacent, industry to join our team delivering exciting design and construction projects for our key clients.
Reporting to the Section Lead for Project Management, our PM's deliver the following:
Substation build and refurbishment projects.
Transmission and distribution overhead line refurbishment, upgrade, and construction projects.
Internal management of Ergo’s diverse range of design projects. From civil through to protection design.
Engineering investigation projects. Spanning investment investigation for network operators through to prospective new generators.
Management secondments. Where our clients require it, our PM’s are embedded into our clients’ businesses providing management and/or professional services support.
Our ideal candidate will have:
A bachelor’s degree or equivalent tertiary qualification in construction/ engineering or a technician/trade background and is working in a project management capacity.
Experience within the electricity infrastructure industry or extensive expertise in another infrastructure sector (e.g. water, transport, gas).
Great communication and relationship building skills. We need our people to have the confidence to be client facing.
A passion for being part of a growing team and contributing to the growth of our business.
An understanding of the PMI/Prince2 Project Delivery approach is helpful, but not necessary.
Candidate must be legally entitled to work in NZ; and
Have a valid NZ Drivers licence.
An Ergo PM is expected to:
Accept responsibility of, and manage all phases of project delivery, from initiation through to closeout.
Confidently manage and build relationships with all stakeholders such as the client, consultants, contractors, and suppliers.
Assemble and manage design teams.
Draft and manage programmes.
Manage and report on budgets, both internal and external.
Manage the tender process, both sell and buy.
Administer construction contracts. Knowledge of NZS3910 or NZS3916 or similar construction contracts is beneficial, but not necessary.
Produce high-quality project reports and written correspondence.
Travel periodically for project assignments.
We are an inspired team of professionals who enjoy our work and like to have fun!
Ergo is a great place to work where our people and their contributions are valued:
Flexible work practices
A well-stocked fridge with the makings for your lunch
Wellbeing benefits e.g. wellbeing initiatives, fresh fruit basket
Health insurance, Life Insurance, Income Protection Insurance
Bonus award for gaining CPEng accreditation
Recognised by Engineering NZ as a Professional Development Partner (PDP),
Professional memberships paid
Study assistance
Employee owned
Professional and technical development opportunities
Stimulating and supportive social environment
If you are eligible to work in NZ, and are already working here, and have what we are looking for, then – Apply now with your CV and cover letter to recruitment@ergo.co.nz
We are proud to be a recognised employer of choice by Engineering NZ as a Professional Development Partner.
Location: Wellington
Post date: October 29, 2024
Expertise: Engineering
Work type: Full time
At Ergo, flexibility is critical to the way we operate. Our people contribute openly in an environment where bureaucracy is minimised and where an agile approach enables us to work effectively with our clients. We’ve invested in making remote or flexible working easy. We recognise everyone has a life outside work and that family time goes hand in hand with your career.
Our Auckland, Bay of Plenty, Wellington, and Christchurch offices are busy, and our team is growing. We are looking for Project Managers, preferably in the Wellington region, but all regions considered.
Do you have a proven track record as a Project Manager in the New Zealand or Australian utility sector? We are seeking an established Project Manager from the electricity supply, or adjacent, industry to join our team delivering exciting design and construction projects for our key clients.
Reporting to the Section Lead for Project Management, our PM's deliver the following:
Substation build and refurbishment projects.
Transmission and distribution overhead line refurbishment, upgrade, and construction projects.
Internal management of Ergo’s diverse range of design projects. From civil through to protection design.
Engineering investigation projects. Spanning investment investigation for network operators through to prospective new generators.
Management secondments. Where our clients require it, our PM’s are embedded into our clients’ businesses providing management and/or professional services support.
Our ideal candidate will have:
A bachelor’s degree or equivalent tertiary qualification in construction/ engineering or a technician/trade background and is working in a project management capacity.
Experience within the electricity infrastructure industry or extensive expertise in another infrastructure sector (e.g. water, transport, gas).
Great communication and relationship building skills. We need our people to have the confidence to be client facing.
A passion for being part of a growing team and contributing to the growth of our business.
An understanding of the PMI/Prince2 Project Delivery approach is helpful, but not necessary.
Candidate must be legally entitled to work in NZ; and
Have a valid NZ Drivers licence.
An Ergo PM is expected to:
Accept responsibility of, and manage all phases of project delivery, from initiation through to closeout.
Confidently manage and build relationships with all stakeholders such as the client, consultants, contractors, and suppliers.
Assemble and manage design teams.
Draft and manage programmes.
Manage and report on budgets, both internal and external.
Manage the tender process, both sell and buy.
Administer construction contracts. Knowledge of NZS3910 or NZS3916 or similar construction contracts is beneficial, but not necessary.
Produce high-quality project reports and written correspondence.
Travel periodically for project assignments.
We are an inspired team of professionals who enjoy our work and like to have fun!
Ergo is a great place to work where our people and their contributions are valued:
Flexible work practices
A well-stocked fridge with the makings for your lunch
Wellbeing benefits e.g. wellbeing initiatives, fresh fruit basket
Health insurance, Life Insurance, Income Protection Insurance
Bonus award for gaining CPEng accreditation
Recognised by Engineering NZ as a Professional Development Partner (PDP),
Professional memberships paid
Study assistance
Employee owned
Professional and technical development opportunities
Stimulating and supportive social environment
If you are eligible to work in NZ, and are already working here, and have what we are looking for, then – Apply now with your CV and cover letter to recruitment@ergo.co.nz
We are proud to be a recognised employer of choice by Engineering NZ as a Professional Development Partner.
💡 Quick Summary
Seeking a career-building opportunity? The Ergo Project Managers position is now open for candidates interested in the Construction, Repair & Maintenance Services sector. This role in Wellington offers a professional environment and growth potential.
Requirement Snapshot: Candidates should possess basic communication skills, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work in a team. Experience in Construction, Repair & Maintenance Services is a plus.