Project Manager Visa Sponsorship Uk

Uk
March 1, 2023
£30 - £33 / year

Job Description

Job description


Reference:FEB20234286

Expiry date:03:59, Mon, 20th Mar 2023

Location:Frampton Marsh

Salary:£30,940.00 – £33,215.00 Per Annum

Benefits:Pension, Life Assurance, 26 days Annual Leave (pro-rata)

Duration:12 months



Do you wish to bring about environmental change on a monumental scale? We have a fantastic chance for a project manager to create a cutting-edge wetland creation project at the size of a landscape.

What’s  the role about?

To create a Landscape Recovery Project in and around Frampton Marsh, Lincolnshire, the RSPB has received funding from DEFRA. We will have two years to investigate how we might aid and finance nature’s recovery on more than 1,500 hectares of land with the help of our project partners.

For the project’s development phase, we are hiring a new project manager. Read on if you appreciate diversity! In this position, you will be responsible for managing contractors and outside consultants, leading and inspiring the project team to stay on track, communicating with important stakeholders, such as the project partnership, and ensuring that the project produces the best results for the environment.

For this work, you don’t need to be an expert in birds or other wildlife—we have plenty of people who can assist you there! We do, however, require you to be passionate and enthused about doing all you can to assist us in addressing the twin problems of the environment and the climate. You’ll participate in our effort to motivate and enlist people in building a more natural world where birds and other species flourish for the good of everybody.

The Community Engagement Officer and Administrator for the project will report to this person, who will be in charge of line management.

What we require of you

To establish cooperative working relationships with our partners, RSPB teams, and external stakeholders, you must be well-organized, flexible, and adaptive with strong communication skills. Whether or not you are line managing them, you still need to be able to inspire and drive others to accomplish their goals.

To guarantee that things go well and risks are handled and to help resolve issues if they emerge (since projects rarely go without a hitch! ), you will need to be an expert at managing project procedures.



Essential education, training, and experience

● knowledge of using a typical project management method to manage complicated tasks (eg Prince II).

● Knowledge of time management and organization

● Ability to manage change and solve problems quickly, effectively, and creatively.

● writing reports and communication abilities

● Excellent interpersonal abilities, whether working one-on-one, leading a meeting, or addressing a big group of people

● the capacity to perform under pressure and adjust to changing conditions.

● Ability to lead without the support of line management.

● logical, systematic, analytical, and has an excellent sense of detail.

● competent user of IT (e.g. MS packages, Outlook etc).

● Experience with budget management











Desired credentials, expertise, knowledge, and experience

● Project management certification or suitable instruction.

● Experience working with contractors and other external stakeholders, such as agencies.

● A track record of creating and collaborating in partnerships to attain goals that are mutual.

● Experience in line management.

This position is full-time, fixed-term, and requires 37.5 hours per week until December 31, 2024.

Depending on business requirements at the end of the contract term, the RSPB maintains the right to prolong or make this post permanent without further advertising.

Flexible work schedules will be taken into account. The position may be situated in our office, a Grade II listed Georgian farmhouse near to the RSPB Frampton Marsh in Boston, Lincolnshire, or it may involve a combination of office and home work.

Beginning on April 3, 2023, we plan to conduct interviews for this position. Please email emilie.brignall@rspb.org.uk with any questions about applications or roles.

You will be required to submit an application form along with proof that you possess the aforementioned abilities, information, and experience as part of the application process.

We are dedicated to creating a diverse and inclusive RSPB where everyone can feel supported, appreciated, and free to be who they truly are. We need more individuals, from more different backgrounds, on the side of nature if we are to realize our goal of a more biodiverse planet. Currently, there is a lack of diversity in the environmental, climatic, sustainability, and conservation fields, particularly among people of color and individuals with disabilities. We are especially interested in receiving your application if you identify as a person of color and/or a disabled person. To discuss any additional assistance you might require to finish your application, get in touch with us.

The RSPB is an employer that values diversity. The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act of 1974 governs this function.

The RSPB holds a sponsorship license. UK visas sponsorship is available for this position.

We advise reading the applicant guidance notes linked to the top of this job posting before applying for this position.