Company name
Shell .
Employment Type
Full-Time
Industry
Manager, Planning
Posted on
Apr 05, 2023
Profile
, United Kingdom
Job Family Group:
Projects
Worker Type:
Regular
Posting Start Date:
Business unit:
Projects and Technology
Experience Level:
Experienced Professionals
Job Description:
Where you fit in
The UK & Norway Conventional Oil & Gas (COG) portfolio is currently very active with a wide range of projects in the funnel and execution. These range from minor capex expenditure projects through to those that are $1bln.
This role will sit in the central Project Services Management Team and will have a remit over both Planning & Risk Management. The driving focus of this role is to help ensure that all future and current projects have developed and are maintaining credible and robust schedules and that all risks are appropriately reflected in the promises made.
What’s the role?
As a Planning and Risk Manager, you will be responsible in delivering system improvements or ways of working within the Planning and Risk functions . You will deliver, maintain, and manage standard and consistent full suite of Planning, Scheduling and Risk Management Delivery across the COG portfolio. The role will also drive project delivery and adherence to the 8 Project Principles; connect the team to the bottom line, set focused goals to deliver a Top Quartile projects.
Due to the portfolio nature of the scope, projects will be in all phases of the development cycle and thus require different levels of support. On a day-to-day basis, those that are in the Front End are managed by that specific team, those in execute by the respective project teams. This role will provide framework, guidance, improvements, and assurance to the quality of the work developed and will provide an overall integrated schedule.
Accountabilities:
Review existing ways of working, make recommendations, and implement any agreed changes to the overall framework and process for Planning and Risk Management
Provide the UK & Norway Project Services Manager with the list of plans required to execute the projects and their hierarchy relationship
Review and enhance the planning and progress monitoring procedures
Provide project management support in the development of the work breakdown structure, activities, logic, resources and progress of the integrated project schedule, i.e. baseline. Ensure consistency of approach across the portfolio
Instigate, develop, and police the planning and progress monitoring procedures to ensure that each project in the portfolio performs the processes timely and consistently
Lead Schedule and Risk Assurance activities on the Flagship projects to provide the Senior Management with periodic updates, forecast completions, together with the critical path and trend analyses.
Apply probabilistic techniques to determine and communicate the possible range of cost and schedule outcomes for the project
Analyse trends that offer early warning of any deviations
Co-ordinate the delivery of close-out reports as input to Lessons Learned and benchmarking efforts for other Shell projects
Assist projects to review scope change requests for the total installed cost & schedule impact as required
Provide strategic guidance to the Project Services team consistent with the project’s execution strategy with respect to Schedule and Risk Management
Liaise with and challenge Senior Project Engineering personnel to ensure proper understanding of the key schedule sensitivities and drivers
Own the overall schedule monthly progress update for the portfolio of projects, forecast, critical path and trend analyses. Develop status reporting framework and implement throughout the planning hierarchy. Provide regular and comprehensive schedule status reports to Project Management
Review scope change requests for the impact on schedules and the critical path of the project. Prepare reconciliation between earlier schedules and the current schedule. Consolidate the impact of approved changes and any deviations from the key project targets and milestones, including productivity monitoring and “What if scenarios” to aid project management decision-making
Contribute to the development of the project’s risk profiles and translate these into the plans using deterministic and probabilistic analysis methods, as appropriate. Regularly track the schedule risk mitigation efforts, the criticality of the main paths to completion, float consumption and the release of the 50/50 schedule contingency
Implement, ensure compliance, and utilise the Shell standard tools and processes
Dimensions:
Full responsibility for all Planning & Risk deliverables covering COG projects in UK & Norway. Ensure the establishment, maintenance, and delivery of robust & credible schedules across the portfolio of projects. Work with the embedded project planners to help ensure there is a consistent approach across the portfolio and that the ways of working are appropriate. Manage the Cost Schedule Risk Analysis (CSRA) process on projects in the development phase and help to support the individual Project Service Managers as part of their ongoing project Risk exercises.
The role will also be responsible to supervise the overall reporting function within COG UK & Norway, this covers monthly Executive Management Reporting and Annual Business Planning. Step in and support any projects that require support as and when required to do so.
What we need from you
Must have Primavera planning tool experience
Substantial experience in a Lead Planning & Risk role including the front-end, definition and execution phases of an Opportunity or Project
In these roles are/have been responsible for the establishment, maintenance, and delivery of the planning activity
Extensive experience in the development of SRA’s and broader Risk Management
Deploys new and innovative techniques to solve integrated project services issues
Frequent exposure to / interaction with senior levels of business leadership
Works within boundaries of policies and strategies and general agreements. Has large autonomy in adjusting objectives, policies and plans independently
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Company Description
Shell started operations in the United Kingdom more than 110 years ago. Since then, we have grown into a leading innovative Oil & Energy company that rewards its employees by investing heavily in their careers and learning. Our people are our greatest asset, and our commitment to your career will see you thrive in a work environment that offers an industry-leading development programme. When your ideas travel, Shell will benefit, and innovation will thrive. Shell has a key role to play in helping meet the UK’s growing energy demand, whilst using innovative technologies to develop cleaner energy. We are the largest FTSE 100 company in the UK by market capitalisation and make a significant contribution to the UK economy. As well as processing 35% of the gas coming into the UK, we serve more than four million customers at our filling stations each week. Shell employs some 6,400 skilled staff as well as many contractors.
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Shell .
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