Manufacturing Co-Ordinator x4 (Hay Level 14/C3) - Internal/External

Job Purpose • The Manufacturing Coordinator (Project Coordinator) is responsible for the end-to-end coordination, planning, execution, monitoring, and closure of manufacturing engineering projects. • The role ensures that all projects are delivered on time, within scope, within budget, and in compliance with quality, safety, and operational requirements. • Acts as the central coordination point between engineering, production, procurement, quality, and external stakeholders to ensure seamless project delivery from initiation to commissioning and handover. Key Performance Areas Job Requirements 1. Project Planning & Initiation. • Support the definition of project scope, objectives, deliverables, and success criteria • Develop detailed project plans, timelines, milestones, and resource requirements • Coordinate feasibility studies, site assessments, and pre-project evaluations • Assist in business case preparation and project approval documentation • Establish project governance structures and communication plans • Develop project documentations e.g. BOM, QCP etc. and maintain Project File. • Request of quotations for material, Items and / or services.Placement of orders on the Necsa workflow system 2. Project Execution Coordination • Coordinate all project activities across engineering, production, procurement, and contractors • Ensure alignment of project execution with approved plans, scope, and budget • Schedule and facilitate project meetings, progress reviews, and site coordination sessions • Track deliverables against project milestones and escalate deviations timeously • Manage project documentation and version control 3. Stakeholder Management. • Act as the primary liaison between internal departments and external suppliers/contractors • Communicate project progress, risks, and issues to stakeholders • Ensure clear alignment between engineering design, production requirements, and operational readiness • Coordinate approvals, sign-offs, and decision-making processes 4. Monitoring, Control & Reporting • Monitor project progress against scope, cost, quality, and schedule baselines • Maintain project dashboards, status reports, and KPI tracking systems • Identify risks, delays, and bottlenecks and implement corrective actions • Support project audits and compliance checks • Ensure adherence to project governance standards and procedures 5. Procurement & Resource Coordination • Coordinate procurement of materials, equipment, and services for projects • Track delivery timelines and supplier performance • Ensure availability of resources (labour, equipment, contractors) as per project plan • Liaise with supply chain to prevent delays and shortages 6. Quality, Safety & Compliance • Ensure all project activities comply with safety regulations and company standards • Support risk assessments and method statements for project execution • Coordinate quality inspections and acceptance testing • Ensure compliance with ISO, ASME, engineering, and manufacturing standards 7. Project Closure • Ensure successful handover of completed projects to operations/production teams • Verify completion of all outstanding deliverables and actions • Compile project close-out reports, lessons learned, and final documentation • Declaring invoices and IWO’s for payment • Ensure financial and contractual project closure 8. Continuous Improvement • Identify process inefficiencies in project execution and recommend improvements • Support implementation of project management best practices and tools • Contribute to standardisation of project coordination processes across manufacturing 9. Safety • Comply with Necsa's health and safety requirements and lead by example and attitude. • BBS observations and safety incidents. • Promote a Nuclear Safety Culture within AM • Attend Quality/Safety training / awareness sessions and on-the-job training as scheduled. 10. Performance Indicators (KPIs) • Percentage of projects delivered on time • Projects completed within approved budget • Adherence to project scope and change control discipline • Reduction in project delays and rework • Stakeholder satisfaction ratings • Successful commissioning and handover rate • Accuracy and timeliness of project reporting