Background

This role is within the PMO (Project Management Office) and focuses on ensuring quality assurance in project governance, controls, and documentation.

Responsibilities

The primary responsibility is to maintain and improve the quality of project management processes and outputs. This involves reviewing project documentation, assessing adherence to governance frameworks, identifying control weaknesses, and providing feedback for improvement.

Qualifications and Requirements

Candidates are expected to have practical knowledge of project management principles, including governance, risk management, change control, and project documentation. Strong analytical skills with a keen eye for detail are essential to identify inconsistencies and weak controls. The ability to challenge constructively and communicate findings effectively to project teams and management is crucial. Excellent written reporting and documentation skills, coupled with confident professional presentation abilities, are required. A strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office and common project-management tools is necessary.

Experience

Practical knowledge and experience relevant to project governance, controls, and documentation are required.

Additional Notes

A project-management or quality-assurance certification, such as PMP or PRINCE2, is advantageous but not essential where equivalent practical experience is demonstrated.

• Project management
• Project governance
• Risk management
• Change control
• Project documentation
• Attention to detail
• Constructive challenging
• Clear communication
• Written reporting
• Professional presentation
• Microsoft Office
• Project-management tools

• Practical knowledge of project management, governance, risk management, change control and project documentation.
• Strong attention to detail and ability to identify inconsistencies and weak controls.
• Ability to challenge constructively and communicate findings clearly to project teams and management.
• Good written reporting and documentation skills, with confident professional presentation.
• Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office and common project-management tools.
• Project-management or quality-assurance certification, such as PMP or PRINCE2, is advantageous but not essential where equivalent practical experience is demonstrated.