The Project Manager provides project management and operational support for the development, delivery and evaluation of the British Council's Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) portfolio in Uganda.
Compensation
6,626,556 UGA/Monthly
Responsibilities
Lead projects from start to finish
Manage project plans, contracts, internal and external stakeholders, reporting and compliance requirements
Build and manage relationships across Uganda's TVET sector
Support institution-to-institution and government-to-government partnerships
Ensure sound financial planning and monthly forecasting
Requirements
Degree or equivalent experience
Nice to have: Tertiary education sector experience
Track Technology Capex budget performance vs plan for approvals, commitment, and capitalization while managing financial support, procurement, and asset capitalization.
Responsibilities
Track Technology Capex budget performance vs plan in as far as approvals, commitment, and capitalization
Follow up with budget owners and vendors for proposals and ensure efficient CAPEX utilization on all I.T projects
Provide a detailed Capex report to CTIO on a weekly basis and Liase with Finance to correct any mis postings
Supporting Procurement rising PRF to enable Running RFQs in e-sourcing and Raising CAPEX & OPEX Requisitions
Track and record changes in IT budget approvals and reallocations and ensure capital expenditures are incurred within approved budget
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in business or any related course
Assist and support the Project Manager on construction projects, ensuring project objectives are met and daily progress is monitored.
Responsibilities
Support project procurement items such as buyout, submittals, approvals, fabrication, and delivery of project materials
Participate in preconstruction schedule implementation, subcontractor evaluation, Quality Control Plan, Risk Management Plan, client satisfaction assessment, Zero-Defect-Process, look-ahead schedules, and weekly work plan
Establish and maintain client relationships, manage legal construction documents, contract requirements, subcontracts, project budget, labor management, cost reports, and monthly billing
Assist in reviewing, processing, and tracking submittals, RFIs, shop drawings, BIM assignments, safety, quality, and production issues
Provide assistance for project documentation, closeout, bonds, insurance, and subcontractor default insurance
Serve as the single point of contact (SPOC) for all sourcing and procurement‑related activities across Honeywell’s P3 Canada organization, providing autonomous procurement leadership for large, complex, long‑term infrastructure programs.
Compensation
The annual base salary range for this position is $86,500 to $115,000 in Markham, Ontario.
Responsibilities
Act as the primary and single point of contact for all sourcing and procurement activities supporting the P3 Canada group.
Provide clear procurement leadership, guidance, and decision‑making across multiple projects and stakeholders.
Operate with a high level of autonomy, proactively identifying needs, opportunities, and risks.
Lead the full procurement lifecycle for PPP / P3 projects, from sourcing strategy and supplier selection through negotiations, contracting, and execution support.
Ensure sourcing and procurement activities fully comply with PPP/P3 contractual structures, project scope, budgets, schedules, and performance requirements.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Business, Supply Chain Management, Engineering, or a related field
Nice to have: Public‑Private Partnership (PPP / P3) infrastructure projects
Lead and manage contract and claim activities for high-profile Energy & Natural Resources projects across the UK, ensuring value maximization, compliance, and risk mitigation.
Compensation
Competitive remuneration and attractive range of benefits
Responsibilities
Source and procure complex contracting requirements
Prepare project contracting strategies, ITTs and draft contract documents
Manage major capital project sourcing activities
Build and maintain strong supplier network
Draft new frameworks and call-off agreements
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree qualification in Supply Chain Management /Engineering /Business/ Law or equivalent
Nice to have: MCIPS qualification
Nice to have: Offshore/Onshore project experience
Nice to have: Knowledge of SOX control responsibilities
Lead and continuously improve procurement across GEA Africa, ensuring compliant, commercially competitive, timely and sustainable sourcing for projects, operations and Service.
Responsibilities
Translate global/regional procurement policies and category strategies into a documented local roadmap, annual objectives, clear accountabilities and implementation plans.
Lead Strategic Buyers, Operational Buyers, Project Procurement Managers/Project Buyers and relevant procurement support roles in the approved reporting structure; define capacity, workload, succession, development and performance expectations.
Clarify hand-offs, thresholds and escalation paths between Global Category Managers, Strategic Buyers, Operational Buyers, Project Procurement Managers and Project Buyers; prevent duplicate sourcing and ensure category alignment.
Provide functional guidance and dotted-line oversight to Service and other divisionally embedded procurement personnel: common SOPs, induction, coaching, competency assessments, periodic process reviews and corrective actions, without displacing their line managers.
Partner with the Head of Supply Chain, global procurement, division leaders, project execution, Service, Finance and Engineering to prioritize supply risks and business needs.
Requirements
Relevant degree/diploma in Procurement, Supply Chain, Purchasing, Logistics or Commerce
CIPS/MCIPS or equivalent professional qualification
Responsible for developing and executing sourcing strategies for Capital Equipment, Tooling, Industrial Services, Maintenance, Repair & Operations (MRO) supporting manufacturing operations in China.
Responsibilities
Develop and implement local sourcing strategies for Capex, Tooling, Industrial Services, and MRO categories aligned with global procurement objectives.
Support the execution of the company's China manufacturing localization and expansion strategy.
Build strong relationships with plant leadership, engineering teams, project managers, finance, quality, and operations stakeholders.
Translate business requirements into sourcing plans that support production growth, capacity expansion, operational reliability, and cost competitiveness.
Provide procurement expertise during capital planning, budgeting, and project approval processes.
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Supply Chain Management, Procurement, Business Administration, Manufacturing, Finance, or related discipline.
Master's Degree or MBA preferred.
Nice to have: Professional procurement certifications (CIPS, CPSM, ISM, CPM, or equivalent)
Nice to have: Master's Degree or MBA
Nice to have: Experience in highly regulated manufacturing industries
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