Project Engineer at Bühler Group

Job description

The applicant will be responsible for Managing small orders to small projects without supervision as well as co-ordinating and delegating work packages to the Project team

QUALIFICATIONS, EXPERIENCE, KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS REQUIRED FOR THE JOB :

• B.Eng or B.Tech Mechanical Engineering qualification
• MS Office (Word and Excel, Powerpoint, MS Project), SAP
• 3-5 years of work experience in a project environment
• Process engineering and execution of small projects is an advantage
• Has attended / received basic training in process technology
• Technical college or similar

Additional Requirements:

• Can interpret and convert a contract with soem support
• Is familiar with project management principles and guidelines (eg. time, resources and cost control)
• Can use the provided information tools and communication tools effectively
• Can Bring in conceptual solutions
• Develops his own ideas to reach the targets and can translate these into workable solutions with the agreement of his supervisor.
• Analyses the status of his small projects and applies with support the right measures at the right time to reach the target of the project
• Knows the basic rules and application of project controlling
• Contributes to a target orientated environment, is proactive and self motivated
• Can communicate effectively and on time the risks in his defined scope to the level of the receiver

Personal Attributes

• Show high levels of discipline, discretion and ownership.
• Supports other employees and motivates team members
• Shows a positive reaction to change and adapts swiftly.
• Is willing to adapt his working time based on the requirements of the department
• Can manage him/herself also in special situations (stress)
• Develops his own ideas to reach the targets and converts these in agreement with his superior within the team
• Recognises problems in his task area in context with other functions
• Values Integrity, Excellence, Commitment, Initiative, Teamwork & Pro-active behaviour