The Pharmaceutical Project Executive will lead and manage the performance of complex pharmaceutical projects. This role requires strategic oversight, program management, and a focus on customer satisfaction while ensuring compliance with industry standards and safety regulations. Key Responsibilities:
Leadership: Provide primary leadership for the overall program and associated Pharmaceutical Project Delivery Teams. Program Management: Develop and manage the Program Management Plan, monitoring progress against the plan and identifying actions required to address deviations. Risk Management: Proactively manage risks associated with pharmaceutical projects and work with project teams to establish recovery plans. Mentorship: Mentor project teams and assess training needs to develop future leaders within the pharmaceutical sector. Reporting: Ensure accurate and timely reporting of project performance through operational and financial systems. Subcontracting: Evaluate and review subcontracting strategies while maintaining strong relationships with key subcontractors in the pharmaceutical industry. Performance Evaluation: Oversee monthly performance evaluations of strategic programs and provide comprehensive reports to management. Scope Management: Manage the scope of projects, including planning, definition, verification, and change control processes. Resource Coordination: Coordinate with Corporate and Regional Installation Managers to allocate resources effectively to meet program objectives. Asset Management: Oversee program asset management, including collections, cost control, progress billings, and payables. Document Control: Ensure that project document controls comply with regulatory requirements and contract specifications. Client Relations: Continuously seek opportunities to enhance customer satisfaction and deepen relationships with clients in the pharmaceutical sector. Industry Representation: Represent the company and its interests as the face of the Pharmaceutical Project Team in your assigned market.
Qualifications:
Education: Bachelor's degree in engineering, Construction Management, Pharmaceutical Sciences, or a related field. Experience: 15-20 years of direct Project Management/Construction Management experience, specifically in the pharmaceutical industry or related sectors. Industry Knowledge: Experience in managing projects related to pharmaceutical manufacturing, laboratories, cleanrooms, and facility upgrades. Project Management Skills: Proven ability to manage large capital projects ($5M+) within the pharmaceutical landscape, adhering to strict timelines and budget constraints. Regulatory Understanding: High-level understanding of regulatory compliance, quality assurance, and validation processes in pharmaceutical projects. Communication Skills: Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with proficiency in making presentations to diverse audiences. Team Leadership: Strong ability to lead and direct diverse teams, fostering collaboration among Owners, Architects, Engineers, and other stakeholders. Software Proficiency: Familiarity with standard project management software (Primavera P6, MS Project) and strong personal computer skills in MS Office Suite.
Preferred Qualifications:
Advanced Degree: Master's degree in a relevant field (e.g., Business Administration, Engineering, or Pharmaceutical Sciences). Certifications: PMI Project Management Professional (PMP) certification or equivalent. Sector-Specific Experience: Successful experience executing pharmaceutical projects, especially involving regulatory compliance, facility design, and construction.
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