Installation & Commissioning Manager

Apply for the Installation & Commissioning Manager role at GE Vernova. GE’s Power Conversion & Storage business, part of GE Vernova, provides electrification systems that are critical to customers’ power and energy needs for high‑performance applications. We work with leading energy, maritime, and industrial organisations to enable a transition to energy efficiency and decarbonisation through specialist motors, drives and control technologies. Key Responsibilities Budget Management & Financial Oversight: Monitor, control and manage installation and commissioning budgets throughout the preparation phase. Develop comprehensive cost estimates for equipment, labour, logistics and contractor services. Implement financial controls and budget‑tracking systems in accordance with company guidelines. Support cost‑optimisation initiatives and efficiency improvement plans in collaboration with other business units. ITO/Sales Team Collaboration & Estimating: Work closely with ITO and Sales teams to develop accurate installation and commissioning estimates for customer proposals. Provide technical expertise and cost analysis to support the sales process with realistic timelines and resource requirements. Translate customer requirements into detailed cost breakdowns and support bid preparation with subcontractor estimates. Review and validate installation scope definitions to ensure accuracy and completeness. Participate in customer meetings to explain methodology, timelines and cost justifications. Resource Coordination & Planning: Coordinate multidiscipline engineering teams specialising in power systems, automation, control and mechanical integration. Organise resource allocation and scheduling to meet customer, contract, quality and regulatory requirements. Oversee procurement planning for equipment, tools and commissioning resources. Arrange training and certification requirements for engineering teams before deployment. Subcontractor & Third‑Party Coordination: Develop and maintain relationships with qualified subcontractors and third‑party providers. Create accurate subcontractor estimates for specialised services and evaluate their cost competitiveness. Coordinate with third parties during the estimating phase to ensure accurate pricing and scope definition. Establish preferred contractor frameworks to streamline the estimating process. Technical Preparation & Documentation: Oversee technical documentation, risk management processes and design reviews during preparation phases. Develop detailed installation and commissioning procedures, testing protocols and performance validation methods. Coordinate with engineering teams to finalise system specifications and commissioning requirements. Establish quality and change‑control systems for execution activities. Engineering Coordination & Support: Provide technical leadership, advice and assistance to multidisciplinary engineering teams. Support the Service Engineering Manager in planning and progressing all installation‑related activities. Coordinate with customers, suppliers and third parties during preparation phases. Oversee contract negotiations and vendor selection processes for services. Specialisation Areas: Marine Offshore, Naval, Power Systems, Switchboard/Protection, Level‑2/Substation Automation – responsible for budgeting and resource coordination for each domain. Qualifications and Experience Essential Requirements: Experience in an engineering leadership environment, particularly in installation and commissioning roles. Experience in application engineering within power engineering, electrical drive systems, grid‑connected systems and automation. Proven experience in specifying and costing components such as drives, motors, transformers and switchboards. Experience in design and system integration for complex multi‑disciplinary installations. Sales Support & Estimating Expertise: Strong background in technical sales support and bid preparation. Experience working with Sales and ITO teams to develop competitive and accurate proposals. Knowledge of subcontractor markets and third‑party service provider capabilities. Understanding of customer requirements translation into technical and commercial solutions. Technical & Financial Expertise: Strong background in engineering budgeting, cost estimation and financial oversight. Experience in resource coordination and allocation for technical activities. Knowledge of procurement processes and vendor coordination. Understanding of power generation, conversion, transmission and distribution system economics. Expertise in LV and MV variable‑speed drives and motors. Leadership & Communication Skills: Proven ability to lead large multidisciplinary teams and coordinate complex engineering operations. Excellent multitasking ability in strict timeframes. Strong analytical, interpersonal, communication, presentation and facilitation skills. Customer‑centric mindset with experience in translating requirements into effective engineering solutions. Educational Qualifications Minimum degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering or a similar field with suitable industry experience. Benefits Engaging and challenging engineering and coordination opportunities. Flexible work environment recognising work‑life balance needs. Attractive compensation package (Base + Variable). Comprehensive benefits including pension contribution, health insurance and life assurance. 26 days vacation plus bank holidays. This role involves work for customers who manage critical infrastructure. Background checks and suitability assessments (UK BPSS clearance or UK SC clearance) may be required. GE Vernova supports flexible working through adaptable start and finish times or compressed hours where possible. Contact: PCUK.TA@gevernova.com The Energy to Change the World | GE Vernova – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6Iz8nweeE4 #J-18808-Ljbffr