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Local Authority Issues Coordinator

  • Location: Greater London
  • Salary: Competitive
  • Job Type:Contract

Posted over 2 years ago

  • Sector: Infrastructure
  • Contact: Tristan Walker
  • Contact Email: twalker@nrl.co.uk
  • Contact Phone: +441483467294
  • Start Date: ASAP
  • Expiry Date: 20 February 2022
  • Job Ref: 1039390

NRL are currently recruiting for a Local Authority Issues Coordinator to work with a client of ours on an initial 6-month contract, based in Aldgate, London.



Role Responsibilities:

  • Support Negotiators to identify issues of concern, prioritise these, and drive forward discussions and resolve these issues

  • Support the negotiator to deliver each bespoke stakeholder engagement action plan

  • Support the negotiator to track and record negotiations, as they progress identifying tools needed to move things forward e.g. position statements and work with lead negotiator to prepare these tools;

  • Support negotiator to manage issues logs to maintain current records of the project position and report on this position

  • Work with team administrator to do support work on the PPAs, document discussions, including preparing meeting records and work with the External Affairs team to log correspondence in CRM

  • Support negotiator to manage interface with internal technical specialists to prepare information/actions required on specific technical issues, where appropriate hold working sessions with technical specialists to identify a way forward on resolution of issues

  • Support the negotiator to organise external working groups

  • To deliver parent company programme governance requirements as required

  • To consider programme legacy and in all decision making in the same way as cost, risk and time

  • To look for ways to encourage innovative thinking around how to improve legacy benefits

  • To hold health, safety, security and wellbeing (HSSW) as a key programme value and to participate in the creation, development and implementation of HSSW strategies by the programme leadership team

What you’ll need:

  • Good interpersonal skills and personal resilience to working under stress/different styles of leadership/getting things done

  • Good data management and recording skills

  • Good organisational skills

  • Ability to work across and co-ordinate a wide range of data sets and information

  • Ability to work with information from a range of technical skill sets internal and external (engineering, environment etc)

  • Strong written and verbal communication skills

  • Advanced Microsoft Office skills including Word, PowerPoint and Excel Good interpersonal skills with an ability to develop and maintain effective relationships with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders

  • Demonstrable experience of successfully working in/adapting the philosophy of a ‘One Team’ environment within an NEC contract context

  • Examples of exercising sound judgement, leading and facilitating decision making on complex issues among multiple parties

  • Educated to degree standard with a relevant second degree and membership of an appropriate professional body or equivalent work history[AP1]

  • Demonstrable experience of working in a major infrastructure project in a similar industry &/or to working in a matrix and dispersed team

What’s in it for you?

  • Competitive hourly rate

  • Stable contract duration