Location: Lincoln Salary: From £26,444 per annum Please note this post is fixed term until 21st June 2027, and full-time at 1.0 FTE. Closing Date: Sunday 19 May 2024 Interview Date: Thursday 30 May 2024 Reference: SL021
The University of Lincoln is the academic partner in a consortium of companies engaged in delivering ‘Project Selborne'. Project Selborne is a wide-scale, 12-year transformation of the Royal Navy's Training System and includes systems, equipment, personnel and qualifications. As part of this, the University of Lincoln will deliver several academic programmes in partnership with Capita Plc, as part of the wider ‘Fisher Training' consortium of partners.
We are looking to appoint a Project Support Officer, based in Lincoln, to provide a key link to central services and academic teams. The role will work very closely with the Senior Project Officer and a counterpart at the Britannia Royal Naval College based in Dartmouth.
We are looking for candidates who are well organised, effective communicators and problem solvers, have excellent prioritising skills, strong numerical skills, and are able to work to deadlines and under pressure.
You will be expected to establish and build relationships with academic and military colleagues at a number of locations. Occasional UK based travel will be required.
Please note that this post requires Security Clearance. Applicants must have at least five years continuous residency in the UK in order to apply for the required Security Clearance.
The post is fixed term for 3 years.
For an informal discussion, please contact Lucy Prescott Project Manager [email protected]
This is a redeployment opportunity for colleagues who have been placed at risk of redundancy only, which includes anyone on a fixed term contract which is due to end before 31st August 2024
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