
PMO Assurance Manager
- Ashford, Kent
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Ensuring projects that support our strategic goals have the best chance of successful implementation.
- Development and maintenance of the Annual Health Assessment/ Assurance Plan
- Delivering portfolio, programme and project health assessments/ Assurance
- Recording and tracking of improvement areas identified during assessment/ Assurance
- Identifying improvement trends across the portfolio and designing new ways of working to ensure the projects are in the best health.
- Understanding the projects contribution to strategic goals and enterprise risks to understand the health of the strategic goals
- Providing guidance to the project team throughout project health assessment and during delivery of any improvement activity.
- Providing reporting for individual health checks
- Enabling Programme and Portfolio reporting that rolls up from project health checks to communicate Portfolio health and to identify common trends to drive improvement.
- Responsible for ensuring that projects are in the best place before moving onto the next stage
- Promote best practice and upskill the organisation in delivering project
- This role plans and conducts project health assessments in line with the annual plan and ensures that any follow up actions are completed.
- This role uses data insights and health assessment findings to identify trends or gaps in how we manage projects across Sysco GB.
- A competitive salary
- Car Allowance of £5,500 per annum
- Pension scheme
- Life Assurance
- Single private medical healthcare cover
- Generous holiday allowance of 25 days + bank holidays, with option to purchase additional holidays
- Huge discounts on all sorts of lovely food and award-wining products through our staff shop
- Discounts on Cinema tickets, shopping and earn cashback on purchases through Sysco benefits portal
- Recognition awards and Incentives
- Real career opportunities - being part of Sysco, the world's leading foodservice business, opens up a world of possibility