Project Manager

·        Project planning: The project manager is responsible for developing a detailed plan for the project, determining the objectives, deliverables, milestones, resources needed and deadlines. It must take into account technical, economic, regulatory and environmental constraints.

·        Team coordination: The project manager coordinates between the different teams and stakeholders involved in the project, such as engineers, geologists, technicians, suppliers, subcontractors, regulatory authorities, etc. He ensures that all parties work harmoniously and collaborate effectively.

·        Resource management: The project manager is responsible for allocating the necessary resources for the project, including human resources, equipment, materials and budgets. It ensures that resources are used optimally to achieve project objectives.

·        Monitoring of project progress: The project manager constantly monitors the progress of the project, ensuring that activities are carried out according to the established plan. It identifies potential problems or deviations from objectives and takes appropriate corrective action.

·        Risk management: The project manager identifies and assesses potential project risks and develops strategies to mitigate them. It implements contingency plans and risk management measures to ensure security and continuity of operations.

·        Communication and reporting: The project manager communicates regularly with the relevant stakeholders, providing updates on the progress of the project, the problems encountered, the decisions made and the results achieved. He is also responsible for preparing detailed reports on the different phases of the project.

·        Compliance with standards and regulations: The project manager ensures that all project activities are carried out in compliance with applicable safety, health, environment and regulatory standards. It ensures compliance with legal requirements and necessary permits.