Project manager

Industrial product managers oversee the direction of development projects (design, construction and installation) of products or systems; projects that will differ according to the type of industry in which they carry out their functions. Generally, their responsibilities cover the entire project, from conception to installation, testing and delivery of the product or system for the client, they also project the production lines and work teams by managing human and material resources assigned to the project. This profile usually depends on the technical office manager.

• Manage the project in order to ensure their optimal execution regarding time (schedules), efforts, costs (both human and material) and quality.
• Set the program of execution of the project in each stage.
• Select the working team and assign them the tasks. Contract the necessary material.
• Specify and assign the necessary resources for each project based on the existing structure. Oversee external suppliers.
• Carry out the set-up of the production lines or resulting working team and ensure the proper operation.
  
• Oversee the advances of the project and manage the problems that may occur. Define the solutions to be adopted and update the planning of the project according to them.
• In charge of informing the manager company and the client about the development of the project.
• Carry out administration tasks concerning the project. Manage the documentation and is responsible for control and financial management of the project.
• Oversee the tests carried out in the system until achieve the acceptance or approval from the client.

Regulated training and graduates

• Grau: Enginyeria electrònica industrial i automàtica
• Grau: Enginyeria mecànica
• Grau: Enginyeria mecatrònica
• Grau: Enginyeria en tecnologies industrials

Complementary training

Other specific skills

Concern for order and quality: Level 4

Planning and organisation: Level 3

Orientation within reach: Level 4

People management: Level 2

Strategic orientation: Level 3

Management

The organisation, administration and control of a company or entity are the main interests of people related to the management field. Activities included in this field of interest vary from effective resource management, feasibility analyses and solving business problems to the development of skills and fostering of motivation in relation to human resources. Knowledge regarding specific techniques of strategic administration and business management are required to carry out these activities.

Technician

People who show an interest in the technical field find fulfilment in carrying out activities related to the design and manufacture of objects, machines, vehicles and/or infrastructures. These activities require the application of scientific and technical knowledge (laws of physics, calculations and mathematical formulas, properties of the materials, etc). Creativity is also necessary when coming up with optimal solutions for the functional requirements of the products to be designed. Therefore, the pragmatic application of scientific knowledge in order to develop solutions for the benefit of human beings is the main function of occupations in the technical field.

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• Work hours

  Full-time.

• Salary

  Based on the company's size and characteristics, the remuneration varies between 30.000 and 60.000 euros (gross) a year.
  

• Professional category

  Middle management