Vacancies

November 2019 - Project Manager - Design & Build -  International Exhibitions

With a large number of projects and individual clients in its programme, PS8 is looking for a Project Manager to join its highly committed team and provide an end to end service to its clients.

The successful candidate will need to be competent in project management and have a minimum of 3 years’ experience of working in the exhibition industry. They will need up-to-date knowledge of exhibition stand systems and graphic production. 

Responsibilities include: 

• Development, production and delivery of projects from brief through to delivery
• Creating and managing timelines and priorities for each job
• Work with the wider PS8 team to achieve best practice in planning, delivery and client management
• Completing health and safety documentation for each project as required.
• On-site project management and exhibitor liaison during build up and open days of exhibition
• Being able to communicate with clients and build strong relationships
• Managing contact with third party contractors both in the UK and overseas.
• Creating floorplans for national group stands in conjunction with the sales manager
• Creating and maintaining records on the company's database
• Inputting and maintaining admin functions efficiently
• Checking the accuracy of 3D designs, visualisations and working drawings
• Budget accountability
• Ensuring excellent customer service and quality delivery 

The role falls into 2 key areas: 

1) National Pavilion Stands
A pavilion stand at an existing trade show.  Our package offers an enhanced Octanorm shell scheme with national branding as standard.  Exhibitors are encouraged to personalise their area through design, graphics and display aids.
Currently we have around 12 shows in the annual programme.

2) Bespoke stands
For individual clients.  Individual personalised stands or graphics both in the UK and at international exhibitions.

Download job spec - Exhibition_Design__Build_Project_Manager_-__Job_Description.pdf